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CS Malvinas: Relevance, Importance, & Bias

I have just rewritten Counter-Strike: Source#Modifications's sole enttry, which is currently about Counter-Strike: Malvinas. When I found this section, it was biased in favor of Britain and incorrectly, repeatedly insisted that this was a standalone game, not simply a map for CS:S.

I question the relevance & importance of this section altogether, and do not think it should have its own article. While the controversy and hacking may warrant a brief mention, they are not the extent of CS:S's modifications.

I think a solid way forward for the article (regardless of if we keep the Malvinas mention) would be to turn the "Modifications" section into "Notable Modifications" and list/describe common CS:S gamemodes such as gungame, kz, surf, jailbreak, etc and a separate mention for the game's huge mapping scene. Malvinas could be mentioned here, along with the controversy, though I am again not sure if it should remain at all.

Any guidance appreciated.

Kaceydotme (talk) 21:52, 12 May 2024 (UTC)Reply

Realized something like what I would like to do for CSS has been done for Garry's Mod: Garry's Mod#User-created content Kaceydotme (talk) 04:47, 13 May 2024 (UTC)Reply