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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions
If your question isn't answered on this page, feel free to contact us via our forum.
General & Account
Is there really only 110 HP now?
Yes, for gameplay reasons players now start each round with only 110 HP. Of course, bonus HP can still be "earned" through kills.
Is playing on the 4played servers free?
You can play on our servers free of charge, 24/7. Our VIP program is completely free as well.
Has the sale of Premium accounts been discontinued?
Yes, the sale of Premium accounts was permanently discontinued on 08/17/15. Since then, all VIP features are completely free — all you need is a free forum registration (and verification via Steam login).
What is a 4played Community (VIP) account?
The "4played Community Account" is a free (extended) forum account introduced with 4played V2. After registering, or after your first login on our new website, you'll be asked to verify your forum account via Steam login. After that you can conveniently manage your VIP settings right on our website.
VIP is no longer available?
The connection to the Steam servers was most likely interrupted: close the game and your Steam client, then restart both — VIP should work again afterwards. If the problem persists, please contact us by email, or describe the issue in our forum.
How do I set my chat color as a VIP?
As a VIP you can color your nickname in the in-game chat. There are three ways to do this:
  • Via our web interface using a color wheel
  • Directly in the in-game chat with the command !chatcolor HEX-CODE
  • Via the console with the command premium_chatcolor HEX-CODE
A detailed step-by-step guide including example color codes can be found at » Setting the CS:S VIP chat color « (German).
Steam ID & Tools
How do I find out my Steam ID?
The quickest way is through our own Steam ID Finder: just enter your profile link, custom URL, or an already known Steam ID, and the tool automatically converts it into all common formats (SteamID, SteamID3, SteamID64). A detailed guide covering all formats and methods (Steam client, in-game console) is also available at » Finding your Steam ID « (German).
How do I create my own spray for Source engine games?
With our free VTF Spray Converter you can convert images, animated GIFs, and even videos into the Valve Texture Format (VTF) directly in your browser — no upload required, everything is processed locally. You'll end up with a VTF and a VMT file, which you copy together into the materials/vgui/logos/ folder of your game (e.g. Counter-Strike: Source). Please make sure to follow our community rules regarding prohibited spray content.
CS:S Guides
How do I open the console in Counter-Strike: Source?
First enable the developer console under Options → Keyboard → Advanced. You can then open it in-game at any time with the ^ / ~ key. Alternatively, the launch option -console in the game's Steam properties will open the console automatically on startup. The complete step-by-step guide, including useful commands, can be found at » Opening the CS:S console « (German).
How do I enable logging in CS:S?
If your game crashes unexpectedly on a regular basis, console logging can help track down the issue. Add the launch option -condebug in the Steam properties of Counter-Strike: Source — all console output will then be saved to the file console.log in the cstrike folder. The full guide, including where to find the log file, can be found at » Enabling CS:S logging « (German). If you run into issues on our servers, feel free to send us the file in the forum.
How do I record a demo to report a cheater?
Switch to spectator mode, follow the suspicious player, and start recording via the console with record demoname. Right after that, run the command status so the player's Steam ID gets logged in the demo, then stop the recording later with stop. The finished .dem file can be found in your game folder — report it to us together with the player's name, Steam ID, and server. The detailed guide — including the differences to CS 1.6, CS:GO/CS2, and Team Fortress 2 — can be found at » Recording a demo in CS:S « (German).
How do I take over a bot as a spectator (Botcontrol)?
Our custom-built Botcontrol feature lets you keep actively playing after you die by taking over a free bot on your team: switch to spectator view, navigate to a free bot on your team, and press "E". This feature is only available on our 4played Standard (Only) servers, not on Deathmatch or GunGame servers. If you run into trouble taking over a bot, you'll find troubleshooting steps in the full guide at » Botcontrol in CS:S « (German).