The next map also has a bomb-laying scenario and belongs to Operation Bravo and Phoenix in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. In addition to other things, there are coffins on the map, when located, next to which you can hear the sounds of a horse. In the future, this chip was removed, leaving chalk graffiti in their place as a reminder. Also, until 2016, there were bells on the terrorist base that could be struck by shooting at them. Of the interesting details, one can single out chickens that run on their own. The game has also undergone a number of changes over time, such as object relocation and lightening textures and lighting.
This card is considered one of the most balanced and therefore one of the most popular in the game. The task of the terrorists is to plant a bomb at two points where the boxes with weapons are located. This time the action takes place in the narrow streets of a small Italian village. Infernoĭe_inferno is another map with a bomb-planting scenario. And most often you will say this phrase in. However, if we talk about pronunciation, then it is best to say the phrase "The rate has entered!". This pronunciation is exactly the same as "CS: Source". Also on the spawn point of the terrorists, there is an inscription "سي اس سوس", which is pronounced "Si Es Sos". An email from Gabe Newell was shared on Twitter, in which he confirms the message was an "Easter egg, not an ARG.Of the interesting facts, the Goose inscription on the site can be distinguished - this is a reference to the author of the team, Min Gooseman Le. But, as with every rumour of a third entry in a Valve series, the rumours turned out to be prem-aperture. I'm making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS." GLaDOS would have preferred more deaths in the testing process, but we'll take what we can get.Īside from sounding like something Trump would tweet, the phrase is also the first line from the Portal end credits song Still Alive - which led many to speculate Valve was hinting at a third Portal title with a new ARG. Reddit user GetSomeGyros then figured out that the "SMS7" part of the message, meanwhile, refers to GSM 7-bit encoding: and when you put PGP pairings into this, you get the following message:
The transmission, when converted into the PGP word list, gives you 50 pairs of numbers and letters. Players figured out the beginning of the list is in the NATO phonetic alphabet, and translates to PGPW50 SMS757 - the first half of which refers to the PGP word list (an extended biometric word list designed to prevent wiretapping). According to snaileny, to hear this you have to stand in Room 3 for over two minutes before the (slightly creepy) message begins to play. The fun and games began when YouTube user snaileny posted a video of a "strange broadcast" they'd found on the new battle royale map dz_blacksite. Despite the best efforts of CS:GO sleuths, however, Valve has since confirmed this is actually just an Easter egg - although it's still a pretty neat discovery. CS:GO went three to play and got a battle royale mode last week - but the surprises didn't end there, as players discovered a cryptic message which some speculated was an ARG to tease Portal 3.
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