Having played and loving "cs_drugbust", it has a major flaw. Since nobody hosts any online servers of it, the only real way you can play the map is offline. But for whatever reason bots happen to be able to see through the wooden fence surrounding the house and will not hesitate to wallbang the fuck out of you through it.
The only way to enjoy it with people is to play with a bunch of friends on lan or a private server. Truly a shame this map doesn't have the recognition it deserves.
It seems the wooden fence is just a flat texture with collision on it. You can probably add a thin brush based wall to fix the issue of bots seeing through it.
the first couple years a lot of people can go through "baby blues" where they may have thoughts or feelings of regret due to the insane stress having a baby brings. It's not that they don't love their kids, it's just hard for them to see through the unique depression and wall of never-ending stress. Thats why they say quiet kids are easy kids
@@muscleman125word, im not a downer regardless of the Blues tho and there are tons of parents who have 'blues' and dont just stop at that line of 'takes a lot of my time' Lol. the original criticism still stands even in the face of nuance, suck my balls. hes not saying hes smacking up his baby or anything, just the way he talks ab his kid is funny bc its off. also the last line of your comment- 'thats what they say' lmao. 'they' being people you dont have to fundamentally agree with unless you're a coward. not everyone is seeing through a fog of depression and even those who are- can be considerate and on any spectrum of giving overtly displayed affection towards their children.
I played the 1.6 crackhouse, cs_paintball and the starwars map he mentions. They were extremely popular custom maps back in the day. They even were still being played when CSCZ got made.
I don't remember that map specifically, but 'speedball' maps were really popular at one point. They were all rooms with wooden structures with different layouts. They were a lot of fun.
I miss the variety and chaos of old school counter strike. Designing games for esports really just leads to taking a belt sander to the whole experience and smoothing out all the rough edges until all thats left is a smooth, featureless blob with no interesting or unique characteristics. Its really a shame that they bury the community server browser in GO and funnel the vast majority of the playerbase away from any custom content.
Esports is everything I hate about sports, with none of the good stuff like encouraging healthy living. I've stopped playing online games that have matchmaking.
@@gamerman7276 I play in the VR Master League and personally I really enjoy it. money isn't involved unless you're way up at the top so really I just play because I love the game we play and I love playing in a team, it's a real thrill and I wish there was more esports like it.
@@gamerman7276 stuff like american football cannot be healthy for you, but yeah most simpler sports like running or swimming practically require some health
I would love to imagine Mike's son, when he's 9 years old, starts playing some form of future gen CS due to the peer pressure at first, but genuinely enjoy it after. Starting to comb through the older, classic maps. Mike's son stumble upon cs_crackhouse, and his old man would have a hell of a story for him.....
I LOVE hearing the stories of maps, and I remember first playing a Zombie Survival version of this map on Gmod of all places. Awesome music choices btw.
Same! When I got into the map for the first time in Pavlov I was like "Woah... I've been here!" I thought it was somewhere I'd been irl because it was so familiar but it was just from all the gmod dm I used to play lol! I should get back on VR haha
i had the same feeling, i used to play this map a lot on a little mobile game called block strike, i just recognised it bc of the last shot off the map on the video haha good times@@ashleycarr9958
jesus christ dude, i subbed because one video was extremely well made, but you're just pumping these out like its no hassle at all! Good work, keep it up!
Love to see this history behind what I spent so much time playing on. Your videos are great and I’m glad to find other Source fanatics stuck in 2004 in 2022
I'm 6 months late but just seeing this video in my recommended brought back a huge flood of memories of playing css deathmatch on this map with a friend who has since passed away. Thank you for covering stuff like this, I'm sure I'm not the only one who's had a similar experience with your videos at this point.
Private public servers where you would meet up with many of the same people everyday and play custom maps, have map votes etc is what made OG CS so amazing. I met many friends that I still talk to playing maps like this one in public servers. Gives me intense nostalgia and definitely makes me miss the good old days of CS.
Yes, yes and yes. As a poor kid I always played pirated versions and finally got to buy all the older CS versions recently. They still feel a lot better than the newer versions specially for that reason. I guess it's because downloading assents would take too long for the newer ones?
The algorithm likes you a lot man you're going places. Your content is well made. That intro is memorable as well. I didn't realize until I clicked on this video that I had already seen a video by you. Keep up the good work, I can't wait to see more from you!
This was a really beautiful video, thank you for making it. Most of the time i'm never satisfied with a TH-cam video and this one really got me from start to finish, so thank you very much for making my year.
great memories of purchasing a gaming laptop and playing this nonstop on summer nights. I really miss the user-made multiplayer content in most contemporary titles
amazing video, instant subscribe, keep up the good work! absolutely love the art style in intro / outro.. and of course the background music choice is absolutely heaven to my ears.
just want to give you your flowers, you have some of the best intros on this site. your content is even better, but god those intros bring out nostalgia in me I can’t explain
Bro this put some much character and humanity to this map and many memories, its crazy to think how many maps and patterns from video games that were just made by normal people and even high schoolers
I absolutely love this video, I'm only 23 so I never played 1.6 and barely played CSS, but I'm still nostalgic for those times and I love hearing the story behind this map. The way you were actually able to contact the creator and to hear that he had a child really brought it all together. Thank you for this vid.
I just love the fact these maps were made by kids. They didn't care about design discipline, whether if they'd be feasible in real life, or even if they were balanced most of the time, they just wanted to stick as much cool sh!t into the level as they could without it crashing. It was all about making it fun!
I'm so thrilled to see such an awesome old map get this thorough of a looking-at. So many great memories of playing the original on Condition Zero (Splak server, iykyk)
Thanks for the vid, subscribing right away. Reminds me of the costum map scene of StarCraft and WarCraft 3, was really a blast. Was a great era in gaming to be a part of. Peace from Sweden
Subbed man, dope video. I loved playing crackhouse as a highschooler, just back to back to back respawns. Feels cool to share this nostalgia, I never had friends who played PC games with me, I was always alone online. So these videos kind of affirm my childhood.
Honestly the quality of your videos is insane, given the low amount of views. Your style reminds me a bit of Nick Robinson, only, y'know, without the whole sexual harrasment shit. Cheers.
@@Ilikewater-andice dude got fired from polygon or something because of sexual misconduct, might have been with a minor, maybe not, i can't be bothered to check rn. He's an asshole and has been avoiding the allegations for years now.
Your footage of De_Survivor and mentions of Cs_paintball and Starwars brought back some serious nostalgia. I remember playing all of those maps as a kid and driving the Landspeeders and giant sandcrawler, but it was super easy to glitch the sand crawler into the map.
Thanks for the effort you put into this video. The original cs_crackhouse was very influential to my childhood years. It was nice to have insight into the guy who created it. and it makes it much more relatable that we've all grown up since those days, and our lives are driving us into a new and unsure direction. I'll end the rant with a thank you for this effort. Would you make a video in similar context in regards to the original Scoutzknives maps?
Wow, I had no idea our textures were part of such an iconic map in the CS community. The early 2000s really were an awesome time period for mapping and mod making, so many great memories!
The most mind-blowing thing is how he just off-handedly mentions he made the winter version of mansion. I played that map for literal years never knew who made it. Now i know why I liked it.
I feel like I got recommended a video of yours before in the past. this was really good. I especially like the way you jokingly stuttered it's very realistic
This map is definitely my all time favorite and it is the thing that inspired me to make a CS:S video with my friends, it is the main reason I have so many hours in Source. Funnily enough just yesterday me and my friend decided to 1v1 each other in a bunch of CS:GO remakes of the map and I must say cs_crackhouse_remake is a excellent and detailed remake of the OG, it even has a sewer entrance and more road that makes sense. Highly recommend. Also this video is really good, new sub
I love these kinds of videos. I'm someone who has spent way too much of my life playing CS (mostly 1.6, but a good amount of CSS and eventually even a bit of CSGO) and it's just incredible to see someone go and re-visit many aspects of CS in *such* detail. Well done, friend. I hope you do a video on "fy_iceworld" and its many variations (fy_iceworld2k, fy_snow - the best of the bunch, imho). I'm not entirely sure how popular Iceworld was in CSS, but on CS 1.6 it was one of the early SUPER popular "fun maps". I'd give 2nd place to fy_pool_day. A few others worth mentioning: de_rats (I've barely played this one myself, but it was insanely popular with many people), cs scoutzknivez, aim_ak-colt, aim_map_usp. I'll stop here. Thanks for such an awesome video.
I remember playing bunch of different gamemodes on this map. From zombies to hostage and generic team-match. Sometimes hanging out in the empty map after no one else was online. It had a really weird atmosphere that I thought was fascinating. I'm a nerd.
I play Arma 3 and run into Mike every now and again. Really chill dude and 99% of the player base over there doesn't know his past. When I said that he's the dude in charge of CS crackhouse I was called a Crack Pot.
CSS Crackhouse holds most of my memories of CS gaming in highschool circa 2005-2009. I remember loving crackhouse. The weird thing is I just recently redownloaded CSS and the first thing I did was find a crackhouse lobby and play DM. I lost 2 hrs quickly. 2 days later this video popped up in my feed. Thank you ❤️
so many memories came flooding back watching this. Valve fucked CS by pointing people more towards official servers. Community servers were so damn good.
I'm new school, started playing csgo in 2013-ish. This video is very interesting, and that intro is one of the best intros I've ever seen for a youtube channel. Ez sub.
Wow I feel like I know a lot about CSGO and a lot about Counter Strike in general because I’ve watched so many videos about it and the history of maps and stuff. I’ve played a good 50 hours or so of CS source in the last few years but I’ve never heard of this map I’m questioning my knowledge of everything now
im a sucker for moments where lost media or lost/dormant creators of media show up again in some good capacity, its just that warm feeling that something hasnt been lost to time.
this video was really good beside the rant about how the war on drugs actually caused the militarzation of the police and the increase of no-knock raids on alleged drug houses! Otherwise, great video!
Are community driven server/content dead in current counter strike? This is somewhat related to the video subject. I have owned dedicated servers and made varios maps for csgo and css a few years back for me this was the main reasonfor playing the game, just for fun gameplay, but i feel that the competitive scene has grown so much that this type of content is lost to the time, I live in brazil and the CS series is praised here, there are more csgo players than ever, but if i list just brazilian dedicated servers there like just 50 server and 90% of them are just retake, competitive, and DM servers in the vanila maps. I fell that most players are not interesting in gamemode like surf, bhop, zombie, DR, minegame, etc. they just want to be like the pros and train for the competitive gamemode. That have killed the game for me. Is that true or a i'm being just nostalgic?
Oh my god! I always thought this map was a fever dream. When I was a kid I used to try and play cs:s on my brother's pc and he always put on this map. Thank you so much.
I'm an OG started on 1.6. I played the crap out of cs_crackhouse I remember always looking it up! I also played that starwars map where you can drive the huge sand vehicleand pod racers! So COOL!! Awesome video keep it up!
I really like the mapping scene for Trouble in Terrorist Town. A lot of soul and variety. Truly crazy maps out there too. Wish servers on Gmod hosted vanilla.
yo dude that optical illusion at the beginning was crazy it really looked like the squares were moving
You don't recognize
Eyes can be decieve
Wonder of science !
@@DrCoomer_1 a fellow scientist
@@DrCoomer_1 Where is bubby
Having played and loving "cs_drugbust", it has a major flaw. Since nobody hosts any online servers of it, the only real way you can play the map is offline. But for whatever reason bots happen to be able to see through the wooden fence surrounding the house and will not hesitate to wallbang the fuck out of you through it.
The only way to enjoy it with people is to play with a bunch of friends on lan or a private server. Truly a shame this map doesn't have the recognition it deserves.
The only time i ever saw drugbust was in a gmod prophunt & guess who videos from mr sark / seananners and vanoss crew
@@piscessoedroen years ago it used to be on a gmod TTT server I played and it was awesome, shame you almost never see it nowadays.
It seems the wooden fence is just a flat texture with collision on it. You can probably add a thin brush based wall to fix the issue of bots seeing through it.
@@snark567 these days the only people who know how to use hammer to change a texture or something are classic gmod people
I love how he never specifies he’s happy to have a 9 month old son, just that he takes up a lot of his time lmao
Raising children is time and nerve consuming tho.
@@flowgangsemaudamartoz7062 indeed. I’m still happy to have a little baby daughter though lol
the first couple years a lot of people can go through "baby blues" where they may have thoughts or feelings of regret due to the insane stress having a baby brings. It's not that they don't love their kids, it's just hard for them to see through the unique depression and wall of never-ending stress. Thats why they say quiet kids are easy kids
i feel bad for my parents having to raise my stupid ass only for me to grow up into an useless fuck never accomplishing anything
@@muscleman125word, im not a downer regardless of the Blues tho and there are tons of parents who have 'blues' and dont just stop at that line of 'takes a lot of my time' Lol. the original criticism still stands even in the face of nuance, suck my balls. hes not saying hes smacking up his baby or anything, just the way he talks ab his kid is funny bc its off. also the last line of your comment- 'thats what they say' lmao. 'they' being people you dont have to fundamentally agree with unless you're a coward. not everyone is seeing through a fog of depression and even those who are- can be considerate and on any spectrum of giving overtly displayed affection towards their children.
I played the 1.6 crackhouse, cs_paintball and the starwars map he mentions. They were extremely popular custom maps back in the day. They even were still being played when CSCZ got made.
Same. I remember playing them on 1.6 as well, searched through the comments to find this one!
I don't remember that map specifically, but 'speedball' maps were really popular at one point. They were all rooms with wooden structures with different layouts. They were a lot of fun.
Titties and beer was always a queue to join the server
starwars was a great map that I lost many, many hours with friends on. It was a shame CS 1.6 didn't use more vehicles on its maps.
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa3728 the vehicles were the best part. Especially getting to do drivebys on the other teams
This is why I like ratlobber better than richter, he’s brave enough to make a video that features more than 5 seconds of CS:GO footage
richter is just annoying lmfao
"where is team fortress 1?" on the steam store you fucking gibbon
It looks cool 😎
Agreed
And ratlobber was also in 50 blessings
didnt richter try gatekeeping gmod args from pyrocynical
I miss the variety and chaos of old school counter strike. Designing games for esports really just leads to taking a belt sander to the whole experience and smoothing out all the rough edges until all thats left is a smooth, featureless blob with no interesting or unique characteristics. Its really a shame that they bury the community server browser in GO and funnel the vast majority of the playerbase away from any custom content.
Esports is everything I hate about sports, with none of the good stuff like encouraging healthy living. I've stopped playing online games that have matchmaking.
@@gamerman7276 lol competitive sport is anything but healthy.
@@gamerman7276 I play in the VR Master League and personally I really enjoy it. money isn't involved unless you're way up at the top so really I just play because I love the game we play and I love playing in a team, it's a real thrill and I wish there was more esports like it.
@@elecarno Nice
@@gamerman7276 stuff like american football cannot be healthy for you, but yeah most simpler sports like running or swimming practically require some health
I would love to imagine Mike's son, when he's 9 years old, starts playing some form of future gen CS due to the peer pressure at first, but genuinely enjoy it after.
Starting to comb through the older, classic maps. Mike's son stumble upon cs_crackhouse, and his old man would have a hell of a story for him.....
What a weirdly specific detail to add, 'due to peer pressure at first'??
@@throwawayaccount5785lmao right?
@@throwawayaccount5785 because cs is a fuckin drug.
8:42 "Its a shame that virtually no css servers host this version the map"
Me: Oh, so this isnt a CSGO remake.
I LOVE hearing the stories of maps, and I remember first playing a Zombie Survival version of this map on Gmod of all places.
Awesome music choices btw.
No replies saying “it’s the famous YTer!” so I thought I’d give you a reply. Big fan of your TF2 map facts series btw
I actually have the exact same memory. I knew I heard of the map from somewhere but I knew it wasn't CS...
Dude your videos are extremely well made. Hope the algorithm fucks with you
Now it does
Now it did
yeah i can confirm it does well
it does now
It did
"I live in a low-income housing environment....."
As soon as I saw the map itself it dawned on me that I played this map in Pavlov VR and it was one of the most fun times I've ever had in that game.
Same! When I got into the map for the first time in Pavlov I was like "Woah... I've been here!" I thought it was somewhere I'd been irl because it was so familiar but it was just from all the gmod dm I used to play lol! I should get back on VR haha
i had the same feeling, i used to play this map a lot on a little mobile game called block strike, i just recognised it bc of the last shot off the map on the video haha good times@@ashleycarr9958
That was an incredible video. I love your VHS style, it was also interesting learning more about cs_crackhouse
jesus christ dude, i subbed because one video was extremely well made, but you're just pumping these out like its no hassle at all! Good work, keep it up!
4:19 "I like to check up on my babies once in a while"
good to know when you find out he became an actual dad since then
Love to see this history behind what I spent so much time playing on. Your videos are great and I’m glad to find other Source fanatics stuck in 2004 in 2022
I'm 6 months late but just seeing this video in my recommended brought back a huge flood of memories of playing css deathmatch on this map with a friend who has since passed away. Thank you for covering stuff like this, I'm sure I'm not the only one who's had a similar experience with your videos at this point.
Severely underrated my dude! The editing is peak!
Private public servers where you would meet up with many of the same people everyday and play custom maps, have map votes etc is what made OG CS so amazing. I met many friends that I still talk to playing maps like this one in public servers. Gives me intense nostalgia and definitely makes me miss the good old days of CS.
Yes, yes and yes. As a poor kid I always played pirated versions and finally got to buy all the older CS versions recently.
They still feel a lot better than the newer versions specially for that reason.
I guess it's because downloading assents would take too long for the newer ones?
we still do that over here from 1.6 we merged to csgo to cs2 and servers still runing with players still around.
The algorithm likes you a lot man you're going places. Your content is well made. That intro is memorable as well. I didn't realize until I clicked on this video that I had already seen a video by you. Keep up the good work, I can't wait to see more from you!
Thank you for telling us this story, and extreme thanks to Mike for his contribution to gaming.
This is one of the more underrated channels. Keep up man your videos are awesome
This was a really beautiful video, thank you for making it.
Most of the time i'm never satisfied with a TH-cam video and this one really got me from start to finish, so thank you very much for making my year.
great memories of purchasing a gaming laptop and playing this nonstop on summer nights. I really miss the user-made multiplayer content in most contemporary titles
dayum now anyone with just a normal laptop can play the game flawlessly
Just the feeling of pure nostalgia I get from seeing the Source port, I can feel the days slip away and pass me by just by thinking about it.
9:56 RIP DMX 😔
Man, I Absolutly Love Your Retro Intro's And Outro's, Their Really Well Made, And Just Give Off That 80's Feel.
amazing video, instant subscribe, keep up the good work! absolutely love the art style in intro / outro.. and of course the background music choice is absolutely heaven to my ears.
just want to give you your flowers, you have some of the best intros on this site. your content is even better, but god those intros bring out nostalgia in me I can’t explain
Bro this put some much character and humanity to this map and many memories, its crazy to think how many maps and patterns from video games that were just made by normal people and even high schoolers
I absolutely love this video, I'm only 23 so I never played 1.6 and barely played CSS, but I'm still nostalgic for those times and I love hearing the story behind this map. The way you were actually able to contact the creator and to hear that he had a child really brought it all together. Thank you for this vid.
I just love the fact these maps were made by kids. They didn't care about design discipline, whether if they'd be feasible in real life, or even if they were balanced most of the time, they just wanted to stick as much cool sh!t into the level as they could without it crashing. It was all about making it fun!
Just discovered you ratlobber and I'm obsessed. It's the celebration of the beautiful world of counter-strike and all the nostalgia that comes with it
my brother created the original map!! hilarious their is a video dedicated to its creation
Mike is your brother? 😲
@@aka1o252 yup
I'm so thrilled to see such an awesome old map get this thorough of a looking-at. So many great memories of playing the original on Condition Zero (Splak server, iykyk)
ty for this.. the piano music during the q and a made it feel comforting. nice to know dudes doing wel.
Thanks for the vid, subscribing right away. Reminds me of the costum map scene of StarCraft and WarCraft 3, was really a blast.
Was a great era in gaming to be a part of.
Peace from Sweden
Dude this video is a hidden treasure. Hope you get more views.
dude your production quality is way too good for 20k subs, hope you reach higher goals and keep on making high quality videos like this one!
Subbed man, dope video. I loved playing crackhouse as a highschooler, just back to back to back respawns. Feels cool to share this nostalgia, I never had friends who played PC games with me, I was always alone online. So these videos kind of affirm my childhood.
Honestly the quality of your videos is insane, given the low amount of views. Your style reminds me a bit of Nick Robinson, only, y'know, without the whole sexual harrasment shit. Cheers.
Fuck he sexually harassed someone? Damnit why is it so many damn creators I just wanna watch cool videos aaaaaaa I hate this planet
Wait - the WHAT ?!?!?!
Explain
@@Ilikewater-andice dude got fired from polygon or something because of sexual misconduct, might have been with a minor, maybe not, i can't be bothered to check rn. He's an asshole and has been avoiding the allegations for years now.
@@nolram ^^^ pinging you too since I missed your comment
Your footage of De_Survivor and mentions of Cs_paintball and Starwars brought back some serious nostalgia. I remember playing all of those maps as a kid and driving the Landspeeders and giant sandcrawler, but it was super easy to glitch the sand crawler into the map.
Great use of music in this video, most of these songs you put in are some I have in a playlist I use to map too
Thanks for the effort you put into this video. The original cs_crackhouse was very influential to my childhood years. It was nice to have insight into the guy who created it. and it makes it much more relatable that we've all grown up since those days, and our lives are driving us into a new and unsure direction. I'll end the rant with a thank you for this effort. Would you make a video in similar context in regards to the original Scoutzknives maps?
as an old 1.6 player this brings back a lot of memories, thanks for the video :)
Thanks for a vid, Rat, I love these deep dives into random historic gaming topics. I'd love to see more
Thanks for making this video. It revived those precious memories we all had with CS. Much love everyone.
Wow, I had no idea our textures were part of such an iconic map in the CS community. The early 2000s really were an awesome time period for mapping and mod making, so many great memories!
That's seriously cool!
LIAR
The most mind-blowing thing is how he just off-handedly mentions he made the winter version of mansion. I played that map for literal years never knew who made it. Now i know why I liked it.
absolutely love the unreal tournament music in the background, surprisingly fits well with CS
I feel like I got recommended a video of yours before in the past. this was really good. I especially like the way you jokingly stuttered it's very realistic
7:50 I like how you were shocked at how that enemy got killed out of nowhere!
This map is definitely my all time favorite and it is the thing that inspired me to make a CS:S video with my friends, it is the main reason I have so many hours in Source. Funnily enough just yesterday me and my friend decided to 1v1 each other in a bunch of CS:GO remakes of the map and I must say cs_crackhouse_remake is a excellent and detailed remake of the OG, it even has a sewer entrance and more road that makes sense. Highly recommend. Also this video is really good, new sub
this was my favorite map on css ! thanks for bringing back these memories lol
Foregone Destruction in the background music at the end ... OMG 😍 love your channel
I love these kinds of videos. I'm someone who has spent way too much of my life playing CS (mostly 1.6, but a good amount of CSS and eventually even a bit of CSGO) and it's just incredible to see someone go and re-visit many aspects of CS in *such* detail. Well done, friend. I hope you do a video on "fy_iceworld" and its many variations (fy_iceworld2k, fy_snow - the best of the bunch, imho). I'm not entirely sure how popular Iceworld was in CSS, but on CS 1.6 it was one of the early SUPER popular "fun maps". I'd give 2nd place to fy_pool_day. A few others worth mentioning: de_rats (I've barely played this one myself, but it was insanely popular with many people), cs scoutzknivez, aim_ak-colt, aim_map_usp. I'll stop here. Thanks for such an awesome video.
This was my dad's favorite map lol. I grew up seeing those spots.
First time watching, just subscribed. Insanely well made video for 20k subs and I don't even play CS. Hope the maps get popular they look real good
I like your use of Jungle music in your videos, you don't see that a lot. Great video man
You know what...Mike sounds like a chill dude, i wish him luck
I remember playing bunch of different gamemodes on this map. From zombies to hostage and generic team-match. Sometimes hanging out in the empty map after no one else was online. It had a really weird atmosphere that I thought was fascinating. I'm a nerd.
I love the drum n bass music through the video! Caught my attention for sure
I really like your content, also didn't expect the map creator to respond years later,
Also I really love your music choices of Drum 'N Bass :)
I play Arma 3 and run into Mike every now and again. Really chill dude and 99% of the player base over there doesn't know his past. When I said that he's the dude in charge of CS crackhouse I was called a Crack Pot.
I never heard of the map crackhouse but i remember playing cs_drugbust around 2013~2014 playing the css sci fi 3 hardwired mod
CSS Crackhouse holds most of my memories of CS gaming in highschool circa 2005-2009. I remember loving crackhouse. The weird thing is I just recently redownloaded CSS and the first thing I did was find a crackhouse lobby and play DM. I lost 2 hrs quickly. 2 days later this video popped up in my feed. Thank you ❤️
Thank you for bringing back this memory♡
how does ratman do it every single time 😩
Make a tutorial on how to make the intro, transition, and the outro its so cool also what video editing software do u use?
Source engine content and slick bumpers def made my day, thanks for uploading.
I love vids like these even though I'm terrible at mapping, great vid bra
so many memories came flooding back watching this. Valve fucked CS by pointing people more towards official servers. Community servers were so damn good.
Hello Daniels alt account.
The mention of the early CS:S
Mapping reminded me of my childhood. Playing dumb mini games maps. Great video.
I'm new school, started playing csgo in 2013-ish. This video is very interesting, and that intro is one of the best intros I've ever seen for a youtube channel. Ez sub.
You really need to start listing your music at the desc, my dude.
Wow I feel like I know a lot about CSGO and a lot about Counter Strike in general because I’ve watched so many videos about it and the history of maps and stuff. I’ve played a good 50 hours or so of CS source in the last few years but I’ve never heard of this map I’m questioning my knowledge of everything now
Crazy to hear Mike did Starwars, that was one of my favorite maps back in the day. Funny to see the connection to my other favorite CS map.
Love the Ridge Racer 4 music in the background. Keep it up mate
That last clip, dear god so much soul. My heart cannot take it
imagine being the son of the guy who made one of the greatest counter-strike maps of all time
nice vid :)! i'd like to see more videos like this, on other classic old school maps and such :D
im a sucker for moments where lost media or lost/dormant creators of media show up again in some good capacity, its just that warm feeling that something hasnt been lost to time.
Isnt that your mom's house?
this video was really good beside the rant about how the war on drugs actually caused the militarzation of the police and the increase of no-knock raids on alleged drug houses! Otherwise, great video!
Wow. I envy your editing skills man. Excellent video.
I love your intro, it's so clean.
Are community driven server/content dead in current counter strike?
This is somewhat related to the video subject.
I have owned dedicated servers and made varios maps for csgo and css a few years back for me this was the main reasonfor playing the game, just for fun gameplay, but i feel that the competitive scene has grown so much that this type of content is lost to the time, I live in brazil and the CS series is praised here, there are more csgo players than ever, but if i list just brazilian dedicated servers there like just 50 server and 90% of them are just retake, competitive, and DM servers in the vanila maps.
I fell that most players are not interesting in gamemode like surf, bhop, zombie, DR, minegame, etc. they just want to be like the pros and train for the competitive gamemode. That have killed the game for me. Is that true or a i'm being just nostalgic?
100% agree
they're not completely dead but i think its a lot more rare than it used to be
It's a map based on a crack house, ez
Just found this channel yesterday you are awesome
Oh my god! I always thought this map was a fever dream. When I was a kid I used to try and play cs:s on my brother's pc and he always put on this map. Thank you so much.
wtf is the algorithm doing lmao, these videos are great
I really wished I lived back in a time where anybody could map with little to no modeling experience.
I'm an OG started on 1.6. I played the crap out of cs_crackhouse I remember always looking it up! I also played that starwars map where you can drive the huge sand vehicleand pod racers! So COOL!! Awesome video keep it up!
Ridge Racer 4 OST in the background. Amazing work!
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fun video, my brother and I always talk about how we miss playing these old maps!
I really like the mapping scene for Trouble in Terrorist Town. A lot of soul and variety. Truly crazy maps out there too. Wish servers on Gmod hosted vanilla.
when the music kicked in at 3:29 i was magically transported back in time. glorious nostalgia. great vid!
out of curiosity, what's the song called?
yo dude that optical illusion at the beginning was crazy it really looked like im on youtube watchin some videos about cs