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Grab your balaclava and your desert eagle. On Wednesday, Valve announced that Counter-Strike: Source, the popular action title pitting terrorists against counter-terrorists, is now available for download on Steam for the Mac. Counterstrike is arguably the most popular action multiplayer game in the world with millions of players, hundreds of mods, and professional leagues dedicated to the game. The concept is simple: you play as a member of either a team of terrorists or counter-terrorists in a variety of maps. You’ll have to defend or blow up bombsites, free or hold hostages, and kill or be killed. As you play, you’ll earn money for kills and deaths to be put towards better guns, armor, and equipment. The game is remarkably well-balanced—even if you’re an expert player you could still find yourself staring down the sights of a “noob” holding a high-end rifle. Of course, Counterstrike is also renowned for its difficulty and its steep learning curve. Knowledge of the maps is essential, and teams of seasoned veterans know exactly where to go and where to shoot. If you’re an expert, you can snipe someone from across the entire map without them seeing you. Or, perform a knife kill and humiliate your opponent as they frantically spray bullets around. Counterstrike is one of the purest skill games out there and—if you invest the time—one of the most rewarding. Counterstrike: Source is a complete remake of the original Counterstrike using Valve’s Source engine. Sporting improved graphics and tweaked physics, CS: Source was

The following is based on the missions of Counterstrike and might contradict canon.“TO: Field Commander S7FROM: Soviet CommandPRIORITY ONEWe received this garbled transmission from a scout group sent into a suspected Allied test site:All... te.t area di..overed! Chronos... test g... crazy! Weapons... effected by... air units inop... Area unst.able! Ch...osphere must be affect...You are to investigate this. If the Chronosphere is indeed behind it, this is a perfect opportunity to capture it. See that it happens.- Mission briefing”Paradox Equation is the penultimate mission in the Counterstrike Soviet campaign.[1]Contents1 Background2 Special effects3 Trivia4 ReferencesBackground[]A Chronosphere has caused dimensional anomalies in an area, causing both Allied and Soviet weapons to function in strange and unexpected ways. The Soviets have decided to take advantage of the situation and attempt to capture the Chronosphere.Special effects[]Light tank: Armament like Mammoth tankMedium tank: Fast firingArtillery: Fires Cruiser shells with the respective range and damage outputV2 rocket launcher: Launches nuclear missiles (but with a range of just two cells, effectively making the unit almost equivalent to a Demo Truck)Heavy tank: Armament like Tesla coilRifle infantry: Pillbox machine gunRocket soldier: Double rocketsGrenadier: FirebombsFlamethrower infantry: Double fireMammoth tank: Cannons replaced with flamethrowersTrivia[]Despite the fact that air units are not available, as can be made out from the briefing, Allied Chinooks can be seen flying over the main base on approach to drop infantry on the island with the Chronosphere. Neither this nor the exact reason why the dimensional anomalies from the Chronosphere specifically rendered other air units inoperable is explained.The location shown on the mission selection screen in Red Alert - Retaliation seems to place it near Târgoviște or Bucharest, RomaniaReferences[]↑ Westwood Studios, Command & Conquer: Red Alert - Counterstrike. Soviet mission 7: "Paradox Equation".v·d·eRed Alert, Counterstrike and The Aftermath missionsRed AlertAlliedIn the Thick of ItFive to OneDead EndTen

The briefing.The truck starts in the player’s base and flees north. With a lot of skill, it is possible to instantly destroy it with the V2 rockets before it even leaves the base (see here: Stalin persuades Gradenko to sign execution orders of prominent Soviet officers; Kane is on Stalin's left hand side Videos[] Briefing V2 rocket launchers (mission accomplished cutscene) References[]↑ Westwood Studios, Command & Conquer: Red Alert. Soviet mission 10: "Liability Elimination".v·d·eRed Alert, Counterstrike and The Aftermath missionsRed AlertAlliedIn the Thick of ItFive to OneDead EndTen to OneTanya's TaleIron Curtain InfiltrationSunken TreasureProtect the ChronosphereExtract KosyginSuspicionEvidenceNaval SupremacyTakedownFocused BlastNo Remorse SovietLesson in BloodGuard DutyCovert CleanupBehind the LinesDistant ThunderBridge over the RiverCore of the MatterElba IslandLiability EliminationOverseerSunk CostsCapture the Tech CentersCapture the ChronosphereSoviet Supremacy CutOn the Prowl Counterstrike, The Aftermath and RetaliationAlliedGreeceCrackdownDown UnderControlled BurnEvacuationSiberiaFresh TracksTrappedWastelandPersonal WarItalyHarbor ReclamationIn the Nick of TimeCaught in the ActProduction DisruptionPolandMonster Tank MadnessTime FliesPAWNNegotiationsAbsolute M.A.D.ness SovietUkraineMousetrapParadox EquationNuclear EscalationLegacy of TeslaAustriaProving GroundsBesiegedSoviet Soldier Volkov & ChitzkoiTop O' The WorldFranceTesting GroundsLet's Make a StealTest DriveDon't Drink the WaterSpainGrunyev RevolutionBrothers in ArmsShock TherapySituation CriticalDeus Ex Machina Ant missionsDiscoveryRescue!Hunt!Exterminate!

General Nikos Stavros is the Deputy Commander of the Allied Forces, serving under General Gunter von Esling in Red Alert.Background[]Hailing from Greece, Stavros is a very patriotic soldier, caring deeply about his country. He is also very competent, giving vital advice to both his superior and subordinates. He is also a good friend of Esling. When Greece was taken by Stalin's jackboot, Stavros was deeply affected by this Allied defeat.Character development[]In the original Red Alert, he becomes vengeful and bitter after Greece falls to the advancing Soviet forces and echoes of war crimes reach the Allied command. Over the course of the latter parts of the campaign, he slowly regains his calmness, as the Allied forces advance on Moscow.When the Kremlin is finally taken, Stavros enters the city alone and finds Joseph Stalin trapped in a sarcophagus of rubble and being rescued by an Allied rifle infantry squad that arrived just before he did. Stavros, however, ordered the Allied soldiers to move on, the latter being then implied to have understood what was about to happen - the Greek General then stuffed a rag down Stalin's throat before completely burying the dictator and leaving him to die of suffocation.In Counterstrike, Stavros' experiences during the war are elaborated upon. Under the protection of Tanya Adams he is airdropped into mainland Greece to personally assess the damages in the wake of the Soviet offensive. What he witnessed there was horrible - Soviet grunts execute families in their homes, burn down houses with their inhabitants inside, send dogs on hapless civilians, even use tactical nuclear weapons on retreating Allied forces... for Stravos, this becomes a personal war.The following is based on the Soviet campaign of Counterstrike and might contradict canon.The expansion pack also includes an alternative history scenario - Stavros is cornered in a chrono-bunker in Ukraine, where Soviet infantry have to track him down and execute him.Appearances[]Nikos Stavros appears in Red Alert 1 and Counterstrike. His in-game appearance is same as Volkov.Gallery[] Nikos Stavros in-game v·d·eRed Alert CharactersAllied ForcesGunter von EslingNikos StavrosBen CarvilleField Commander A9Allied CommanderTanya AdamsAlbert Einstein Soviet UnionKaneJoseph StalinGeorgi KukovRadik