Build a Counter-Strike 2 browser clone

the prompt

/goal Build me a visually stunning, genuinely playable browser clone of Counter-Strike 2 — a single bomb-defusal map in the spirit of Dust 2. Do NOT fork an existing project and ship it: if you use an open-source repo, use it only as a scaffold for core gameplay/mechanics, then build far better graphics and deeper gameplay on top. What ships must clearly surpass anything you started from. Run this as a dynamic workflow in three phases: 1. RESEARCH — before writing any code, spawn parallel research sub-agents to study, from real reference online: (a) real Counter-Strike 2 / Dust 2 — the desert-tactical art style, the HUD (health, ammo, money, round timer, minimap), weapon feel, and the plant/defuse round loop. Find real Counter-Strike 2 gameplay screenshots from the web (gameplay videos, the CS wiki, Steam) and save them as your visual reference target; (b) browser FPS technique — Three.js first-person controller, hitscan shooting, bot AI, and modern WebGL lighting + post-processing (PBR, real-time shadows, ambient occlusion, tone mapping); (c) whether any open-source FPS offers usable gameplay scaffolding or asset geometry worth starting from — if so, take only the useful pieces and note the license to credit. Never ship a fork as-is. Write findings + the reference screenshots + any pulled scaffold to shared notes the build phase reads. 2. BUILD — fan across parallel sub-agents: the Dust 2-style map (bombsites, mid, crates, tight sightlines), first-person controller, weapons + hitscan shooting, bot AI (patrol + engage), round logic (buy/plant/defuse/win-lose), HUD, and lighting + post-processing. For 3D assets, don't settle for low-poly placeholders — generate and refine real models with Blender running headless (bpy scripts: build/import geometry, UV-unwrap, apply PBR materials, export glTF for Three.js). Generate textures with GPT Image for albedo/normal/roughness maps (python3 /Users/patsimmons/tools/chatgpt-imagegen "<prompt>" -o <path>.png --size 1024x1024 --timeout 300, one at a time). 3. QA — deploy live to Vercel, then use the Playwright CLI to screenshot the deployed build and compare each shot against the real Counter-Strike 2 reference screenshots. Fix every difference. Target clean tactical realism — crisp daylight, sharp real-time shadows, ambient occlusion, PBR materials, subtle bloom — NOT neon or stylized. Stack: Three.js / WebGL, WASD + mouse, click to shoot, smooth 60fps. DONE when: the clone is deployed live on Vercel and, side by side, the Playwright screenshots of your build look as close to the real Counter-Strike 2

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