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Thread: Counter-Strike 1.6 vs. Call of Duty

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    Default Counter-Strike 1.6 vs. Call of Duty

    Well my computer certainly isn't the best, and in fact it's pretty old.

    I can't run the newer games, so I'm going to settle for one of two classics.

    I can either buy COD + United Offensive for $30, or the Counter-Strike Anthology (includes CS 1.6, Condition Zero, and some other crap) for $10.

    Which is the better deal, which game is better, more fun, more challenging, better graphically, more active?

    I can't tell which is more active because while COD is still very active, according to xfire, it doesn't even support 1.6. CZ is below COD by one rank in the hours played category on xfire.

    So, what do you guys think?

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    umm
    why would u get Cod + UO, u should get Cod2 lol
    but no
    get CS, way more fun, cuz there are so many ways to play, deathmatch, pub (defuse teh bomb), skiing, hella lotta more (and warcraft 3 also), and cod 2 just has those normal Cod-type games lol
    and CS 1.6 gives better FPS (frames per second not first person shooter)

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    Quote Originally Posted by SahibX View Post
    umm
    why would u get Cod + UO, u should get Cod2 lol
    but no
    get CS, way more fun, cuz there are so many ways to play, deathmatch, pub (defuse teh bomb), skiing, hella lotta more (and warcraft 3 also), and cod 2 just has those normal Cod-type games lol
    and CS 1.6 gives better FPS (frames per second not first person shooter)
    Well I have an intel integrated card, (950 GMA series), so trying to play cod2 with that is like throwing 20 bucks out the window.

    Does anyone know if Counter-Strike: Source is playable with that card, though?

    I have a 1.66 GHz dual core processor, with 1 GB RAM. Can I run it? I have already assumed that I can't... but I'm not really sure.

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    CS is for you if you want fast action.

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    if you want a good story with awesome voice acting and lots of fast paced action go with CoD

    if you want mindless killing and people using the Awp for cheap kills, get CS.

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    CS comes with zombies...

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    Quote Originally Posted by WerewolfX View Post
    if you want a good story with awesome voice acting and lots of fast paced action go with CoD

    if you want mindless killing and people using the Awp for cheap kills, get CS.
    Oooh That's so not true..
    first of all, the multi player in Cod doesn't have a story. second of all the deference between cs1.6 and cod isn't very different in movement or speed.
    And about the awp part. if you kill them before they kill you, you won't have a problem with an awp.

    Ontopic: Just buy Cs trilogie and then download Cod1 + expansion. Yes you can play them online if you just have a key. I do the same thing.

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