(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I'm just going to set up a little poll to see who likes this "new" stuff (HUD Elements) or the oldschool stuff (GSC Menus).

I preferably like GSC better because you had more customization with it and you had more stuff you can edit. It was also very flexible.

I like gsc better more fun to play around with but thats just my opinion

I like gsc its more stable and fun to mess around with

I like GSC it is much easier, and you can actually make the menu how you want and make them look a lot better. The new way is just shit. It is plain as all hell.

I personally prefer GSC but RTM does offer more potential such as being able to type in custom messages via the keyboard (if this can be done on GSC forgive me)

RTM is the future but I do prefer GSC.
There are days when I don't want to go through the hassle of turning on my laptop. Then starting the control console API then starting up a tool and attaching. Its just a pain in the butt sometimes.

I can see you guys saying yo like GSC better because most of you never made a GSC menu , you just edited a menu that was made by someone else and took credit. Now RTM menus can be encrypted and you can't steal people work so you don't like it. i also see people saying that there is more to edit/do/create and that's not true yo can do the same with Huds as you can with GSC you just have to make from you head and look for offsets which you don't know how or ether to lazy to do. Now this doesn't go for all people just the ones that do what i just said. Go to Mango_Knife offsets for and learn how to use the Address and offsets.

Developer:
someone that looks to make something that will be accepted and use by all people.


Leech:
Someone that edits/takes credit for someones else's work.


Which one are you?

My point is nothing is impossible and if you want Cods menus to be more like GSC, then find a way to make it more like GSC.

This is just my opinion and i'm not hating on anyone Just have fun and learn because it will give you knowledge and possibly can help you if you decide to go to college for computer programming.