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 CS: Source Beta Guide - briefly
(hx) 12:51 PM CEST - Aug,26 2004
Just hold down the trigger and that AFK'er will be dead in no time!
The staff over at CS Nation have written a very informative guide to getting started with the CS: Source Beta and what to expect. The guide will explain some of the differences you'll find between CS:1.6 and CS:Source as well as the low down on some of the newer features to the game and the new engine. Here's a slice:
When firing a weapon in Counter-Strike 1.6, your crosshair will expand to represent the loss of control and recoil. The longer you continue firing, the further it expands until it reaches a maximum point of expansion. When you cease firing, your crosshair will shrink back to its normal size, allowing you to easily line up another target in your crosshair and begin firing again. This is also true to Counter-Strike: Source, but with a slight difference. In CS: Source, your crosshair does not smoothly transition back to its original size, instead it seems to shrink back in phases, one size at a time. This process takes a couple seconds longer than CS 1.6, making recoil harder to control.

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