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Damn...I have to reinstall The Orange Box again....I would love to play CS:S but i will miss the start time (I finish work at 7pm) by the time I get home and reinstall The Orange Box...it will be like 8:30ish....i'll try and get in if I can

is the server going to allow for a full 32 people i hope there is going to be mostly dust2 i havent played any other maps 4 a while

24 i believe are the max slots for the private... might be 32 but 24 was the number i say chucked around

Doesn't seem to be much insterest in COD. There are two GamingSA H/C TDM servers and one was empty at 7ish last night, had to brush up a little. I get good pings from Vic but if you're all on CS:S I'll just jump on something else.

I'll be late, I have to do some shopping first, but hopefully I should pop my head in...

PREPARE FOR DEATH!

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Though I haven't played in YEARS and I'll change my name too so everyone knows who I am :iluvff:

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