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Counter Strike Global Offensive 2 Counter strike global offensive 2, a major improvement of the game currently available is now available. Valve brings the popular FPS game to their latest Source 2 Engine. Touchstone maps will see minor changes to readability and lighting while Upgraded maps will get a full overhaul with Source 2's physically-based rendering. A number of gameplay improvements will also be coming with changes to the sub-tick which should reduce the reliance on tick rates to perform precise actions. Gameplay Counter-Strike Global Offensive is the most recent installment in the popular Counter-Strike series, and features the same gameplay that has shaped the genre. It was developed in Valve's Source 2 engine, and boasts high-resolution textures, real-time lighting and Physics. It's been updated with new gameplay elements and weapons. The game features 34 weapons, of which 19 are exclusive to the latest version. A lot of them are replacements for older weapons and others have been designed to have unique roles and properties. The most significant changes focus on the weapons themselves. For instance, the SCAR-L is now replaced with a new gun that has more power and range, while the AK-128 is updated with a brand new barrel for improved accuracy. Other guns, including the M4A1 sniper rifle and the M4A1 have also been modified. A number of maps have been rebuilt to work with CS:GO 2. Overpass has been redesigned to make use of the new Source 2 engine, while other maps, like Dust II have been carefully updated. Alongside the new maps The game will also include many other new features. The game's interface has been updated and a brand-new Item Workshop allows players to make their own items. The Faction system is another major change. While the first version of the game allowed players to choose between two factions, Counter-Strike 2 will offer various T and CT models to choose from. Additionally the game's server structure is now based on sub-tick updates, which means that the servers can evaluate the world at extremely short intervals, such as the instant that a player moves or fires a shot or throws an explosive. Since its release in 2012, CS:GO has become one of the most popular games on Steam, with an estimated 11 million players playing each month. There is also a thriving community of esports players with teams competing in various tournaments and leagues. The most notable of these is the Valve-sponsored Major Championships, where top teams compete for huge prize pools. Weapons Counter-Strike Global Offensive is a game that focuses on combat with weapons. With over 35 weapons available players can pick their primary weapon from a vast variety of options. The equipment players use, like armor, a CT defuse kit, as well as grenades play a significant part in the overall game strategy. case opening has its own strengths and weaknesses. For example, the AWP is an excellent sniper rifle that can kill enemies with armor above the legs with ease However, it also has a slow rate of firing and can be quite expensive. The SCAR-20 is a great level of accuracy with its scope, but it can be slow to reload and slow down the speed of the shooter. The new CSGO weapons have some changes to their appearance. The HE gun, for instance is now more realistically exploding and the smoke from molotov or incendiary grenades cocktail looks more alive. This helps to track down players. The weapons available in CS:GO can be purchased at the buy zone that is located at the spawn point. Besides pistols and knives, players can purchase any other weapon available in the game with the in-game currency. Players can even use the money to upgrade their weapons. The game now has players a new menu to shop more conveniently. Valve released a few updates just a few months after the release of the game in order to enhance the game's gameplay. Some of the most significant changes pertain to the chat system in the game, that has been updated to stop abusive language and spam. The UI for buying items has also been revamped, and now utilizes a grid-based layout. The game has also been improved with a new anti-cheat system that includes spectating and bans. The team that loses a round will be penalized. However, players who commit a crime will be banned. Valve has also added some gameplay adjustments to the game to make it more enjoyable. Maps The Counter-Strike franchise is well-known for its maps and the ability required to master them. Each map requires years, sometimes decades of work to develop into the top of first-person shooter design that is competitive. The maps in the active and reserve pools are the most important aspect of the game to understand because they aid you in understanding the game's mechanics better and give you more tools to play it. Mirage was introduced by Valve in 2013 and is a popular CSGO Map that is part of the Active Pool. The map is well-known for its balanced play between both sides of the battle and high ceilings of skill for teams that want to practice their coordination. The map is a staple in all esports and major championships for CSGO. Nuke is the oldest defusal map in CSGO and is a standard of both professional and casual playing. The map has seen several changes over the years but it remains one of most complex tactical maps in the game. Its unique layout means that every angle must be considered, and there are more ways to out-maneuver your opponent than on any other map in the game. Overpass is a newer CSGO map, which was released with the Winter Offensive Update in 2013. Its popularity has rocketed since its release and it has made several appearances at major championships as well as Esports events. It's a tiny map that is brimming with options, from the long outside of A site to the close corners of B site. Vertigo was added to the CSGO Active pool in 2019 and has been a huge hit with everyone who has played it. It replaces one of the most popular CSGO maps, but has been well-received by the community. The map is a bit CT sided however that doesn't stop it from being among the most played maps in queues. Canals run through this map, which is an interesting feature. The canals are a great addition to the map, making it stand out from other CSGO Maps that are heavy on exteriors. Updates Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is still going strong ten years after release, but the 2012 multiplayer tactical first-person shooter was in need of an update. Valve confirmed today that the Source 2 beta test for CS:GO has been launched. Fans have been waiting for a long while for this limited test. The studio promised the “largest technological leap forward for the CS:GO game” by redefining all aspects of the game. The most noticeable change is the switch from Source 2 to a graphics engine which provides a more realistic visual experience. This includes new lighting, particle systems, and an increased focus on making bullets more easily discernible from a distance. The move to the new engine means a redesign of many maps, including revamped versions of Italy and Overpass. Valve's update is designed to improve the way servers are designed and tick rates deal with gameplay actions. The switch to 128-tick server architecture should improve both the responsiveness as well as the graphic quality of the game. Valve promises the change will be a “remarkable improvement” and should make CS:GO feel more responsive than ever before. The players can expect to see a number of gameplay improvements in addition to the graphic changes. For example smoke grenades will live as volumetric 3D objects in the game world, and can be pushed around to temporarily shape the viewlines. Valve also claims that the update to the game's server structure will allow for sub-tick updates which will be capable of calculating precise actions between ticks and provide more fluid gameplay. Players who are interested can try the new version of the game by logging into the test version, which will be available to a limited number of players based on a few factors such as recent playtime and Steam account standing. Valve states that the cosmetics they collect in the current CSGO will be carried over to the updated version which is expected to launch this summer. Esports Insider reached out to BLAST – the largest CS:GO Tournament organizer – to find out if they plan to offer an older version of the game to their leagues until the update is available.