Valve has swiftly addressed community feedback by releasing another update for Counter-Strike 2 on Sept. 5. This update resolves various issues that players have been complaining about, and the community is impressed with Valve’s prompt response.
The bug fixes in this update include resolving missing bullet tracers on hits, freeze-time post-processing effects, and issues with picking up dropped weapons. While these may seem like minor complaints, players are amazed at how quickly Valve has taken action, as expressed on Reddit.
The top comment on Reddit reads, “Damn that was really quick. Good shit valve,” acknowledging the fixes implemented in the latest update. Another response claims that Valve has “pretty much fixed everything people were babbling about.”
If you’ve been following the CS community recently, you can’t deny Valve’s swift actions. They released a massive CS2 invite wave on Aug. 31, and since then, players have been providing feedback, which Valve has been actively addressing.
One of the complaints raised by players was the gray screen during freeze time, and Valve has promptly resolved this issue. Despite some players giving toxic feedback, others have defended Valve for their efforts in quickly fixing the game. It turns out, those defending Valve had a point, considering how many adjustments they made just days after the latest invite wave.
However, the work is not yet complete. Players have reported random lag spikes, ragdoll incidents, and other issues. But given Valve’s responsiveness, it is likely that these problems will also be addressed soon. If that happens, there is a possibility that CS2 will meet its summer 2023 deadline, although it would need to be released within the next two weeks to achieve that.
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