CSGO's PAX 2011 Leaked Build

Rest in peace, CSGO. We hardly knew ye. CSGO's official support has ended as of January 1st, 2024. That means there will be no more updates like Operations or Skins or anything like that. You can still play the community servers on it, but that's pretty much it.
In this video we'll be looking at the 2011 PAX Build of CSGO and see what changes were made between then and release.
Download link is too long to copy here. You can get it from hl2-beta.ru.
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[@kitsune7919]

There's actually a different UI that came right after the original design. Its the one the game had for the longest but I dont recall the name. Panorama UI was the 3rd change they made to the Interface.

[@ReflexUK]

Scaleform

[@Cats-TM]

Conveniently: 3KliksPhilip has a video from 2018 which basically archived those old UIs. "CS:GO's Panorama UI VS Older Versions"

[@JonasTisell]

All the UIs before Panorama was Scaleform, they just redesigned it but kept the name.

[@Korybagel]

@@JonasTisell the name just comes for these just comes from the UI "engine" hl1 through l4d was vgui then they moved to scaleform and in 2018 they backported panorama from the dota branch of source 2 to the cs:go branch hence the name change

[@Siren-1193]

​@@JonasTisellit was the old ui rendering engine used, not just the name

[@panqueque445]

1:17 "I wasn't around back in 2012" I can't believe you're 10 years old

[@larsthedude1984]

What you said about modern CS is so darn true. Modern multiplayer FPS gaming is so competitive it’s not even fun. I never played any CS because I was bad at it, but I dabbled in some CoD. When I tried MW2022 after not playing for years, the S W E A T and numbers and shit was so unfun. When the whole HL1 update dropped I tried out HL1 multiplayer, and people were just jumping around and fragging each other. Nobody sweating, just vibing, and it was great. Everything’s gotta be a fucking e-sport these days.

[@Ghosty_Face4]

Speaking true facts

[@unoriginalperson72]

true, true, it's probably why TF2 has lasted so long

[@iratepirate3896]

I knew the new Tribes game was going to bomb the moment I found out it was going to be a 5 v 5 sweatfest. The original was famous for large teams.

[@onemorescout]

Granted, the reason COD is a sweatfest now is because the rigged matchmaking puts you against enemies you can’t possibly fight to manipulate you. Look up EOMM, it’s well documented at this point.

[@magic00squirrel]

The competitiveness is why counter strike is fun for me. My first game I got my but kicked and I still suck 350 hours later but the drive to get better and better every game is what keeps me wanting to play.

[@mrjameshendry]

The old server communities of CS:S were like no other

[@contra7631]

specially cs v1.6

[@sulphurous2656]

The aesthetic and atmosphere of Global Offensive was awesome before they kinda derailed it after 2015. It felt more like an actual game trying to immerse you as opposed to just being a vehicle for competitive tournaments and slot machines.

[@ImpossiblePasta]

the same can be said about tf2

[@chocolates182]

i agree with this sentiment, valve reallyy started changing the direction of csgo's art style when de_train was remade, and even more with the introduction of agents. though some cool things were added after that point which i think fit in well like the dangerzone (late 2018 - 2023 rip) and operation missions.

[@millerthomas4331]

Valve games become worse and worse with every single update, sometimes its technical, sometimes its gameplay and sometimes its the artstyle and theme happened to every single one of their games TF2 got artstyle suffered with every new hat and got bloated, meet your match killed the community dota 2 got ruined after the source 2 and 7.00 rework both in artstyle and gameplay cs go early 2000 theme got changed for this new valve cartoony look and every single update made it more focused on comp play this is just my opinion but i stand by it, and i kind of wonder if their shitty writing(HLA) and cartoony visuals is a result of them acquiring campo santo the creators of firewatch

[@ethancampbell2762]

@@chocolates182 agents were one of the worst things to be added to cs. Half them are unrealistic or have annoying voices, and it removes the backstories of the maps completely.

[@chocolates182]

@@ethancampbell2762 yep lol, probably a marketing based decision to make the game appear more advertisement/family friendly also adds to the gambling aspect. at the end valve is just another company here to make money. only useful part of agents is to annoy teammates with the loud voice lines (im pretty sure radio commands can't be muted)

[@JHenryEden]

The Georgian Riot Police looks like some Half-Life Metrocop type shit.

[@larsthedude1984]

Pretty sure that armor was the inspiration for the HL2 metrocops, so makes sense they’d look similar lol

[@JHenryEden]

@ZoomerStasi Lets be real: the balkans is a human PVP zone just outside the confines of the goo-goo-gaga european playpen for casual babies like me.

[@JHenryEden]

@ZoomerStasi unity - what a noble goal. i wish them luck.

[@ihatenerds4689]

​@@JHenryEdengeorgia isn't in the balkans

[@JHenryEden]

@@ihatenerds4689 close enough. its buttfuck nowhere and in the east. i stand corrected though.

[@havoc3-243]

Speaking of early CS:GO stuff, you need to take a look at some of the early concept art for the characters and HUD, its really interesting

[@windy2551]

god damn, never knew that swat from my country (Georgia) would be in CSGO. the game was already popular enough when it came out in Georgian market and I would like to imagine how many Georgian fans of the series would lose their shit if they had chance to play as their homeland's swat.

[@memoryhunter2084]

as a long time source games enjoyer and data miner/archivist, i didn't know this shit XD

[@Mateg-M246]

Give me a timestamp, I'm painfully wondering what model that is, after what you said

[@contra7631]

@@Mateg-M246 it is the big bulky swat character.

[@Mateg-M246]

@@contra7631 the one with the white gas mask? That's the only bulky one ik other then then the gign

[@fenixman2]

og CSGO was something else. I played most of my hours on it pre-2015. I was really irked when they added "skins" to the game, I thought theyd actually add model swaps and such like the stuff you'd find on Gamebanana. Instead it was just lootboxes of textureswaps and knives. Now CS2 is all cartoony and bright and the operators look more inspired by Apex or Valorant than something you'd find in the original game.

[@havoc3-243]

if you want model-swap skins made "official" go play CS: Nexon Zombies but be warned: those model swaps are actual new weapons you have to pay for and its a Nexon game

[@Touhou2006]

True, I feel like the game had so much potential

[@proletarianrise10]

As much as I hate what Counter-Strike has become nowadays, I have to admit that the old builds of CSGO are quite the damn fun, and they were also much closer in terms of design and gameplay to CSS. I unironically had more fun with this and the private beta back in the day too (a friend of mine was lucky enough to be picked from the open survey back in the day). But the moment it released, was the moment it died to me, because it did everything in its power to forsake its roots as a community-driven game and turn its back to it in exchange for e-sports afterwards. In fact, the Arms Deal update probably marked the turning point for good. Sure, both 1.6 and CSS had a strong e-sports component and that cannot be denied - but it also cannot be argued that the balance between e-sports and community friendly was vastly superior in those games, and this was also back when friendly competition wasn't a long forgotten concept but one constantly enforced, primarily due to admins striving to keep things civil, welcoming, and clean on their servers. Good luck trying to play a multiplayer game, especially a competitive one, solo in 2024, see how far that gets. In fact, I blame CS:GO as one of the primary reasons for the spike in popularity of e-sports in the last decade and almost killing off singleplayer games, as developers were so eager to jump on the e-sports bandwagon. It was only towards the end of/halfway through the previous decade where things finally started turning around, from my point of view at least (thank God lol), in addition to rendering dedicated servers as a concept dead, exchanging them for matchmaking systems with virtual ranks and monetized cosmetics. It was bonkers what people could do in 1.6 and to a lesser extent in CSS on their servers, I'll never forget those days. None of that shit transitioned to CSGO, and the little that did, wasn't the same since the game got numerous rebalance updates that worked directly against the style and gameplay imposed by those mods. And of course, kickstarted the whole lootbox/skins insanity, which once again had a very negative effect upon the industry once publishers took notice and started monetizing the life out of their games. Shame that we'll never return to an old school competitive experience, I'd like to hope for it if CS:CO sees a proper release someday, but I'm not holding my breath for it. At the very least, if it does, we know that the target audience of the two have no overlap, so we might get some semblance of sanity for once.

[@XanderNiles]

Old CSGO was more tactical oriented and you can tell by the color correction of the maps and the models. I still think Valve can reintroduce old cut factions to the game as agents like the Riot Police which imo looks the coolest of the bunch.

[@violetwithvulcan]

Im still waiting for 2003 cut maps :3 also great video as always, keep it up rad

[@Iau99h]

2:26 Little fix here, Panorama is the 2nd update for the CS:GO menu. There was another one before the PanoramaUI. But interesting video !

[@Eko34tj]

And it was in summer 2018 instead of 2017

[@killthegod8888]

the before one was named scaleform

[@kkarhiiv95]

I absolutley agree with you on CSGO/CS2, i dont really like it, instead i still play CSS, because you can find thousands of servers with lots of people in them(at least in this part of europe) and it doesnt feel that commercial.

[@tom-ks]

"first" is what the cool kids would say. Do not listen to them! Loved the vid! CSGO beta is pretty cool.

[@MasterSkull69]

Radiation hazard is pregnant,but he only delivers videos

[@RadiationHazardYT]

😟

[@Aoi_the_Hert]

​@@RadiationHazardYTRad's videos make like a baby and head out.

[@Chico_FatCat]

I don't know anything about counter strike but this video still made me happy.

[@scarletcrusader5431]

An ESCalation video AND a Rad Haz video in the same day? What a treat!

[@benismann]

6:20 Same... Competitive toxic sludge just isnt for me, as i never cared that. I dont mind being destroyed by more skilled players most of the time, it makes it really satisfying to finally get someone, and sometimes it's just fun to own noobs.

[@D3Z3R7]

Huh! I played this at the PAX booth and got a beta code. From the visuals and the gunplay, I thought it was a clunky L4D2 reskin and left confused about why it was even made. It put me off so much I only logged a couple hours into it between then and CS2. Frankly, now I have more questions than answers.

[@contra7631]

Let me tell you the answer: The reason is Csgo was developed by Hidden Path Entertainment first and they didn't do much of a good job that's why so many weapon reload animations, models etc. were so bad and clunky. But if u look at L4D-2 which was made by Valve, had literally the best animation for guns and character models etc. for its time. So that's why Valve then took the Csgo on their hands and basically changed the animations and sounds etc. because how horrible they were.

[@bezly8867]

i really wish they kept scar in the game as m4a4 alternative, its literally the gun that character in game logo is holding

[@tiga0006]

06:10 I agree. Also the reason I stopped playing counterstrike at all. CSGO was not about fun anymore. It's just about "what's your rank", or "how to throw the smoke grenade correctly". Also most of community servers only are there to prepare for competitive matchmaking. Even most of the surf servers only concentrate on competitive: who is beating the best time and so on.

[@theextremeanimator4721]

CSGO *might* just become what you wanted it to be now that Valve's no longer pushing that model.

[@chocolates182]

skill issue

[@matijajovic8125]

I didn't get a notification for this video for some reason. Anyways, love the fact that you continue with cut content videos! I also gave up on CS once it became too competitive.

[@keatonwastaken]

Man I remember the first days of CSGO trailers, they had promised such odd things like cross-play between consoles and PC.

[@luccifrfr2145]

good video, always cool to see how these games were

[@WolfmanDude]

I can agree soo much with you saying "the game feels too commercial". I always had the same feeling with alot of games after 2010, but I could never put it into words like you did!

[@ianmata1998]

i remember the PS3 version very well, since i played it, offline, pirated, xes. is not a big deal but, i really wished the PS3 version got more updates, or any console version could have a update like the treatment in the PC version. of course, hard times. still, is cool to see the earliest version of CS:GO

[@c0l1n_m45]

This is an absolute trip. I remember playing this build of CS:GO when I visited my dad's workplace at Hidden Path Entertainment back in 2010/2011, he was the UI & HUD artist and I vividly remember him working with the placeholder CS:S iconography that was a holdover from it's CS:S console port origins. Had no idea that the community had a hold of this build, but I'm so happy it see it has been preserved made available for the community to experience now for the first time and for me to be able to revisit again, as I thought the only copies of it that still existed were on the old hard drives of my dad's coworkers at HPE. Great video RadHaz. Live long the pre-microtransactions era of CS:GO!

[@ChrisBrown-ir6sf]

Did hidden path also made the PC version or they just made the console one ? How much credit do you think hidden path deserves for CSGO ? Who played the more active role in developing early CSGO build ? Valve or Hidden path ?

[@UCm0i6w5lBlRthCtZEoj99tg]

Just found the channel and am going through the backlog of videos 😎 Did you by chance ever play a mod called The Specialists for half life?

[@RadiationHazardYT]

Welcome to our finest remaining urban centers! Yeah I did play it way back in the day.

[@CRT-PHOENIX]

Would love to see a video on this one in the future. This was was such a cool mod!

[@Mythzy]

Another banger vid from rad hazard

[@chocolates182]

cool to see that demolition mode existed in 2011, it felt very abandoned by the end of csgo's lifespan, never getting any new maps or updates. there was an old time source engine charm to maps like sugarcane, bank, lake, and st marc with the pirates. really hoping demolition isnt forgotten in cs2.

[@avroo]

this build was download from a facepunch thread that had a valve server with the download IIRC around 2019 it was a closed beta build not a leaked build. fun fact: they were still testing the game like it was a very early in development prototype, for example, it had l4d2 blood pool system that was added around November or September build and removed not long after that

[@chocolates182]

that is pretty cool, how did you come across this info/where to learn more ab old csgo?

[@avroo]

@@chocolates182 just random videos i came across/asking around there's an anomaly video too which used a reddit thread. It summarizes what i said.

[@tehjamerz]

There is a video from PAX that is like an hour long, all about CSGO. It's on archive

[@NoVIcE_Source]

who up striking they counter rn

[@NikkiMcMistie]

definitely share the same sentiment about csgo starting to feel more corporate

[@sakurasfingernails7247]

i know it's probably not what you meant but describing CSGO before loot crates and skins as "CS:S but prettier" was a pretty funny swing at CS:GO

[@-pROvAK]

Wow the animations are waaay better in the beta

[@andresbravo2003]

I played the PAX build of CS:GO for the 10th Anniversary back in 2022 and made a video of Andres Plays that you can check it out if you wish.

[@provenancemachining]

I quit CSGO several years ago and CS2 isnt exactly making me want to come back either... Coming home from school to play on some of my favorite servers in CS:S was a great time, and I definitely miss those days to an extent.

[@m00nraise]

Drastically different running animations too

[@hvher]

Truely enjoy videos like this. i wish there was more like it. if anybody has some similar videos / channels about similar things (mostly regarding source games if possible) link em

[@MArzzzKronik]

Is there a build of CS:GO's beta with sprint? I could have sworn sprint was supposed to be in the game and they took it out shortly after it was first tested.

[@BillyBob_1177]

Pretty cool leaked build

[@2Potates]

I didn't even know CSGO came out in 2012.

[@ababa9668]

Hey man I get if you might not feel answering this, but as a fellow pk. I just wanted to know, do you earn from KZbin or no cuz of

[@RadiationHazardYT]

Yes I do earn from the vids

[@munchkin_mania]

i was hoping csgo beta would be dark and gritty :(

[@captaincrunch6011]

About the source engine.... Do you know that fricking Titanfall 1/2 and *Apex Legends* run on Source?

[@lambdrey]

BOOM! ONE YEAR ACHIEVED WITH TTG! Huh, my account still only shows 11 months though...

[@qaywsx583]

I had a beta key for CS:GO back then. Must have been end of 2011 or very early 2012. It looked very similar to this, except for the hand models and a couple weapon models. The only distinct thing I do remember about this version was that the mag7 fired STUPID fast.

[@AnotherShinyBudew]

Nice video!

[@planescaped]

Man, am I having a moment of dementia or did Counterstrike 2 used to be called something else? I had no idea there was a Counterstrike 2, lol.

[@norger]

did you include the link for this build?

[@RadiationHazardYT]

The link is too long and when I copy it YT shortens it/makes it invalid. You can go to hl2-beta.ru and download it from there.

[@ElmeriThePig]

While I'm personally not into CS, I think Valve should've made CS2 as a seperate game from CS:GO. I do understand why they updated the game instead, because CS:GO has so many players. But at least they could've kept the achievements from GO. This is why I hope Valve never does TF2: Source 2, but fortunately the chances for that are already 0%. Funnily enough they nuked a TF2: Source 2 fan project a while ago.

[@wuangg]

i'm not going to trash your opinion or anything, i'm just here for an open-minded conversation. most of the facts from this comment you have known by the time you wrote your comment. first of all, Valve didn't want to risk having CS:GO player base divided just like the time when CS:GO first released and almost everyone still playing on CS:S. by forcing everyone playing CS2 as it may help Valve accelerating the process of fixing the game, this couldn't be a problem if CS2 wasn't lack of old content on launch. there's also the skin economy that Valve has been building through out the life cycle of CS:GO and of course they didn't want to risk it as well. second, Valve has all the legal rights to take down TF2: S2 (even though TF2 has been on life support machine for a long time now). they will be only fine if you make your game/mod based on their IP from scratch and released it on an authorized platform (like Steam), not a total 1-to-1 asset conversions on an unauthorized platform (in this case s&box, there's a reason why s&box doesn't contain any HL:A assets unlike gmod). this rule could even be applied back then if someone decided to port the entire HL1 to an alternative platform like Unreal Engine or something. despite all of this, i still do hope Valve some days will going to be more transparent and communicative with our community.

[@ElmeriThePig]

@@wuangg Yes, I do understand why TF2: Source 2 was taken down. I actually wrote a comment about it on Rad's Portal 64 video.

[@Aoi_the_Hert]

I remember when I played CS:S for a little while back in the day, I modded it quite a bit lit I did with HL1&2 and had a grand old time! Then when I got CS:GO, I was trying to mod it and I couldn't get any mods to work properly at all! All i want was my view models to look pretty! Turns out I had gotten it right after the lootboxes and skins came about and it all got locked down. It literally ruined the game for me because I was so used to being able to change things to how I wanted them on my end and it was suddenly taken from me in the new one. I felt so betrayed...

[@SgtZaqq]

0:51 CS:GO came out on August 21, 2012, not in April.

[@user-ro3mw5ri6b]

wow

[@cheesycurdis1910]

My PC cant run CS2 properly so im stuck to Source RIP.

[@3ofSpades]

Do you want the JOJ in Half Life 2 beta? Because I doo doo.

[@andreww8055]

6:10 well said

[@xgamer5619]

cool video

[@kelleklaus2045]

what a madman lmao

[@Russell970]

4:11 I am Palestinian and you just offended me, This is not called a bandana, It is called Kufiyah and it's a traditional headwear in Palestine and in the levant area in general.

[@ChrisBrown-ir6sf]

Don't get offended too easily then

[@di57inct]

I'm still rocking 1.6. No sweat and way less cheaters.

[@plussionex]

Will there be a face rev one day??

[@RadiationHazardYT]

It's 50/50 for now

[@memoryhunter2084]

GEORGIA MENTIONED! 💪

[@JukoYT]

TIL there is a leaked csgo build

[@DaburuTori]

My first cs was cs 1.3 with bots. And last source. barely touched cs go. and cs2? never bothered to check it.

[@evanlee93]

I still to this day prefer CS:S over modern CS games

[@guffingtonreal]

CS2 is just sad. I'd rather play CS 1.6 some more.

[@kosmosokaubojai8098]

I like AK47 model

[@Cats-TM]

I know nothing about CS so I have no idea what to comment.

[@atsizbalik]

fun fact: some UI elements in this build uses Adobe Flash files. which means that if you have Adobe Animate you can (kinda) see some of these

[@quadrupledamage]

Pretty sure all UI elements are Adobe Flash, that's how Scaleform worked afaik.

[@deathcold_longplaysua4846]

Interesting. I have to try this build with bots. But I'm not a big CS GO fan simply because Valve turned a simple campy multiplayer game, that people used to play for fun, in to a gambling casino game. Sure, you could ignore all of the skins and stuff, but then you start to play online and people never stop talking about how their skins is cooler than your standard crap, and that gets on your nerves. And if that is not enough then every time you play online, some random guy from your team stops playing and starts gambling, literally right during the gameplay. Like, WTF dude? You came to play the game or you want your stupid casino crap?? And then yeah, cheaters. Cheaters ruins every single online game, and it includes CS GO too. And Valve's anti-cheat does do crap! It will rather ban none guilty players, who simply is skilled than actual cheaters. Sure, this was the case back in CS 1.6 and CSS days, but not as much as in CS GO days. Thus why, considering all of those problems that I mentioned, I rather play with bots in offline mode. But then again, that gets boring too quickly and then you just uninstall the game and play something else. So yeah, Counter-Strike needs much more revamp and rework than just taking it to new engine and calling it CS2. It needs full reboot because, it's gameplay gets too boring too fast and then there is other problems and... well, you just does not want to play it anymore. At least that is how it is with me. But just out of curiosity I had to try this PAX 2011 build. Just for scientific purposes, just to learn how it feels in comparison to final version and how different is the experience from it.

[@Angel-sy9en]

1:33

[@nandi0111]

beta!!!!!!!!!

[@bunnyonabunwithagunnicepun5689]

Wear where u wen cs go was kil

[@user-coolgamer1o]

you cant play csgo no more saddly

[@DarioDAdderio]

first comment this video is cool

[@DarioDAdderio]

:D

[@removed.1]

@@DarioDAdderio guess I was wrong

[@DarioDAdderio]

@@removed.1 no you're right i just sorted from most recent to less recent and i see you're first

[@removed.1]

@@DarioDAdderio oh ok

[@1ove1ess]

This game has literally sh*t on what made CS great, communities, and now it’s dead. Meanwhile, 1.6 is still kicking. Good riddance GO, you’ll not be missed.

[@deathcold_longplaysua4846]

So, I just tried this PAX 2011 build and... well, would you believe me if I say that I liked it more than the final version of the game? Cause, I really did! This PAX 2011 build works very, VERY smooth and I had more fun with it, where's with final version of CS GO I had to deal with FPS drops all the time. Thus this proves my theory that, game developers ON PURPOSE ruin their game's code so that people buy new hardware to be able to play new games. Because, like this PAX build works every smoother than CS Source. I don't know how or why but this is the case for me. Like, I recently decided to play CS Source on Windows 10 and it lags hard for some reason. And when I did a performance test, game determined that it could only work on medium settings. Imagine my confusion! But this build works very smooth. Sure, there is some little bugs here and there, and animations of weapons for the most part looks janky, but in general I like it very much. So yeah, I'm gonna preserve this version of CS GO for myself and will play it further down the line. Cause this is very interesting and I'm not even joking here.

[@Aoi_the_Hert]

For some games, certain graphics features just don't work well on modern hardware or aren't optimized. I don't know if that's the case with Source games, but I've been playing LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga and in most areas I'll get consistent 144FPS with my 2080 Super and then in some it will drop below 30FPS and none of the graphics options fix it. Not even in config files. I've had similar issues with F.E.A.R., y'know from 2005. So sometimes it's unintentional, but with some companies it's definitely intentional.

[@aSkyclad]

I don't think it's really making the game run worse on purpose really but more likely a combination of having remade quite a couple of maps with higher fidelity and so more demanding than the launch maps, and just code piling up over the years and devs not necessarily optimizing properly everytime

[@deathcold_longplaysua4846]

@@aSkyclad It's the same thing. They simply don't want to optimize it just to force people to buy new hardware to give money to hardware creators, so that they can make money. But in reality CS GO should be played on any hardware since 2007. Like, it runs on the same engine that HL2 and CSS does.

[@aSkyclad]

@@deathcold_longplaysua4846 Yeah no, this ain't how this works. While the basic engine is Source, it had a *lot* of features added to it over the years making much more demanding, and you also start to kinda hit a wall where you reach engine limits. Like Black Mesa should be able to run super great on any modern system, but truth is, it's not always the case, cos the engine simply doesn't know how to fully use the hardware and throwing raw horsepower to it just get less effective as time goes by

[@leventekingvevo72]

Competitive Gaming ruined so many games and the whole gaming genre

[@removed.1]

Guess I'm first, holy shit

[@removed.1]

Anyway, nice video

[@kkd0099]

bruh learn some gaming software development basics so maybe these videos donf put u so out of the water

[@FreeButtSex]

Dude, I love your chill intro

[@user-eg1qw]

I like your name, was my first decent m4a4 skin

[@FreeButtSex]

Whats the song from the intro?