CS:S Matrix

Posted 10.1.05 @ 4:58 AM by R@gnar0k

Creator: Mark Renshaw
Game: Counter Strike:Source
Type: Frag Highlights
Length: 7m47s
Size: 235 Megs
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Codec: XviD (download here)
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My online gaming characters are sucked into the Matrix where they suddenly find they can own the agents which have infiltrated the pubs. Time speeds up, slows down, bodies pile up and nothing is quite what it seems. They are then sucked out of the Matrix into the real world..or is it? This is a less of a frag vid and more of a concept video..I hope you enjoy!

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N!pPl3sL!p

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4-5 points
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Joe M

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I watched it, and I think that the description is a little misleading. I was hoping for a storyline driven video, but in reality it is a frag video first and a concept video second. The only real scene that I thought had anything to do with the Matrix was the first USP vs Glock shot in Office where Neo says "Trinity...help!" (right before he gets shot by Smith if I remember right). There were no characters in the film, nor was there any distinction between agents and human rebels. It basically was a frag highlights video set to the theme music from the Matrix.

That said, there were some pretty good shots, such as a double USP headshot and some nice AWP work. Most of the frags were agaisnt un-clanned players, which doesn't really matter to me, but might to some. There were some very nice slow-motion deaths, especially the one in Dust2 with the terrorist holding the duel elites. Unfortunately, it seemed that sometimes the slow-motion was a bit overused - for example, the scenes where multiple players suicided at the same time. I'm not sure if some of those scenes were really appropriate/necessary in the video.

I think that with a greater emphasis on a story, this could have been a great video. But I feel that it doesn't really have much to offer to the non CS: Source fan due to the standard nature of the video and repititiveness in some parts (not to mention lack of "clean" editing, such as HUD removal). Nonetheless, I enjoyed watching it but I do not feel that it is worth downloading for anyone other than fans of Source videos. Overall, I would rate the video 6.5/10. Good luck on your next project!

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Posted: 10.1.05 @ 6:43 AM

deftone

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I liked it a lot man. pretty cool dude explain that source smoother pls 7\10 http://calvideos.org/
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liepenjohn

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those screens don't really impress me no pain no game!
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dynamiC

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60 = Fraps2win. lololo in your fraps, u can hide the number m8 :] haven't seen the movie but i'll download it :]
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