In depth information about "Counter-Strike" Game?

[Formula1]

does anyone know a link to an informational website , that gives detailed information about the terrorists and counter-terrorists in counter-strike ?

[S!X]

Why do you need in depth info? There just models in a 3d world.

[Formula1]

In Cs 1.6, you are a given a little info about each of the terrorists and counter-terrorists. i'd like to know more about each of them...

[GepperRankins]

there isn't more to know. most multiplayer games don't even have plots

[Formula1]

i dont care.... the terrorists and counter-terrorists are based on those of real life. Such as the German GSG9 counter terrorist group...

[S!X]

Edit: Fuck.

[Formula1]

comon.. someone ?

[Afronaut]

Edit: Fuck.

gg

[trajillo]

SWAT (an acronym for Special Weapons and Tactics; originally Special Weapons Attack Tactics) is a specialized paramilitary police unit in major United States city police departments, which is trained to perform dangerous operations. These can include coordinated attacks on selected targets such as heavily armed criminals in secure locations. SWAT teams are typically equipped with heavier arms than ordinary police officers, with available arms including submachine guns, carbines, specialized tear gas, concussion grenades, and high-powered rifles for marksmen (snipers).

SEAL Team SIX is the U.S. Navy's main counterterrorist unit. The unit was created as part of the Joint Special Operations Command in 1980. The origin of SIX can be traced to the aftermath of the failed 1980 attempt to rescue American hostages at the Iranian Embassy (Operation Eagle Claw). Prior to this, the existing SEAL teams had already begun CT training, including all 12 platoons in SEAL Team One on the West Coast. On the East Coast, however, elements of the SEAL Team Two had taken the issue one step farther. They formed a dedicated two-platoon group known as "MOB Six" (Mobility Six) in anticipation of a maritime scenario requiring a CT response and had begun training to that end.


thats just two: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-terrorism_units