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Offline Bolek

[Suggestion] CS:GO server
« on: March 19, 2013, 04:08:30 pm »
Hello :)

I was wondering if it is possible for this community to add a CS:GO server. It can be ranging from a 20 slot csdm server to a 12 slot clanwar server (it is crucial for the server to be 128tick), slots can be automatically reduced or increased. The game is dominating the competitive scene and I'm playing alot of it for a couple of months now. The initial negative comments about it are now long gone, I think many members here would love to give that game a try. Needless to say that it is for steam users only, VAC is way stronger there and that eliminates almost all of the cheaters that could ruin it.

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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #1 on: March 19, 2013, 07:22:06 pm »

Atm

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We should better fix our situation first then we can talk about a new server..

Offline thEnd

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #2 on: March 19, 2013, 07:47:03 pm »

Atm

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We should better fix our situation first then we can talk about a new server..

This is one of definet fix in my opinion. Csgo will attract more peps

Offline terraboN

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #3 on: March 19, 2013, 07:50:41 pm »
Support for this.

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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #4 on: March 19, 2013, 08:08:36 pm »
no support there arent many csgo players in ambrsia




Offline Bolek

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #5 on: March 19, 2013, 09:42:41 pm »
no support there arent many csgo players in ambrsia

From what I have seen, there are alot of non-steamers and really young members that are here only to cheat or annoy others. A CS:GO server (especially if it's of a good quality) will attract alot of mature players, adults, people that build a decent community. And with the 1.6 scene slowly falling apart, this could be the starting point for a future community focusing in CS:GO, who knows. I'm just giving a suggestion, since this is the section for suggestions. One can support it or not.  ;)

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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #6 on: March 19, 2013, 11:02:07 pm »
no support there arent many csgo players in ambrsia

From what I have seen, there are alot of non-steamers and really young members that are here only to cheat or annoy others. A CS:GO server (especially if it's of a good quality) will attract alot of mature players, adults, people that build a decent community. And with the 1.6 scene slowly falling apart, this could be the starting point for a future community focusing in CS:GO, who knows. I'm just giving a suggestion, since this is the section for suggestions. One can support it or not.  ;)


Im in <3 with you. This kinda things I was trying to pump up, and many players are too scared to admit that cs is slowly going down.

Offline Bolek

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #7 on: March 20, 2013, 12:07:22 am »




It's not only that. It's that many players cheat and if I complain, either to them directly or an admin, that makes me a "crybaby" as they call it. Which is just absurd. Since this is the section for suggestions, I strongly recommend that you choose your favorite server, allow only steam users to connect - which will reduce the amount of cheaters - and then slowly build your way up to today's game, which is CS:GO. A simple 10/20 slot server will do the trick. And even if it fails, at least you will know if this was ever going to work or not. I am confident that it will. I'm glad to find someone supporting my idea :)


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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #8 on: March 20, 2013, 05:02:24 pm »
no support there arent many csgo players in ambrsia

From what I have seen, there are alot of non-steamers and really young members that are here only to cheat or annoy others. A CS:GO server (especially if it's of a good quality) will attract alot of mature players, adults, people that build a decent community. And with the 1.6 scene slowly falling apart, this could be the starting point for a future community focusing in CS:GO, who knows. I'm just giving a suggestion, since this is the section for suggestions. One can support it or not.  ;)


Im in <3 with you. This kinda things I was trying to pump up, and many players are too scared to admit that cs is slowly going down.
Actually , you guys are showing-off that you have cs:go blabla and you paid 14€ on Steam . Why don't you guys remember that cs 1.6 has lots of awsome mods and still has the best players in the world . If you see , Ambrosia community is only for cs 1.6 and SAMP ( got deleted) . All though that cs:go need more graphics, better video card and must be powerful to run the game with high fps and smoothly play.. I support this idea , but not supporting that cs 1.6 is going soon to end .

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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #9 on: March 20, 2013, 06:12:43 pm »
Your community is full of non-steam kids that use public hacks like E.A and call themselves "experienced players". If you attempt to question their gameplay, they always throw the usual "omg what a crybaby" or "please record me and show my demo" phrase, as if we are all oblidged to tolerate their shit. I noticed that many people complain that the community is dying. Well, if you want it to flourish again, you may need to see more than your nose and accept some suggestions. Empty servers or servers that have 5 non-steamers per day is just a waste of your good money and time. By closing some servers that are considered "dead" and investing on a new, much more secured game, you give your community a chance to evolve, not just to stay alive. CS:GO is everywhere, competitive scene is full of it, POV demos are being uploaded every hour in Youtube for all to watch, the weapon and map guides are countless. Not to mention that the cheaters are 95% less than in CS 1.6. The only server that is worth keeping in my opinion is your Dust2 server. By closing the rest of them and adding a 20 slot csdm (CS:GO), a 20 slot Jailbreak (CS:GO) and an 11 slot clanwar server for CS:GO, your community will attract alot of new people. Yes, you will lose some 14 year old members without steam and with a 3000x4000 signature size under their username. But, if you are smart to advertize the new servers, people will come.  ;)

Offline Ender

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #10 on: March 20, 2013, 07:37:22 pm »
I am going to fully support this idea, just because I bloody love CS:GO.

Offline 'PL'

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #11 on: March 20, 2013, 07:46:56 pm »
A CS:GO jb server is a hard thing to pull off. Playing in nvclan and from what I see is quite hard to code it(the ordinary source jb mod is bad enough). I was looking around for a cs:go jb mod and saw mostly usa servers. All of them privately coded
I support cs:go servers, however this community in a tradition is fused with the simplicity of the cs 1.6 game and I'm sure we will lose more members if we cross to cs:go server.  Other then that the game in the most common opinion is "different" and the mechanics differ which will neglect the tradition.
http://www.gamespot.com/forums/topic/29345564/counter-strike-1.6-vs-counter-strike-vs-counter-stirke-go.-
These comments in here mostly sum up that cs:go and cs 1.6 are still different even with the intermediary state of having cs 1.6 mechanics in a source engine
And I do not agree that there will be a big flow of people if we open some cs:go servers. Well if we manage to succeed in a cs:go jb then it has a big chance. European cs:go jb servers are mostly bugged and just uses some kind of a modified source mod for the css jb which poorly replenish the pleasure of jb gaming spirit. And I'm pretty sure ambro's admins aren't troubled with to ban a simple misconduct(er) who self-willingly broke rules for his own beneficial reasons

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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #12 on: March 20, 2013, 08:47:58 pm »
A CS:GO jb server is a hard thing to pull off. Playing in nvclan and from what I see is quite hard to code it(the ordinary source jb mod is bad enough). I was looking around for a cs:go jb mod and saw mostly usa servers. All of them privately coded
I support cs:go servers, however this community in a tradition is fused with the simplicity of the cs 1.6 game and I'm sure we will lose more members if we cross to cs:go server.  Other then that the game in the most common opinion is "different" and the mechanics differ which will neglect the tradition.
http://www.gamespot.com/forums/topic/29345564/counter-strike-1.6-vs-counter-strike-vs-counter-stirke-go.-
These comments in here mostly sum up that cs:go and cs 1.6 are still different even with the intermediary state of having cs 1.6 mechanics in a source engine
And I do not agree that there will be a big flow of people if we open some cs:go servers. Well if we manage to succeed in a cs:go jb then it has a big chance. European cs:go jb servers are mostly bugged and just uses some kind of a modified source mod for the css jb which poorly replenish the pleasure of jb gaming spirit. And I'm pretty sure ambro's admins aren't troubled with to ban a simple misconduct(er) who self-willingly broke rules for his own beneficial reasons

You don't have to do it all in one piece. You can have a slow and steady progress. A csdm of twenty slots will significantly help new players to improve their aim and get used to the game. A clanwar server of ten slots (quality one though) can be used by already existing players to enjoy some good matches. Naturally, these people will absorb others, friends from steam or even strangers, to come and play as well. And step by step, it will grow. The jailbreak server can be a bit of a fuss, I agree. But, who said it can't be made? I can personally help with it, if I'm asked to. At the same time, you close all the servers that are filled with non-steamers who cause trouble and fill your sections with reports. Not to mention all these people are not even registered, so you don't really break anyone's heart. Let's see if there will be more support by the end of the week.  :)

Offline thEnd

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #13 on: March 23, 2013, 01:25:54 am »
As ambrosia took over S*N servers as CS gaming community, CS must stay as basic fundamental thing. CSGO is a future. Not so many cs players will agree, but it takes some time to get used to.
Cheaters "pro players" are just too many arround here. There is even admins..
I would love to see some feedback on this from our histaff.
Will put this idea also in my article. :)

Offline Bolek

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #14 on: March 23, 2013, 02:43:03 am »
People need to change their perspectives. They need to change the way they see this community. You can't have gungame for CS 1.6 and CS:GO servers. You can't have clean game, while you allow non-steam players to enter. The only thing you accomplish is alot of banned ips and alot of tired admins. Which forces you to accept more admins, which increases the possibility of an admin being a retard, which increases the chance of him abusing, which leads to players complaining in your forum and then you have to go solve all that.
 If you really want to change, you should start from the basics. First, stop listening to every kid complaining about his rights or how "his" community won't change. The community belongs to people who pay for it. They can turn it into a porn site, should they wish to do it. They can demote and ban every single user here, should they wish to do it. So, respect their decisions and adapt to them. But, if your changes depend on what a few members say, then it won't really be a change.
 You can close all CS servers, except your DD2 and one more. Your DD2 will be for steam users only, the bans are immediately reduced. Allow amx_ss on server, wallhack users will be busted and banned. Allow your second server to be for non-steam users as well, accept young admins there, willing to give their best to the community and catch cheaters day and night. Keep the older admins for DD2, where a sharp eye is needed to spectate properly and maturity to handle difficult situations. Then, introduce 2 CS:GO servers. A 20slot csdm, which helps new players to practice and learn the game. A 10slot clanwar server, which will show you why CS:GO is all about competitive scene. What you should do is create a league, like Champions League. You can call it Ambrosia League, too. You create a section that all the teams are mentioned, their rosters, their steam ids, everything. Then, season starts. And the prizes can be simple at first, then increase with time. You don't need stupid tournaments for CS 1.6, that none shows up or people hack their butts off.
 You can also mess with forum a bit, change font, color, create a new section, anything. And most importantly, advertize the community. Welcome European players. People from Germany, France, Netherlands, Sweden, UK. These people play alot of CS:GO. There may be tons of servers out there but, true 128tick servers with proper administration and quality maps is a rare speciment. And with time, it will grow. People will come. The level increases. Job done. But, if you keep posting about how you can "trick" the cs update or how you want to be admin or how the headadmins must be heartbroken after the recent updates, then you might as well stay as you are.

My 2 cents.

Offline Koray

Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #15 on: March 23, 2013, 06:58:31 am »
Okaaay ...

What is going to happen with the trusted non-steam players ? I used to be an non steam and was trusted alot bcuz ppl knew i didnt hack if we put a CS:GO server with only Steam players, trust me no1 will join bcuz most of the guys here are nonsteam :) no support since it has to be "only steamed players"
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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #16 on: March 23, 2013, 01:29:28 pm »
My idea born about one mnth ago when I considered serioisly .......

My idea was to have two dd2servers.
One steam only, one nonsteam. Few more like classic, DM.

And csgo servers.

Cs16 steam only dd2 will not be rank 1 but, will atract more "good level" players.
All top German servers are steam! All top uk servers are nonsteam lol.. We could bring first one !

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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #17 on: March 23, 2013, 03:10:10 pm »
This guy has a gift for intellectualism and logical conclusions, because this is the first time me seeing such a summarized post.

Okay pretty much you are right! Is true if all of our servers cross to steamonly it will make the admins more relaxed and less stressful. But here is one interesting thing nobody mentioned A LONG TIME AGO!

What is ambrosia's community objective, have high-level of players but not a full server and blow the ranking competition... Or have a big flow of people and less high-level players where we still can compete on the ranking race. Not to mention this awkward phenomena: Nonsteam players who play daily, but not registered; Steamplayers who play daily but not registered; Nonsteamplayers who play daily and are registered; Steamplayers who play dail and are registered...

By enumerating these phenomena's you can see that we have 4 type of players in ambrosia. That also produces 4 type of opinions and perspectives on a discussion. By restricting that we are gonna lose 2 types of these players. And I'm pretty sure currently there are 30% of nonsteam cs 1.6 communities because I still haven't found one nonsteam, those who last for years(on a permanent basis). And as you see we are doing the nonsteam european players a favor by giving them some servers to play. Which fulfills theirs ethical target(keep everybody happy).

In your contrast ambrosia is forced to make sacrifices and execute a so-called mobbing on our admins+. This is by exposing them to stress, busyness, routines, rule-enforcement, reading, wasting freetime and flow of negative critics in the most uncreative and simplistic way.

Anyways let me not speak more, because I like cs:go xD

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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #18 on: March 26, 2013, 03:38:28 pm »
This guy has a gift for intellectualism and logical conclusions, because this is the first time me seeing such a summarized post.

Okay pretty much you are right! Is true if all of our servers cross to steamonly it will make the admins more relaxed and less stressful. But here is one interesting thing nobody mentioned A LONG TIME AGO!

What is ambrosia's community objective, have high-level of players but not a full server and blow the ranking competition... Or have a big flow of people and less high-level players where we still can compete on the ranking race. Not to mention this awkward phenomena: Nonsteam players who play daily, but not registered; Steamplayers who play daily but not registered; Nonsteamplayers who play daily and are registered; Steamplayers who play dail and are registered...

By enumerating these phenomena's you can see that we have 4 type of players in ambrosia. That also produces 4 type of opinions and perspectives on a discussion. By restricting that we are gonna lose 2 types of these players. And I'm pretty sure currently there are 30% of nonsteam cs 1.6 communities because I still haven't found one nonsteam, those who last for years(on a permanent basis). And as you see we are doing the nonsteam european players a favor by giving them some servers to play. Which fulfills theirs ethical target(keep everybody happy).

In your contrast ambrosia is forced to make sacrifices and execute a so-called mobbing on our admins+. This is by exposing them to stress, busyness, routines, rule-enforcement, reading, wasting freetime and flow of negative critics in the most uncreative and simplistic way.

Anyways let me not speak more, because I like cs:go xD

No. It all depends on how you execute it from the beginning to the end. You cut down the servers, you have less to pay each month. You invest a part of the additional money that you now have, in order to develop a CS:GO community, inside your main community, which should be considered gaming community, not addicted to CS 1.6. So, you now have less servers, much more secured, less cheaters, less admins, less complaints, less disputes. All you need to do now is, advertize the community, use certain members that are registered in multiple forums and get your job done. Players will come. Even many of the non-steam players will be forced to purchase te game and play fairly. So, you now have more members than before, you have better quality, you have two games instead of an old one and there is a small amount of money left that you can use to upgrade the forum. Introduce advertisements or any other form of "income" per month. Your community is not dying because of your non-steam players only, pardon me if you thought I mean that. It is slowly dying because the game itself is already abandoned in every major European country, especially Germany (even ESL is German and CS 1.6 has a massive decline, especially in VS), France (There is no CS 1.6 there, only CS:S FFA and ofc, CS:GO), and others. It doesn't matter what happens, I simply suggested something. Everyone is free to accept it or deny it and focus elsewhere ;)

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Re: [Suggestion] CS:GO server
« Reply #19 on: May 08, 2013, 07:19:08 pm »
High staff is very aware of what servers should be opened and which ones to be closed.

Your suggestion will be reviewed once there is opportunity for opening a new server.

Thank you for your suggestion.