Your first day in PR...

[bandwevil]

He's not talking about PR, 1.6 is a common name for the original version of Counter-Strike, it was the last version of it before Source came out.

[Darman1138]

Oh...well that makes more sense.

[psychickactivity]

6 years ago on Kashan with the Heros clan party , love it immediatly.

[TheSlime]

Today is my first day. A list of things I've learned and the consequences follows.

Things I've learned:

1. I can't hit shit
2. I can't ID by uniform
3. The game closes my Internet connection after ~1/2 hr of playing
4. This game is fun

Consequences (in order):

1. I'm getting familiar with the Wounded screen
2. A Russian bot stabbed me with his bayonet
3. It's hard to play online
4. I'm going to have to fix that connection thing

[Repposh]

A couple years ago I played SP offline due to internet restrictions. Yesterday was my first online PR experience. My observations/conclusions similar to the other new player above. Played a few bot matches with other players and tried a few minutes of a player server. I haven't scratched the surface. This mod is great.

[GlaDi]

Today is my first day. A list of things I've learned and the consequences follows.

Things I've learned:

1. I can't hit shit
2. I can't ID by uniform
3. The game closes my Internet connection after ~1/2 hr of playing
4. This game is fun

Consequences (in order):

1. I'm getting familiar with the Wounded screen
2. A Russian bot stabbed me with his bayonet
3. It's hard to play online
4. I'm going to have to fix that connection thing

Hello and welcome to PR comunity
Just whach some tutorials on YT and tell to your squad that you 're Newbie . PR community will help you out

[PR0_SNIPE]

I don't remember my first day of PR but I do remember the first day of the 1.0 Beta:

It was on Ramiel and this guy was near the cache with an RPG and no nametag so I shot him. He got pissed off and told me, 'If I was an enemy I would've blasted ya!'. I didn't know about the 64 player limit with nametags on 100 player servers then.

EDIT:

OH I remember my first PR days. It was on 0.86 and I was scared to play deploy matches so I just played training servers. I was a HUGE troll and kept dropping the JDAM from the harrier on Kashan while I was on the ground. It blew everyone up including all the planes and vehicles nearby. Man that was fun. Then one day I tried to deploy and played insurgency and my life was changed forever.

[curahee150]

my first time was in 0.9, I had watched a bf2 vid on YouTube of a carrier sinking, I asked what mod it was the vid maker replied project reality, so I installed it went on the NWA server hopped into a apc on the mec team not knowing that you needed the crewman, next round al barash where I did NOT know that grenade traps could tk people or kill caches placed 5 around a cache leave the building and BOOM, banned for 2 hours.

[Zulnex]

My first day playing PR was in the Summer of 2008. I was getting tired of playing BF2 single player (since 2005), so I watched a gameplay video on Youtube. I instantly fell in love.

Can't recall the name of the server but I think it was called "Texas Team gaming" - where I had my very first PR multiplayer battle. It was an amazing experience.

However, it was obvious I had to practice. Therefore, for the next 6 months I was playing strictly on different training servers (mostly on "Battleforce Training Server").

When I look back for the past 5 years... There are so many wonderful memories which I will never forget.

Even though my PR playing days are temporarily over due to an ancient pc, I am hoping to start playing again next year when I get a new one. For now, I am watching Youtube videos and participating in forum discussions when I can. Also, I listen to the PR soundtrack (old and new) in my car whenever I am on the road.

Since 2008, I have contributed hundreds of dollars in monthly PR donations and also for various servers.
Was it worth it? Hell, yes! Every single cent!

PR forever!

[boilerrat]

Al-Basrah, Pre-Gary by quite a few patches.