Edited sentence: As well as the dynamic pricing of weapons and equipment, the November 2006 update also brought along two much smaller, yet still high-impact, changes.First, Valve decided that all purchased weapons were to come with full ammunition (previously, ammunition was a purchasable extra).In the case of DWP, many saw it as an update that would upset the status quo of Counter-Strike - that is, the fact that a few weapons  are heavily used and most others are rejected - and would be disabled on most servers.Many players feel that Valve is taking CS:Source too far away from what they believe it should be - a port of CS on the Source engine - and adding too many new features, turning it into a different game.Opinion in the gaming community is split.Others disagree and feel that Valve's updates - including DWP, the addition of the Famas and Galil (introduced in Condition Zero), and the new radar) inject new life into the game and show that Valve are still continuing to work on the game and give their customers updates and more content.Secondly, the "equipment" menu item was edited from the 8th place in the menu, to number six.Valve have release numerous updates for Counter-Strike:Source since it's initial release.While making logical sense, from a retrospective point of view, these tiny changes took many users a while to get used to.While many of these are simple bug fixes, several have had a big impact on the CS community, and take the game away from the ideals and simplistic nature of the prequel