Cat 🐈🥗 (D.Burch) 
FPCSS (first-person cross-stitch shooter)
Viss@catsalad ah, de_italy
uzayran@catsalad CSCSS (cross-stitched counter strike source)
Matt Hodgkinson@catsalad 0.000002 FPS! Can you run Doom on it?
isol
John Carlsen 🇺🇸🇳🇱🇪🇺@isol @mattjhodgkinson @catsalad
Is that for the cross-stitched VR version?
Derek Caelin is writing a book@mattjhodgkinson @catsalad dang it, I wanted to make that joke first! 🤣
Enbie Book@catsalad dedication...
Lord Caramac the Clueless, KSC
💐 Nataly M 🏵️ 
It would be much prettier without the hand with the rifle 😃
J. Peterson@catsalad A scene of old-world peace an tranquility, and then an American shows up.
DaMan_AB@catsalad That is really awesome. Great work! 👏
Chris@catsalad Hell yeah!
@catsalad looks pretty cool graphically. I prefer seeing pixels, newer art work for video games tanks in this area.
Realistic graphics = -10
other = somewhere between +1 through +10
@catsalad Actually, for a similar reason, music is the same way.
The more primitive the tech is, the better the soundbyte or appearance usually is in my experience. As long as it is 90s style like desktop computers from that period or better.
Felt I should share that also.
Phil Betts@catsalad this is unbelievably rad. 🔥
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Inferno
Inferno (de_inferno), is a bomb defusal map featured in the Counter-Strike series. The map is set in a small town with European architecture. In the Global Offensive version, the presence of the Separatist faction suggests that the map is definitely set in Italy, as evidenced by the signs written in Italian seen around the map. However, the separatist faction is also present in the Basque country of Spain and France, so it's plausible it could be there, too. The map is loosely rectangular, with
Jan Eden@catsalad like the style, but FPS is abysmal, 2/10
Violettivettä@catsalad I love this. It combines the fast-paced, high octane world of cross stitching with the calm, considered, almost clinical world of counter-terrorism
Elaina 
إلينا@catsalad this is actually so cool wth, I'd hang it on my wall