Server Op Montiors For Dirty Words
Earlier this week, famed server admin Ronin announced that
he would begin a rigorous campaign against the use of profane
language in Counter-Strike. The game, he says, has been
hampered by people who scream and yell inappropriate messages
to other players.
"I can't believe people would [expletive] curse in this
[expletive] game. I mean, what the [expletive]? If you've got
something [expletive] productive to [expletive] say to
someone, get off your ass and [expletive] go to their house
and [expletive] tell them yourself, you [expletive]
moron!"
The punishment for offenders, Ronin explained, will be
harsh. Violators of the cursing ban will find themselves
equipped with only a Glock, will have the bomb every round on
de_ maps, and will be the VIP every round on as_ maps.
"I'm tired of this [expletive] cursing, damnit."
CS Player Takes a Break, Plays Minesweeper
Avid Counter-Strike player Dylix finally took a break from
his usual 14-hour CS marathon to play Windows Minesweeper. His
father claimed the change of pace was from his "fingers
hurting" and that he "needs a break" from the constant
killing.
After logging over 9 hours straight on the Domain of Pain
server, Dylix exited Counter-Strike and returned to his
desktop. "I just sat there for a while, phased at what just
happened...then for some reason I went to the
Accessories/Games folder and clicked on that cute little
Minesweeper icon."
When asked if he would return to Counter-Strike or not, a
triumphant Dylix exclaimed, "SCREW CS, DUDE! I beat the
Beginner level in 13 seconds! I think I'm going for the
Intermediate level after I take a quick trip to the
potty." |
New CS Music Announced
Napster users and MP3 fans alike converged together today
to protest a recently-released Counter-Strike tune on Napster
called "Taking Fire." Counter-Strike team member cliffe is
also considering legal action against Napster, the distributor
of the so-called "song."
"I was
just, you know, trying to download as much as I could from
Napster before it shut down and I came across this cool
looking mp3 filename," reports Suicide, a member of Clan
Killers 3. "So I downloaded it, and went to make some Hot
Pockets."
"So I got back and Napster reported that
'CS-Taking_Fire.mp3' was done. I opened it," Suicide sobbed,
"It [expletive] sucked. It's just a bunch of radio messages."
Sources close to CSNE report that the file in question
contains the following lyrics repeated over 50 times:
Taking Fi-- Taking Fi-- Taking
Fi-- Taking Fire Need
Assistance. Ene- Ene- Ene- Enemy Down.
"Yes, I will be taking legal action against Napster," said
Jess Cliffe of the Counter-Strike team, who did the radio
messages. "Frankly, it's a bastardization of my work, and I
won't stand for it. By the way, did you check out cs.net?
olololol I said assblaster on it!"
It is unknown who produces the mp3, but CSNE has learned
that the sequel, entitled 'Need Backup', will be released on
mp3.com. |