Counter-Strike 2 has been criticized for its clunky movement mechanics, causing players to get stuck and experience delayed movement. However, there is a solution to this issue that has been discovered by the CS community. By using specific keybinds, you can eliminate the delay and achieve efficient movement in the game.
Precision and timing are crucial in Counter-Strike, and any delay in keystrokes can lead to inconsistency and missed jumps. Valve has been working on improving movement mechanics without relying on the autoexec file, as seen with the jump-throw changes. However, the existing delay still requires the use of keybinds to ensure consistent and reliable movement.
Here are the keybinds that can help eliminate the delay:
| Original Keybind | New Keybind |
|---|---|
| w | +forward |
| s | +back |
| a | +left |
| d | +right |
| space | +jump |
| shift | +sprint |
| ctrl | +duck |
| w | +forward; clear |
| s | +back; clear |
| a | +left; clear |
| d | +right; clear |
| space | +jump; clear |
| shift | +sprint; clear |
| ctrl | +duck; clear |
The new “subtick” system in CS2, which aims to eliminate the difference between 64 tick and 128 tick servers, has faced criticism. Many players, including renowned professionals, find it worse than ever and believe that the integration of subtick is inadequate. The community is also disappointed with the absence of 128-tick servers.
Despite these issues, CS2 is expected to become an outstanding competitive first-person shooter once the latency and server problems are resolved. Valve has already transitioned all players to the new system, indicating that fixes are likely to be implemented soon.
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