The recent update to CS2 on Nov. 2 has been met with an overwhelmingly positive reaction from the community, as players believe that Valve has finally delivered a significant patch after a long time. The update addresses numerous issues that have plagued CS2 players, such as the microphone bug, players dying behind walls due to server issues, and inaccurate knife hit registration. Additionally, Valve has enabled map makers to upload their CS2 maps to the workshop, similar to CS:GO, and allowed community servers to host these maps.
The Nov. 2 update for CS2 is undoubtedly a remarkable patch, receiving a perfect score of 10 out of 10. It effectively resolves many long-standing issues that players have been facing for months. The community had been eagerly requesting a meaningful patch from Valve in recent weeks, and it seems that the developer has finally delivered, as evident from the positive feedback on platforms like Twitter and Reddit.
Surprisingly, even the absence of cl_bob has not sparked significant complaints from players.
This update arrives at a time when concerns were raised about CS2 being a dying game, based on the interpretation of recent player numbers on SteamCharts. However, it serves as proof that Valve has been attentively listening to feedback and actively working towards improving the game.
While there are still some features, like cl_bob, that the community believes should be implemented, and issues such as the prevalence of cheaters in CS2 Premier, players now have reason to be optimistic, at least for the next few weeks, assuming all the fixes made by Valve function as intended.
Speaking for myself and my group of friends, we are eagerly looking forward to spending time playing CS2 this weekend, just as we did when the game was initially released in September. And I’m confident that the majority of the community shares this sentiment.
Source: DOTESPORTS
