Valve has released a major patch for Counter-Strike 2, including bug fixes and many other improvements. A major change was the removal of the ability to move at an incline, as Michael Jackson did.

Gameplay

• When a server disagrees about a player's loadout, such as when a match starts during a patch, the buy menu will now reflect the server-authoritative loadout
• Fixed a case where players could clip through ceilings
• Made adjustments to character shaders to improve player visibility

Animation

• Fixed the "Smooth Criminal" foot pinning bug
• Adjusted team select and team intro knife animations to work with Shadow Daggers

Maps

• Various bug fixes and tweaks to Inferno, Mirage, Nuke, Overpass, and Vertigo

MISC

• Added "Player Color" option to "HUD Color" setting that will make the HUD match your or your spectator target's player color in competitive modes
• Changed "Use Player Colors on Team ID" default to "Yes"
• Added "Large Player Count" setting to replace player avatars with team player count in the mini-scoreboard during the active portion of rounds
• Fixed a bug where graffiti changes mid-match were delayed
• Various bug fixes and tweaks to weapon finishes and stickers

WORKSHOP TOOLS

• Steam Workshop tools have been updated.
  

The ability to lean Michael Jackson style became available in CS2 after one of the latest updates. This bug quickly became a popular meme and even Valve employees used it on their social networks.

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CS2 was released in September 27. The updated version of the shooter from Valve became available for free for all users and completely replaced CS:GO. The next major CS2 tournament will be IEM Sydney 2023.