Counter-Strike Classic Contspure MOD CLOSED Valve after eight years of work

Summary

Valve sharply disables an 8-year classic offensive project despite the previous statement.
When stopping and refusal was issued immediately before leaving the “derivative content”.
The team believes that Valve's actions threaten the future modernization in its ecosystem.

Over the past eight years, one Counter-Strike team: Global OCTSPUTE has been working on the Counter-Strike classic offensive. This mod that was originally Greenlit Valve aimed at reworking the original Counter-Strike game for a modern audience. The classic offensive describes it as “honoring the original vision and mechanics of the game that started it all.”

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In March, as soon as the classic offensive was to be released, the team addressed Valve, which “caused concern that our fashion could no longer meet its guidelines”, which would lead the team to the Valve standards.

Unfortunately, a little less than a month, the classic offensive is no longer when Valve lowered his leg with stopping and refusal, causing trouble and MOD developers, and his audience who was looking forward to the release.

Counter-Strike Classic Contacting Shut Down Off Valve after eight years

The classic offensive team said that it was justified emotional -tviter -Post said: “After eight years of development and, despite the fact that it was officially Greenlit Valve in 2017, we are devastated to report the cancellation of the classic offensive.

After eight years of development, and despite officially that in 2017 he was officially Greenlit, we were devastated to announce the cancellation of the classic offensive.

Having sent the assembly for review in October, the classic offensive was “unexpectedly rejected in January 2025 with a general response stating that it is” not well. “

The classic advanced developers say they were affected by the cessation and the backlog a few hours before the project was to launch via MODDB. Valve stated that it contained a “derivative content” based on its own intellectual property.

After teaching the situation, the classic offensive team shared their thoughts on things.

“This position is in sharp contrast with its own green light Valve, their historical tolerance (and benefit) with extensive modern communities and previous three decades of modernization tradition, which formed many of their successful games,” they said. “Many careers, functions and modes of the game have arisen from the Counter-Strike community, but modernization becomes incredibly limited.

“The situation is influenced by the scope of our project, causing serious concern in the future modernization in the Valve ecosystem. Modders must review how they see Valve, a company that benefits the community creativity, while closing the years of work without warning, despite the revision of their certain process, which they can change dramatically at any time.”

Modders must review how they see Valve, a company that benefits the community creativity while closing the years of work without warning.

In light of the situation, the classic offensive team created a web -resort with a full time development and trouble with the valve. The site also reports in detail that over the eight years, more than 100 developers worked on a project in a certain quality, with reflection, modeling, modernization and beta -the test of the roles of all cycles.

Naturally, the sudden cancellation disappointed those who are waiting for the game and those who are on the broad game scene. After the news, several tweets were directed at Valve, which collected the company for “how they did not face,” asking them “to revise or at least give apology to developers.”

This establishes a dangerous precedent that even after eight years, work can be destroyed without pre -warning.