I have some sort of legal obligation to document that the recent patch to CS accidentally builds the GoldSource era Terror-Strike code and not CS. There's various checks with-in stock CS 1.6/CZero to check if its running in "terror" but some chunks of the code were locked behind a Terror-Strike related ifdef. The ifdef was set on for this build.
There's quite a lot of misinformation on the Counter-Strike Wiki.
Last night I had to correct some information pertaining to the CS map Vegas and this morning I've discovered a page talking about CSPort. The CSPort page not only contains a bunch of non-sense but is also covering a fan edit to the build and not actually the real build.
You would think these would be edits or pages by silly little vandals whom hold no say on the Wiki, but these are edits done by people whom the Wiki have deemed as "Content Moderators."
This isn't the only time stuff like this happened on the Wiki too. ESCalation (YouTuber) found someone was just dumping their fan fiction onto the site as real stories for maps.
At least in this case, it was just a random vandal. But the story still remains on the page to this day.
There's quite a lot of misinformation on the Counter-Strike Wiki.
Last night I had to correct some information pertaining to the CS map Vegas and this morning I've discovered a page talking about CSPort. The CSPort page not only contains a bunch of non-sense but is also covering a fan edit to the build and not actually the real build.
Starfield is some sort of weird merge of the Creation Engine and id Tech 7. There even appears to be stuff in here that dates back to Morrowind.
I'm just going to leave this as a big fat "idk" until one day the code leaks and we can do a little more investigating on the matter. There appears to be more id Tech here than in Fallout 76.
uhhhhhhh......
This is a hard one.
Starfield is some sort of weird merge of the Creation Engine and id Tech 7. There even appears to be stuff in here that dates back to Morrowind.