Map 'as_ream' Denied for CS 1.0
Counter-Strike project leader Gooseman issued a press release
today concerning the fate of the maps to be included with version
1.0. The bulk of the press release, though, was directed at famed
mapper Lube's controversial map, as_ream.
Many players were expecting as_ream for Beta 7, but Lube said he was
"stuck in a mess" and "couldn't get in any more compromising
positions" in time to make the release. Over the past few months
Lube had been refining his map even further until Gooseman delivered
a striking blow to his work.
"It is in our
best interest to not include anything in version 1.0 that would
cause controversy," Gooseman was quoted as saying in his press
release. "We just can't bear to have this 'mounting' scenario
included in the retail version."
"This is unbelievably preposterous," Lube quickly fired back,
"that he'd try to push this in behind me. Do you realize how long
I've smoothed and stroked my brushwork in this map? Well, I've kept
it in for a while now without pulling out, but now I'm ready to go
all over the place with my new map."
The most debated feature of as_ream was the new "reverse
assassination" (mounting) mode in which one Counter-Terrorist would
be swiftly thrust against the remaining Terrorists. After many long,
hard hours of slick action, the Terrorist that shafted the CT the
most times was declared winner.
"I said it once, and I'll say it again - it's not like I'm trying
to shove something long and hard down their throats with this new
map's gameplay! Now I've added an escape hole at the end of the long
corridor shaft so that if players find themselves thrusted into a
wet and sticky situation, they can erupt widly from the top and
win!"
Renowned alias-maker TunkeyMicket exclaimed, "Boy, this map
sounds like a weiner--err--winner! I just want to bend over and take
it all in!"
Gooseman later added, "God help us all if he releases this
map."

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