What is the purpose of the number of CS1 5

1 Add a bandit (c) to the map

2 Add a police officer (CT) to the map

3 Results: The life of all robots.

4 Not only is the robot hanging, but you're also hanging.

5 This robot that joins a certain party in batches, after pressing, press 1 or 2, 1 will add C in batches, and 2 will add CT. in batches

6 Remove a robot from the map.

7. Remove all robots.

8 is to choose the mode of battle, press and then press 1 for the knife mode, that is, you can only hold a knife and not a gun. 2 is to only take a pistol. 3 is a gun that can hold a shotgun or less.

4 is the gun below the submachine gun, 5 is the ability to take? Guns below guns, 6 is guns that can hold heavy machine guns or less. 7 is all guns.

I don't know what that 5 is. I can't try it.

9 At present, CS has not opened this function - -

0 doesn't seem to have any effect, but when you press the +, 0 exits the menu after pressing the +.

That's exactly what it is. The phenomenon mentioned on the first floor can also be seen in some maps, such as maps. In that case, just make a path to the map.

It's simple to do the path. I won't talk about it here, I'll give you a piece of information. If you want to learn, check it out.

+81 opponents all with knives +87 big snipers, +3 all kills other than you.

Half-Life has been unanimously recognized as "Game of the Year" by more than 40 companies** and has been hailed as an "epic and outstanding work" – and Half-Life is a triumph in today's increasingly competitive action game market, along with the Quake and Unreal series.

Valve developed Counter Strike by using a very popular "open" development model: every once in a while they release a beta version of the game for players to test freely** (some companies are stingy with releasing a beta when the game is 90% complete!). ）。

The game has been upgraded from the original version to the version (file size is about 43 trillion), but Valve still seems to be "unsatisfied" with the design of the game, and does not make any publicity about its development and design process. That said, the game itself has already received high praise in the community of volunteer testers (including, of course, the author himself) of CS (short for Half-Life: Counter Strike).

Half-L ife fans are a little excited?

With the global launch of Quake III: Arena and Unreal's Unreal: Tournament coming out on top, what's the end of Valve's talents?

Although Half-Life: Team Fortress has won the hearts of players with its excellent teamwork mode, it can only be counted as a "classic" of the previous generation; And "Half-Life:-for-Tat" only allows players to complete the transformation of a character in the game, and the game itself does not have much innovation; Team Fortress II is still shrouded in a veil of mystery, and it will take time to unveil ......itBut don't be anxious for Half-Life fans, because just like TFC was launched, Valve has already worked with some talented players to develop an action game called Counter Strike, which combines teamwork, squad tactical simulation, close-room combat, and other outstanding gameplay details.

Valve developed Counter Strike by using a very popular "open" development model: every once in a while they release a beta version of the game for players to test freely** (some companies are stingy with releasing a beta when the game is 90% complete!). ）。

The game has been upgraded from the original version to the version (file size is about 43 trillion), but Valve still seems to be "unsatisfied" with the design of the game, and does not make any publicity about its development and design process. That said, the game itself has already received high praise in the community of volunteer testers (including, of course, the author himself) of CS (short for Half-Life: Counter Strike).

Half-L ife fans are a little excited?