The latest update for Counter-Strike 2 has introduced a number of important fixes and optimizations in the game. The developers have focused on improving gameplay, user interface, and maps. 

Gameplay:

• Fixed an issue where the player's shadow sometimes showed the wrong animation state.
• Changed the weapon switching mechanic: releasing the fire button will no longer cancel grenade throwing (although restarting the round still will).
• Implemented animation system optimizations.
• Fixed several minor bugs in demo playback.

Interface:

• Fixed a bug where starter pistols were not displayed in the "Pistols" section of the equipment.
• Resolved an issue with the display of silencers on weapons in the hands of characters in the interface.

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Maps:

• Mirage: Fixed a gap under the doors in middle.
• Anubis: Added a grenade clip on the wall near the bridge.
• Vertigo: Changed the collision properties on the railings for correct footstep sounds.
• Nuke: Fixed a bug with the sun material not creating a glow effect, and adjusted the material size. Cleared unnecessary objects on metal doors to prevent errors for mappers in the workshop. Fixed a visibility bug in the garage, looking towards Hell. Changed the collision properties on the railings.
• Inferno: Changed the collision properties on the railings. Fixed a bug where some chimney models disappeared in the sky.
• Dust2: Changed the collision properties on the railings.

This update provides improved gameplay and visual experience for players, helping to create a more realistic and balanced gaming environment.