Opvallend is dat de meeste spelers erg open staan tegenover CSPromod. Natuurlijk zijn er de "usual" opmerkingen dat er nog wel wat moet gebeuren maar niemand die het afkraakt. Dat er veel moet gebeuren zal niemand meer ontkennen. Maar het is leuk om de reacties te lezen, die van bijna elk continent af komen. Het lijstje met spelers die gevraagd werden:

- Patrik "cArn" Sattermon (fnatic)
- Joona "natu" Leppanen (Soltec)
- Bruno "bit" Lima (FireGamers)
- Steeve "Ozstrik3r" Flavigni (Millenium)
- Oliver "minet" Minet (mTw)
- Andrew "Irukandji" Timmerman (compLexity)
- Gareth "gazR" Lynn (Immunity)
- Richard "Xizt-" Landström (Begrip Gaming)
- Suffian "Suffz" Arshad (Dignitas)

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Patrik "cArn" Sattermon (fnatic): "At this stage my main concerns are that the player models, movement and some sound issues will be the naysayers' biggest argument to not support CSP. Personally I maintain my belief in the CSP cause they are VERY open to what the progamers have to say and they are willing to work day and night on the details that might take CSP to the next generations Counter-strike. From what I´ve seen from CSP so far is that the maps resembles 1.6´s a lot, the flashbang is still a flashbang and the movement could soon be as good as the 1.6´s with some tweaks."

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Andrew "Irukandji" Timmerman (compLexity): "The game shows a lot of potential with a ton of neat features (interactive HUD, CS 1.6 menu options, etc.), but the game to me is still very far away from competitive play. The CSP team seems to have overlooked a ton of mainstays in CS (additive flashes, smooth movement, etc.), besides obvious current animation/model problems. The team they have, however, seems to be competent and up to the task so hopefully they can get a finished product ready by late this year for use in tournaments in 2011."

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