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Counter-Strike Online (CSO) is a tactical first-person shooter video game, targeted towards Asia's gaming market released in 2008. It is based on Counter-Strike and was developed by Nexon with oversight from license-holder Valve. It uses a micropayment model that is managed by a custom version of Steam.[1]

The game features a variety of additions over the international Counter-Strike, such as the introduction of female characters, numerous new weapons and skins for previous weapons. Most of the weapons are "locked" by default, so virtual cash or in-game points are essential to purchase them. Most special weapons, skins,[2] power-ups, etc. can be purchased with cash points. A variety of other special items can also be bought with in-game points as well.

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Counter-Strike Online itself is free to play, but some weapons are bought using points purchased with real money. These weapons usually expire after a certain amount of time but sometimes can be purchased permanently during a promotion. Certain weapons and items can be purchased with points that are gained by getting kills, completing objectives, etc.

The World Cyber Games 2012 Grand Finals in Kunshan hosted a Counter-Strike Online tournament, at which teams from China, Taiwan, Malaysia and South Korea competed.[3] The TYLOO team from China won the tournament.

On April 5, 2012, Nexon and Valve announced a partnership to develop Counter-Strike Online 2, which is based on an enhanced Source engine and offered enhanced graphics, powerful impact physics, and more new features.[4] It has been confirmed that Counter-Strike Online 2 uses the same Source version as Counter-Strike: Source. However, it is not a copy of CS:S since all the features in the game like models, maps, and sounds are completely rebuilt by Nexon of South Korea.

It was targeted toward Asia's gaming market. The game uses the free-to-play and micropayment business model, similar to its predecessor.[4] It ran a closed beta test on 16 November 2011 and an open beta test in June 2013. After a period of open beta testing, it was released in December 2013 in the Asian markets,[5] but it was closed on April 26, 2018.

Maps in this game are taken from Counter-Strike: Source. Some are heavily modified in terms of graphics, such as Dust II, Inferno, and Italy. The game also adds its own exclusive maps. The weapons are taken from Counter-Strike: Source as well as adding new weapons. The weapon models are heavily modified and reanimated. They are separated into pistols, shotguns, submachine guns, assault rifles, sniper rifles and machine guns. Some weapons can be obtained for free while others can be obtained for points and achievements. Some weapons need the player to collect the given kill points to unlock them.

Counter-Strike Nexon: Zombies was released via Steam on October 7, 2014.[6] This is the first adaptation of Counter-Strike Online to be published via Valve's Steam content delivery system.[7] Counter-Strike Nexon: Zombies was renamed to Counter-Strike Nexon: Studio in 2019. Counter-Strike Online was discontinued in Singapore/Malaysia (ENGLISH) six months later.[when?]

Online reviewer MMOhuts gave Counter-Strike Online a 3/5 rating. They noted its similarity to the original game and criticized its lag time outside Southeast Asia, the location of its server hubs.[8] Reviewer NoGameNoTalk was more favorable, touting the online version's new three gaming modes (deathmatch, team deathmatch, and zombie) as a welcome improvement to the original.[9] FilePlanet gave it a moderately good review (7.1/10) for gameplay and weaponry availability, yet citing its lag times outside Asia, as well as the game having a dated look and feel to it.[10]

Counter-Strike Online is a free multiplayer first-person shooter where terrorists and counter-terrorists are trying to kill each other using different weapons. Counter-Strike was released in 2000 and involves the fight between two opposing teams of players. Join a room full of other players, select in which team you would like to fight and start the battle. Try to lead your side to victory before the time runs out.

Customize your profile and choose a server you like in the lobby, before entering the battlefield. Every player starts with a revolver and a knife. As you proceed in the game, more weapons and maps will become available. Just like in the original game Counter-Strike Global Offensive, you have to survive as long as possible and eliminate all of the opponents.

Play Counter-Strike online on Silvergames.com and invite your friends. Grab your weapon and start exploring the map. Shoot every enemy you see and look for places to hide. After every round, players are rewarded based on their performance. You can spend earned money to purchase upgrades and new powerful weapons. Enjoy famous maps such as CS Dust and CS Assault in great quality and a big selection of guns and rifles!

The game also features a variety of additions over the international games, such as an introduction of female characters, numerous new weapons and skins for previous weapons. Most of the weapons are "locked" by default, so cash points or game points are essential to purchase them. Cash points are purchased through real-world money for special weapons, skins, power-ups, etc. You can also buy standard weapons for periods of time using game points earned from playing the game.

Counter-Strike Online 2 is another free-to-play massively multiplayer online video game developed by Nexon of South Korea using the Source engine from Valve software. It was first introduced in late 2012 and ended its Beta stage in January 2013.

Counter-Strike Nexon: Studios is the first adaptation of the infamous Counter-Strike Online to the USA via Steam, available from September 23, 2014, and officially relaunched on October 7, 2014.[1]

Nexon Korea Corporation and Valve have partnered to develop Counter-Strike Online 2. The game is a sequel to Counter-Strike Online, an online-only version of Counter-Strike tailored to Asian market created by Valve and Nexon in 2007.

Critical Strike: Global Ops is the first-person shooter game in which you are a soldier with a mission to kill all and be the last man standing. There can only be 1 player standing at the end of each game so make sure that you out smart all of the other online players with you military training. Each game lobby can host up to 15 online players so expect mayhem and shots fired from all angles. Stay vigilant and sharpen your reflexes to come out on top. You will earn cash for each kill that you spend on improved weapons to give the edge in battle. Good luck soldier!

Counter-Strike Online is a version of Counter-Strike targeted towards Asia's gaming market. It is developed by Nexon Corporation of South Korea with oversight from license-holder Valve Corporation, essentially modified Counter-Strike v1.6 with bits and pieces assets from Counter-Strike: Condition Zero. It is a free-to-play version that uses a micropayment model that was managed by a custom version of the Steam back-end until the game itself were transferred into Steam.

The game is originally released in various Asian countries: South Korea, Japan, Republic of China, Taiwan, Singapore/Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand, before released in Turkey, and then released for Russia, Europe and Americas as Counter-Strike Nexon: Zombies. A recent update would finally allow the latter three of the Asian countries mentioned above after their service had long shut down.

Aside from the same-old-same-old look of Counter-Strike 1.6 with bits and pieces of Condition Zero, Online naturally provides more original content for the game, new weapons, player models, game modes and much, much more. Some game modes are based on custom mods for the original Counter-Strike, such as Zombie Mode, Zombie Scenario Mode, Gun Deathmatch, Fight Yard and such.

It also had a sequel simply titled as Counter-Strike Online 2, which is a beast of its own as it's built from the ground up with the Source engine, unlike its predecessor. Unfortunately, it was shut down in 2018 and didn't even have an English-language version (while Counter Strike Online, eventually having its local regional servers transferred into Nexon Zombies, stay up and running while still adding new content).

Includes examples of:

• A.K.A.-47: Zig-zagged. Korean, Japanese and Taiwan versions, straight up calls them by their original name (i.e: AWP), but Malaysian/Singapore and Indonesian versions calls it by Condition Zero titles to ease up the localization work (i.e: Magnum Sniper Rifle for AWP). Nexon Studios averts this entirely.
• Allegedly Free Game:
• You should see this coming, since it's a South Korean made MMO. It's a blessing that cash point items (weapons, model skins etc.) may be sold with a permanent status, which sits in your inventory forever. Not to mention that the entire CS 1.6 content, plus exclusive maps, is available for all players for free.
• To make a duration permanent, 1000 Duration Extenders is needed. However, this does not apply to weapons with red rarity and above.
• The Epic Fragment event can be quite a money sink just so you can get the Epic-rarity weapons (Gungnir, Dread Nova and recently Heaven Splitter), and if you're not buying decoders to get the rest as a free player, chances are your attempt will stop short of getting the M3 Black Dragon.
• Announcer Chatter: In tradition with the custom mods of the original, Nexon provides their own announcer chatter for both CSO and its sequel.
• Anti-Frustration Features: At least, Nexon Zombies is much, much more lenient and less cash-heavy compared to other countries. While they taken out the free mileage decoder from daily play, players can accrue mileage coupons daily or event decoders from daily login or event rewards. This can be used to buy weapons from the Mileage Auction. Previous, older Transcendence weapons had a chance of being given out for completely FREE, even the +6 version is an event reward in Nexon Zombies. There's a lot to list in this that makes the RU/EU/US version a much more favorable version for cash-strapped players.
• Armor Is Useless: You can buy a helmet, vest, or both. They barely lessen the damage taken - they're the difference between five bullets killing you and four bullets killing you. Realistically, though, the armor is more effective against sub-machine guns and pistols (except the Deagle) than against heavier arms and also protects well against grenades. In Zombie Scenario Mode, they are effective in lessening the damage you get from the melee-ing zombies. Played straight in Human Scenario Mode, since they doesn't seem to affect the amount of hits you can take before your screen turns completely red.
• Bling-Bling-BANG!: The gold-plated versions of regular guns quickly falls into this quickly, and rather unfortunately unobtainable even from decoders since they were taken out of the decoder pool entirely. Newer weapons outright eclipsing them in stats. The 10th anniversary gold weapons (also unobtainable by today) are even shinier and have better stats than the regular drab gold ones, and they are available as event rewards.
• Bowdlerize:
• The Republic of China version is noticeably guilty for this, changing the color of blood into green. It doesn't stop there, due to the rather gruesome look of the Regular Zombie, they are replaced with the models of the Psycho Zombie which in other releases pop smoke. The proper smoke-popping Psycho Zombies are Palette Swap. The blood-drenched gown of the host Light Zombies are clean.
• If you are playing with a juvenile Nexon account for South Korea, blood is censored and painted yellow, while the red blood in the screen for Human Scenario Mode turns dusty.
• Country Switch: Non-Asian version of this game is called Counter-Strike Nexon: Studio
• Elite Zombie: A recent update added these to Zombie Scenario, which, unlike the different-colored variants of specific zombies, have special features.
• Gatling Good: Various man-portable M134s are available in Counter-Strike Online, each with its own ability.
• Guns Akimbo: The Dual Beretta Elites are no longer the only dual-wield weapon in Counter-Strike Online. There's now dual-wielding for a lot of things.
• Leeroy Jenkins: Just go on the online games. No one works together, unless they're in clans.
• Lethal Joke Weapon: The Decoder exclusive Lightning Series weapons lives in this trope. Let's see, a guitar gun, a violin, two water guns, an umbrella shotgun and a lot more. The Lightning HZ-1 is a weapon which makes you hold a super-deformed, fat heavy zombie that literally farts at whoever you point and shoot.
• The Brick Piece series of weapons are also basically this, since they are lethal LEGO-constructed weapons, all of them with alternate fire that transforms it into a military artillery vehicle. The Brick Piece T50 for example turns the machine gun into a handheld tank, complete with animated soldier who salutes and loads the gun.
• Money Spider: The zombies in Zombie Scenario drops chests with various treasures inside. Troops in Human Scenario Mode gives you spoils randomly.
• Palette Swap: Some weapons suffer from this. Christmas version, Red versions, Gold versions, etc.
• Zombies in Zombie Scenario Mode also does this, and their stats, behavior, and abilities vary completely depending on the color. Green throws grenades, dark orange has a higher attack rate and does more damage, black uses special abilities, and purple is faster. Higher difficulty Zombie Scenario maps would make the colored zombies come out regularly, and they are very, very dangerous for unprepared players.
• Ditto that with the map dm_gallery and dm_kart.
• Qurac: de_dust and de_dust2, with their two variants, and the Human Scenario map, Desert Storm.
• Random Number God:
• The game's daily roulette, bingo, decoders, crafting and weapon enhancement is mostly heavy with this. The decoder feature can be used to get rare weapons or previously-released permanent weapons. Decoders at least rewards use with Mileage Points (which also given out regularly) which can be used in the semi-permanent Mileage Auction to get guns in a less randomized manner.
• Regenerating Health: Only in Human Scenario Mode for the bloody screen kind.
• Right-Handed Left-Handed Guns: Again, zig-zagged. Certain weapons are made to mirror correctly, some doesn't.
• Sawed-Off Shotgun: Comes in three flavors, Double Barrel, Triple Barrel and the Quadbarrel.
• Shout-Out:
• The regenerating health feature in CSO's Human Scenario Mode is similar to those in the recent Call of Duty games.
• The Decoder exclusive weapon, the Dragon Claw, is a pair of knuckle dusters with claws.
• Some weapons have reload animations that are either similar or direct lift from a different game. The MK 3 A 1/Pancor Jackhammer in CSO, for example has the exact reload animation used in Battlefield 3, the Sha Wujing Dual Handguns take notes of the dual pistol reload in the Rise of the Triad reboot, and the AS-50 mimics the reload used in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
• Standard FPS Guns: At least until they started releasing the anti-zombie guns and premium weapons anyways.
• Sticks to the Back:
• Non-gun example in the game: the Heavy Zombie's butcher knife sticks to the back when holding the zombie grenade, while the Stamper have an iron maiden on his back.
• Played straight in Counter-Strike Online 2, however.
• Super-Senses: Hearing, specifically. Not just in competitive modes, improved hearing in Zombie Modes would probably save your life, if not being a Paranoia Fuel for loners and last man standing.
• Terrorists Without a Cause: Averted with the new characters. While the original models has their own goals, the more recent characters introduced in CSO is more on opposing the government because of their Super Soldier Project which is connected with the Zombie Apocalypse.
• Throw-Away Guns: A sometimes effective strategy, both offensively (for Leeroy Jenkinses) and defensively (No time to reload because the enemy is rushing you? Throw away your gun and grab a dead guy's gun!).
• Western Terrorists: Militia, Arctic Avengers and Phoenix Connexion, from The US, Sweden(!) and former Soviet Union respectively, and then joined by the Vigilante Corps and the National Liberation Campaign, which are based off the IRA and ETA respectively.
• Zombie Apocalypse: As a nod to the mod of the original Counter-Strike, Counter-Strike Online is blessed with three types of Zombie Apocalypse game modes, Zombie Mode, Zombie Scenario Mode and Zombie Escape. Zombie Mode is basically Infection while Zombie Scenario Mode is NOTD/Zombie Riot with several changes. Zombie Escape originates from a mode of the same name from Counter-Strike Source.

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