Counter Strike 1.6 Gungame Server, Gameplay Info and Video

[Gunz]

hi dudes, i have counter strike 1.6 server (gungame) mod, open from sice 2011 (June) and still active, Sİmple style and gameplay, so nothing hard (only opponents) server has just gungame maps and no *edited* public maps, i like random respawn for big maps like de_dust2 or de_aztec but my players disagree about that idea, need 5 kills for next level, and all cs 1.6 guns present. Stupid new generation, they are lazy and dont know what is challenge, boring too fast, good luck to them may be life comes to more easy or women, almost all people wating for a magic stick, so everything comes free without work... Time pass too fast also everything change fast too, now life mobile somethings more easy yes but people think everything win without efford. Oldschool players gone somewhere, i need real warriors and also who play for fun,

 

Gungame = man game, so kids out, i am looking for real gungamers

 

video

 

Counter Strike 1.6 gungame server map: fy_pool_day

 

map: gg_csbase

 

map: gg_desert

 

http://www.gametracker.com/server_info/94.23.207.43:27060

 

STEAM GRUP: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Rebel_Uprising_Clan

 

counter strike 1.6 gungame server ip and maps

SERVER IP: 94.23.207.43:27060 or 80.86.90.20:27060

 

cs 1.6 maps list

 

iceworld_2010
fy_snow
gg_zogist_aimshot
gg_fy_deagle_dustworld2
gg_fy_elevated
gg_mini_dust2
fy_pool_day
gg_fy_iceworld_1337
gg_dev_platform
gg_lego_arena_cs16_c
gg_sauna
fy_pool_day
fy_snow
gg_mini_dust2
gg_33_lab
gg_desert
gg_buzz
gg_mini_dust2
fy_snow2
gg_dusty_maze
gg_zogist_dangerous
gg_flatiron
fy_snow
fy_pool_day
gg_zogist_my_dreams

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