Counter-Strike 2 get big update: maps and gameplay changes
27.04.24
Valve has released an update for Counter-Strike 2 that brings numerous improvements as well as some gameplay adjustments.
Among the notable changes to KS2 is the ability to switch between holding a left- or right-handed weapon while aiming. You can change your hand before shooting by pressing the H button.
The “Purchase” menu now includes a “Dropped Weapons” panel, which displays all weapons dropped by your team in the purchase zone, allowing you to quickly pick them up. Additionally, the minimum guaranteed amount of money for the next round is now displayed in the top right corner, helping you make strategic purchasing decisions.
There have also been changes to the card pool. The Dust 2 map has returned to Active Duty mode, and Overpass has been removed. Several other maps have also been changed, such as Inferno. A full list of changes can be found in the detailed patch notes at link.
Let’s remember that CS2 was released in September 2023. The main innovation Counter-Strike 2 can be called a transition to the Source 2 engine.
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