I used to try it with my friends in the heyday of computer clubs. We couldn’t afford computers back then, so we went to such places to play. Now I have a long time ago has its own computer, but I still use my favorite Counter Strike 1.6, I found an interesting collection here, and a long time to choose between the collection of NAVI and mods of GTA, as it is my second game. In the end I downloaded both builds to alternate them, because in the first one I have improved aiming and weapons, and in the second one I can join to server as Tommy or CJ, which is very fun for me.
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Thanks a lot for the recommendation, I didn’t even know these modifications existed. It would be great if you could combine Counter Strike and Minecraft, by the way have you seen the recently released movie based on that game? I hope I can find a build like that on the service you wrote about above. These are legal builds, right? I don’t want to get VAC banned.
Yeah those crossover builds sound interesting but I’d be super careful about anything that modifies CS2 files. VAC bans are permanent and not worth risking your account over. If you want to customize your CS2 experience safely, focus on legitimate stuff like configs, crosshairs, and skins instead. I use https://dmarket.com/cs2-wiki/ to research which skins and items are legit to trade and what their real market values are. The site has tons of info about official cases, weapon collections, and trading without any risk of getting banned!
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