Maps have been modified to carry a moodier, darker tone, and intense music further adds to the atmosphere. Kill rounds of zombies and earn cash to upgrade your arsenal, which is bolstered by more weaponry than just what CS:S has to offer. Happy Easter.To wrap up, another blast from the past in the form of a classic zombie-survival mod for CS:S! Utilising bots bloodied up with knives and cheesy growls, this mod brings solo and stressful survival into the Counter-Strike sandbox. On the plus side, the update also added "holiday cheer", in this case adding easter eggs to some maps, and placing bunny ears on chickens. However, there must be a better way to do it than to make a weapon like the Negev better than almost every other firearm. Valve clearly wants to shake things up and get away from the pistol, AK-47, and M4 dominated meta game that Counter-Strike has followed since its inception. It's mind blowing that results like this happen so often to a game that is so finely crafted, and excellent at providing a high value eSports environment. As seen in the video above, after a short wind up time not too dissimilar to miniguns in many games, the Negev becomes an unstoppable force that excels at accuracy and mobility. It's almost comical how outrageous things are right now, with more players than not purchasing the Negev and spraying it around every corner they approach. The changes are so wild that ESL, in cooperation with the WESA Players Council, has outright banned the use of the Negev, a first in CS: GO's history. And really, that was the point to begin with, with the patch notes stating that the changes were done to "promote experimentation". Similar to when the R8 was first introduced, these weapons now dominate the landscape.
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