On the night of September 6, Valve released an update for Counter-Strike 2. With it, the developers improved the Inferno map, fixed a number of bugs, and restored matchmaking in the "Casual" mode.
Maps
- Ancient: the shape of the defense base on the mini-map was fixed.
- Overpass: spawn boxes were fixed to prevent the likelihood of model overlap after spawning.
- Inferno: numerous bug fixes and improvements.
Gameplay
- Matchmaking returned in "Casual" mode;
- fixed a bug where dropped weapons behaved as if they were being held;
- interpolation parameters were adjusted;
- lack of bullet tracers when hitting was fixed;
- picking up dropped weapons was simplified.
Sounds
- fixed a bug where music at the end of Deathmatch mode did not play.
Other
- various improvements and bug fixes in the interface of the "Premier" mode;
- post-processing effects during freeze times were adjusted;
- absence of player models in the first few seconds after team introduction was fixed;
- community servers running on Windows can now be displayed in the Steam server browser.
According to Valve's statement, the release of Counter-Strike 2 was scheduled for the summer of 2023. However, at the time of publication, the game is still in closed beta testing. This may be due to the difference in season definitions between the US and Europe. Additional details can be found at the link.
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