Valve, the developer of CS2, has rolled out a significant update on November 16th, bringing fixes and enhancements to all seven Active Duty maps in the game. This update addresses various issues and incorporates gameplay adjustments, including sub-tick improvements for better visual and audio feedback. Notably, all seven maps played in Premier and the professional circuit have undergone changes.
The focus of the November 16th update primarily revolves around resolving clipping problems and grenade inconsistencies. However, Valve has also made visual improvements that directly impact gameplay, particularly on Inferno and Overpass.
For instance, on Overpass, Valve has added a metal plate to the Swat vehicle in the A Bombsite to conceal players’ feet. In the case of Inferno, Valve has relocated the bucket on the B Bombsite’s Scaffolding, as it was causing confusion during combat, with players mistaking it for enemies.
The community has responded positively to the Nov. 16 update, appreciating Valve’s continuous efforts to enhance the game. Players have noticed the dedication Valve is putting into making CS2 as enjoyable as CS:GO was at the end of its life cycle in 2023.
While the changes have been well-received, players are still longing for the inclusion of “cl_bob” for rifles, a command that allows them to control weapon movement while walking, as well as the option to hold guns with the left hand. Given Valve’s recent commitment, there is hope that these changes will be implemented soon.
Overall, the Nov. 16 CS2 update has brought numerous positive updates and improvements, impressing the community with Valve’s continuous stream of updates. The game is steadily evolving, promising an even better experience for players in the future.
Source: DOTESPORTS
