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The Game Rant Game Guide: December 2011 Beyond Edition

2025-09-10T04:40:18Z

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With the beginning of December comes two things: the end of overwhelming amount holiday video game releases and the holidays itself, which effectively means that gamers everywhere will be spending time catching up on their backlog. There are still a handful of games releasing this month, but it is nothing at all like what we've seen in October and November and because of this the Game Guide has made a significant change for this edition - we will not only be detailing the games we'll be playing this month but the ones we're looking forward to next year as well! So sit down, grab a cup of hot chocolate and tell us what games you'll be playing this month, and in 2012. Game Rant's Playlist Robert Keyes: December is relax time for me. It's the first month in a while where I play games for fun instead of for review purposes. I plan to journey on in my restart of Skyrim on PC and make time to catch up on a large pile of games, including Saints Row: The Third, Battlefield 3 (PC) and Forza Motorsport 4 while making sure I begin Arkham City, Assassin's Creed Revelations and Uncharted 3. Skyrim Saints Row: The Third Battlefield 3 Forza Motorsport 4 Batman: Arkham City Assassin's Creed Revelations Uncharted 3 Ben Kendrick: Before I tear into 2012 titles like Alan Wake: Night Springs , Mass Effect 3 , BioShock: Infinite , SSX , and Borderlands 2 , it's time for me to play catch-up after a busy November of reviews. I managed to resist the pull of both Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3 , though it will be a holiday miracle if I don't end up caving this month and enlisting in one or the other military campaign. However, more importantly, I'm about to return to the hallowed halls of the assassins for Assassins' Creed: Revelations . Desmond's fourth trip into the Animus was one of my most anticipated titles of 2011 and I'm fully committed to becoming a master assassin - as well as collecting all the miscellaneous garbage Ubisoft has scattered around Constantinople. I've also got to clean-up some collectibles as well as pawn n00bs in a few of October/November's biggest titles, Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception and Gears of War 3 . That, and I'm going to dance my heart out in Dance Central 2 - and if high scores and smooth dance moves aren't enough motivation, I've got a bet to win. Assassin's Creed Revelations Uncharted 3 Gears of War 3 Dance Central 2 Jeff Schille: Oh, December. The month when I despair of ever playing all of the games I missed during November. The only new game on my radar for the rest of the year is Mario Kart 7 . Otherwise, it's all about catching-up. Lord of the Rings: War in the North, Forza Motorsport 4, and Kinect Sports Season 2 continue to be the go-to games in my house, but Rayman: Origins and Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword top the list of games I can't wait to get lost in over the holidays. I'm also really liking what I've seen of the new SSX -- if I could play any of next year's games right now, that would be the one. Mario Kart 7 Lord of the Rings: War in the North Forza Motorsport 4 Kinect Sports Season 2 Rayman Origins The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Andrew Dyce: With a much-needed break coming this month, My plan is to first and foremost put some serious time into Skyrim . As an RPG fan, that's the game at the top of my list, but only slightly ahead of Uncharted 3, Modern Warfare 3, Battlefield 3 , finishing Gears of War 3 and Halo Anniversary . Of course, i'll have to get those out of the way before Star Wars: The Old Republic . I've never been a big MMO player, but this one might just do it. If nothing else, this dose of BioWare storytelling will tide me over until Mass Effect 3 . Skyrim Uncharted 3 Modern Warfare 3 Battlefield 3 Gears of War 3 Halo Anniversary Star Wars: The Old Republic Riley Little: This month I'm looking forward to Mario Kart 7 . It's just one of those games that you can pickup and play whenever you want, and I plan on playing it throughout December and well into the new year. Since some folks are talking about what they're excited for next year, I'd have to say Halo 4 and Bioshock: Infinite are on the top of my list. I'll definitely be playing Minecraft now that it has officially released, Rob and I will probably do a few more recording sessions with the game. I'll also be attempting to play through Gears of War 3 on 'Insane' difficulty in order to get those exclusive 'Impossible Mission' skins. Mario Kart 7 Minecraft Gears of War 3 John Jacques: Playing This Month: Minecraft, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Gears of War 3, Football Manager 2012 . Looking forward to 2012: Mass Effect 3 x100000000, [https://Www.Counterstrike2Guide.com/articles/cs2-s-m4a1-s-skin-showdown-budget-friendly-fire-without-breaking-the-bank.html Counter-Strike 2 Game Blog]: Global Offensive Minecraft Skyrim Gears of War 3 Football Manager 2012 Trung Bui: The only thing I'm probably going to be playing during December is Skyrim ... that ought to hold anyone over for at least a year. 2012: Max Payne 3 , Mass Effect 3, and BioShock: Infinite ... all third entries in their respective series... this franchise thing is getting out of hand sometimes. Luckily, they're all going to be good games. Skyrim Anthony Taormina: December is the month that bats clean up for gamers, allowing us a chance to catch up on all the titles we missed this year. Among those titles I missed are Skyrim, Skyward Sword, and Battlefield 3 , so I hope to give those a go over the break. On top of that I'm also looking forward to finally procuring a 3DS and trying out Super Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart 7 . And for my family fun I'm looking forward to checking out Scene It? Movie Night . Happy Holidays Ranters! Skyrim Battlefield 3 Super Mario Land 3D Mario Kart 7 Scene It? Movie Night Dwayne Holder: It was a busy November for me and I had little time to play games outside of Modern Warfare 3 . December will be a different story since I will be spending a lot of time with my new Zelda 25th Anniversary 3DS. Mario Kart 7 will be my first purchase for the handheld and it will be a title that will tide me over until Nintendo decides to full-fill my Skyward Sword bundle pre-order. In the new year I'm looking forward to Diablo 3 and of course Mass Effect 3 . There are going to be a lot of lengthy games in my future. Mario Kart 7 The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Anthony MolÃ©: December means three things for me: KOTOR , KOTOR 2 and The Old Republic, plus a possible co-op playthrough of Resistance 3 . I'm also hoping to catch up on some games I've missed such as Shadows of the Damned and Yakuza 4 , and this before I get to all of the games I bought off of Steam's Fall Sale. As for 2012, well, anyone who knows me well knows that I'm a Metro 2033 fanboy, so my most anticipated title is Metro: Last Light . I'm also a huge fan of Yakuza 3 meaning I'm stoked for Yakuza: Dead Souls , not to mention BioShock Infinite , Prey 2 , Alan Wake: Night Springs , Binary Domain , and Operation Raccoon City as my first Resident Evil game, not to mention I have a nice shiny PlayStation Vita First Edition bundle with my name on it. I also plan to play Mass Effect 3 but I'm trying to keep my hype meter low for that one. Knights of the Old Republic Knights of the Old Republic 2 The Old Republic Shadows of the Damned Resistance 3 Yakuza 4 Vivas Kaul: With Black Friday over, I can now say that I'm looking forward to stabbing into Assassin's Creed: Revelations and Rayman: Origins which I picked up during the holiday hustle. I'm also almost finished with my second play through of Deus Ex: Human Revolution which is showing me just how many different ways there are to go through that game. I'm also going to grind out some more trophies for Uncharted 3 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record . As for next year, there are too many games I'm curious to see: Mass Effect 3, Max Payne 3, Hitman: Absolution and Bioshock Infinite . Assassin's Creed Revelations Rayman: Origins Deus Ex: Human Revolution Uncharted 3 Dead Rising 2: Off The Record Matt Rowland: This December my gaming focus is squarely centered on the PS3 versions Skyrim and Assassin's Creed: Revelations . I still have yet to give Arkham City a whirl, but it is on my short list to play. On the PC front I'm still playing Deux Ex: Human Revolution . What can I say? I'm a perfectionist, and it's a great game. Racing games have never been my forte but Forza Motorsport 4 will be the next game I purchase as I try to broaden my horizons a bit. However, I'm still itching with anticipation for Mass Effect 3 , and wonder how many play-throughs of ME2 I can manage before I get my conditions "just right." Stay safe during the holidays Ranters. Skyrim Assassin's Creed: Revelations Arkham City Deus Ex: Human Revolution Forza Motorsport 4 Mass Effect 2 - Game Rant's Most Anticipate Game: Mario Kart 7 Who says there are no good games released in December? Mario Kart 7 , Nintendo's latest entry into it's iconic racing franchise is coming this year, and it's coming to a 3DS. What better way to ignore family at those tedious holiday get togethers than by racing down Rainbow Road? Still not sold? Well maybe you should check out our Mario Kart 7 review to see why this is one of the 3DS' hottest titles. - December 2011 Video Game Releases Based on North American release dates, all information is subject to change Week of December 1st - 10th 2011 Mario Kart 7 (3DS; December 4th, 2011) Fortune Street (Wii; December 5th, 2011) 7 Wonders (DS; December 5th, 2011) The Adventures of Tintin: The Game (PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii, DS; December 6th, 2011) Just Dance 3 (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii; December 6th, 2011) Outdoors Unleashed: Africa/Alaska (3DS; December 6th, 2011) The Oregon Trail (Wii; December 9th, 2011) Week of December 11th Rocksmith (PC; December 13th, 2011) I Heart Geeks (DS; December 14th, 2011) Week of December 19th Star Wars: The Old Republic (PC; December 25th, 2011) Week of December 26th Mr. Bean's Wacky World (Wii; December 27th, 2011) Aladdin Magic Racer (Wii; December 27t, 2011) - What will you be playing this month and what are you looking forward to come 2012? Follow us on Twitter @ GameRant or like us on Facebook and let us know, or just leave a comment down below! And from everyone here at Game Rant, have a safe and happy holidays.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - How To Play Surf Maps

2025-08-31T02:44:05Z

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Who says Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is just about two teams shooting each other with guns outfitted with expensive skins? Surprisingly, outside competitive tournaments, Counter-Strike Global Offensive has quite a lot more to offer than just shooting baddies from the other team. To hardcore [https://www.counterstrike2guide.com/articles/valorant-and-fortnite-lead-the-anti-cheat-arms-race-in-2025.html Counter-Strike 2 guide] fans, they’ll be delighted to know that the Surf Maps actually exist in CS:GO , and it’s quite easy to surf in them! RELATED: Valorant: Every Agent Ranked From Worst To Best At its core, Surf Maps cater to a dedicated "mode" where players don’t shoot each other but instead "surf" around the map at ridiculous speeds. As a result, Surf Maps end up becoming a challenge of navigation and speed - something that proves more difficult than it seems. How exactly could players participate in Surf Maps, though? At its core, Surfing is a modification of an FPS’s slide mechanic. Instead of the game’s physics stopping a player from sliding after a certain distance, Surfing disables these physics to some degree. As a result, Surfing will have players strafe on surfaces at a much faster rate. Surfing is best used in Surf Maps built specifically to accommodate Surfing. These maps often feature slanted walls or ramps designed for players to "strafe" or Surf in and gradually increase their velocity. This movement results in these actions: Players get launched off the ramp while maintaining their velocity. This results in extremely high jumps that ordinary maps don’t support. Since players retain their velocity, they can theoretically change their direction in mid-air. This lets them land on new ramps and do the same thing over again. Due to this simple mechanic, Surf Maps often feature various ramps of increasing difficulty. And if players get bored enough, some Surf Maps feature combat elements that try to incorporate the map’s rather chaotic environment. While CS:GO is the modern iteration of the Surfing concept, it takes a lot of the basic concepts from its previous iterations. These include much of the controls and [https://www.Counterstrike2Guide.com/articles/my-cs2-budget-ak-47-skin-journey-from-noob-to-head-turning-arsenal.html CounterStrike2Guide Blog] the core mechanics. Here’s a quick run-through as to how to navigate Surf Maps in CS:GO : At its core, Surfing relies on the modification of the game’s strafe mechanic to work. As fans remember, players can strafe in the game or walk left and right by pressing the A and D keys, respectively. In the core gameplay, pressing W and either the A and D keys would have the player walk diagonally. This movement, alongside strafing itself, is a core Surfing mechanic. Here’s how to strafe properly: When spawning in a Surf Map, players need to walk on the first edge they see and jump. This should bring them straight to a first ramp. They need to hit the edge of the ramp. Players should experience a sliding motion while falling downwards. Strafing should avoid the downwards motion. Where to strafe depends on the orientation of the ramp. A ramp at the left needs D Key (counter-move to the right) to keep players afloat. When approaching an incline, players should flick their mouse up to help strafe upwards. This should have players jump off the ramp without losing speed. At first, most initial ramps in any Surf Map are easy enough to navigate. However, middle sections of any Surf Map may feature ramps farther away from each other, transforming into headscratchers for most amateur Surfers. Thing is, traversing these "impossible" distances are possible with another Surfing principle: Turning. Essentially, Turning mid-air allows players to maintain momentum while being able to steer their way to another ramp. To do this, they need to find the right rhythm of pressing a strafe key and turning the crosshair in that direction. Here are things to consider: Pressing the right strafe key as players turn in the same direction is crucial to maintain momentum. Pressing this combination wrong can halt the player’s movement and force them to miss the ramp. RELATED: Valorant: Tips For Playing As Astra Players who’ve spent enough time in Counter-Strike Source and CS:GO have probably heard of the term bunnyhopping. Essentially, bunnyhopping involves jumping while strafing to get a slight speed boost that can give a considerable edge in close combat encounters. As it turns out, bunnyhopping is a lifesaver in Surf Maps. Although an advanced technique, timing a bunnyhop can give players the appropriate boost to their jumps and help reach tighter ramps. While Surfing has become a niche mode in CS:GO , players might find Surf Maps quite easy to access if they know where to look . Here’s the most common method of accessing Surf Maps in the game: Finding a Surf Map through a Surf Server is the best way to access multiplayer Surfing in CS:GO . Thankfully, accessing Surf Servers is quite easy: When launching the game, select "Play CS:GO." In the drop-down menu, select "Community Server Browser." In the search bar, type "Surf" and select a server from the list that will appear. However, while selecting a server is easy, it’s important to take note of certain considerations when choosing a Surf Server. At its core, most creators provide the difficulty setting of their Surf Map right on the server title, with TIer 1 being the easiest and Tier 5 being the hardest. Players who want to train their Surfing techniques might want to try joining an offline surf map instead. However, players may need to do some manual adjustments to the game’s physics settings in order to meet optimal surfing quality. In order to access offline maps, players need to do the following: Go to the Steam Workshop. Apply the "CS:GO" filter to the search settings. Type "surf" in the search box. Before CS:GO players head straight to the Surf Maps , it may help to learn where the concept even came from. All leads point to Reddit user u/mariowned, who apparently invented the concept of "surfing" out of boredom. As u/mariowned, or Charlie Joyce explained in separate Reddit threads , he had a pastime of using the Valve Hammer level editor to create Counter-Strike maps for his friends to play in. One particular map, called "ka_kilbox," had quite a number of houses with slanted but extremely slippery roofs. At some point after hours of sliding, Chris eventually landed on a ladder. He took this particular roof and transformed it as one of the first ramps in what would be called "surf_the-gap" and birthed the minigame. CS:GO predecessor [https://www.counterstrike2guide.com/articles/mastering-the-art-of-peeking-in-cs2-a-game-changer-s-guide.html Counter-Strike 2 cheats] Source also gave players the opportunities to create their own Surf Maps. Thanks to Source improving on the game’s graphics and providing more flexible settings, a lot of Surf Maps stuck with Source . Classic options such as gimped surfing and bunnyhopping added a new level of thrill to Surf in Source . Unsurprisingly, when Surf Maps steadily became popular in CS:GO , other older Surf fans compared some prominent elements from the Source variation and the CS:GO variation. In terms of overall differences, it seems Surfing in Source is much smoother given more customizable options. In terms of specifics: RELATED: Valorant: Tips For Playing As Yoru Source made use of smaller models compared to the recent iteration, making movement much slicker and faster. Sliding has a key difference between the two games. In Source , there’s a slight sliding animation when landing that adds more momentum to Surfing. In contrast, CS:GO stops movement when landing completely. Prestrafing is nonexistent in unmodded CS:GO . Essentially, pre-strafing lets players gain speed by holding down strafe buttons while running - useful to gain momentum in Surf. Due to the competitive nature of CS:GO , this is removed from the vanilla game. Since the launch of the first Surf Maps, a fringe community of casual players became quite avid fans of the concept. The idea of Surf Maps moved on from Counter-Strike 1.6 and even made its way to other games. Some games with Surf Mods include: Team Fortress 2: It’s not quite surprising to find out that Team Fortress 2 , another Valve game, would have its fair share of Surf Mods. Being a 2007 game, Surf Maps in TF2 are arguably smoother and more organized. Compared to the more carefree 1.6 Surf Maps, TF2 ’s had a variety of extra sub-types, such as Death-Match Surfs, pure Skill Surfs, and obstacle-enhanced Trick Surfs. Apex Legends: Surprisingly enough, even the battle royale Apex Legends had a Surf Map Mod that accommodates the hero shooter. Courtesy of modder Skeptation, he’s managed to transform an area in the World’s Edge Map into a very own Surfing Map. Combined with a mobile Legend’s movement abilities , Surfing in Apex Legends can get crazy real quick. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was released in 2012 for the PC. MORE: Multiplayer FPS Games Perfect For Newcomers To The Genre

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2025-08-31T02:41:18Z

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