The engine was announced in 2015 as the successor to the original Source engine, with the first game to use it, Dota 2, being ported from Source that same year. The new is legitimately more likely to be a remake than a port, simply because I doubt anyone wants to temper the shitty ass code. Source 2 is a video game engine developed by Valve. After the CS2 stuff, I think a TF2 project is being worked on. I don’t know actually,” said Lirik, asking his chat whether CS makes more money than Dota 2 currently. It would be more possible to remake TF2 entirely in Source 2 than porting TF2 to Source.

So Counter-Strike just takes a little more time. Even though he didn't follow the path of Dota 2. Relating to Source Filmmaker, you can right-click an animation set in the Animation Set Editor, choose 'Export' > 'Animation.' or so, and export it where youd like. But somehow, even though, Counter-Strike is performing so well to the point it's most likely making more money than Dota 2. First, you have to have your animation in a Source-compatible DMX or SMD animation format. “ Counter-Strike doesn’t really follow that path. But he had an interesting, funny take as he compared Dota 2 and Counter-Strike to two children deciding on whether on not to follow in their father’s footsteps.Īccording to Lirik, Dota 2 is the golden child that follows the dad’s footsteps to mirror every move, whereas Counter-Strike is rebellious in the sense that it does not follow the father blindly. Lirik added that Gabe knows and understands that Counter-Strike is performing well.

Gaben loves Dota, okay? Gaben loves f**** Dota.” The streamer went on to compare how both the games are doing presently and weighed in on why Counter-Strike gets treated differently. Then came SFM, this is the one we all know and love to hate. Counter-Strike’s Gaben’s b***rd child, alright? That’s what it is. While watching this video, Lirik commented, “ Oh my god. On his livestream on Twitch, Lirik played a video from 12 years ago where former Intel vice president Shmuel “Mooly” Eden asked Valve's Gabe Newell, “ When are you going to release Counter-Strike 2?” To this, Gabe replied, “ Nah, we have to ship Portal 2 and then we have to ship Dota 2 and then we’ll worry about Counter-Strike.”

Tf2 in source 2