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Counter Strike Global Offensive 2 Counter strike global offensive 2 is a major improvement over the current game. Valve introduces the wildly popular FPS game to their more modern Source 2 Engine. Touchstone maps will be subject to minor adjustments to readability and lighting while upgraded maps will receive complete overhauls with Source 2's physically-based rendering. Several gameplay improvements are also on the way as well as sub-tick updates that will make it less dependent on tick rates to calculate precision actions. Gameplay Counter-Strike Global Offensive is the latest installment in the cult Counter-Strike series, and has the same gameplay that has established the genre. It was created with Valve's Source 2 Engine and features high-resolution textures and real-time lighting. It has been updated with new gameplay elements and weapons. The game comes with 34 weapons, of which 19 are exclusive to the new version. A lot of them are replacements for weapons from earlier versions while others have been designed to have distinct roles and properties. A few of the most significant changes to the game are focused on the weapons. The SCAR-L was replaced by a new weapon that has a greater range and power as well as the AK-128 received an updated barrel to improve accuracy. Other weapons are being tweaked too including the M4A1 and the sniper rifles. A few maps have been updated to work with CS:GO 2. Overpass has been redesigned to take advantage of the new Source 2 engine, while other maps such as Dust II have been carefully updated. Alongside the new maps, the game will feature a host of additional new features. For example, the game's UI has been upgraded and a new Item Workshop will allow players to design their own items. Another major change is the game's Faction system. Counter-Strike 2 offers a wide selection of T and CT models, while the previous edition offered two factions. The server architecture of the game is now based on sub-ticks that update. This means that servers can analyze the world at very short intervals such as when a player moves or fires guns. Since its release in 2012, CS:GO has become one of the most played games on Steam with an estimated 11 million gamers playing every month. There is also a strong community of esports players, with teams competing in various leagues and tournaments. One of the most notable is the Valve-sponsored Major Championships, where top teams compete for huge prize pools. Weapons Counter-Strike Global Offensive is a game that is focused on armed combat. With 35 weapons available players can pick their primary weapon from a vast range of options. The equipment used by players such as armor, a defuse kit for CTs and grenades designed for Terrorists are also playing a significant role in the overall strategy of the game. Each weapon has its own strengths and weaknesses. For instance the AWP is an excellent rifle for sniping that kills armored opponents above the knees with ease However, it also has a slow rate of fire and can be expensive. The SCAR-20 is, in contrast, a rifle with excellent accuracy in the scope, but it can take a long time to reload and can dramatically reduce a player's movement speed. The new weapons in CSGO have some changes to their appearance. The HE grenade, for example has been designed to explode more realistically and the smoke from incendiary grenades or molotov cocktail looks more real. This helps to track players. Weapons in CS:GO are available to purchase at the designated spawn locations of each team. In addition to knives and pistols, players can purchase any other weapon in the game with the game's currency. Players can also spend money to upgrade their weapons. The game now has an updated menu for players to shop more conveniently. Valve has released a couple of updates a few months after the launch of the game to enhance the game's experience. Some of the most significant changes pertain to the chat system in the game, that has been updated to stop the use of offensive language and spam. The UI for buying items has also been overhauled and now uses a grid-based layout. The game has also been enhanced by introducing a new anti-cheat system that includes spectating and a ban system. The team that loses the round will be penalized, but a player who commits the crime will be punished. Alongside these changes, Valve has added a few gameplay tweaks to make the game more enjoyable. Maps The Counter-Strike series is renowned for its maps, and the skill level required to master the game. Each map is the culmination of years, and sometimes decades of hard work. The maps in the active and reserve pools are the most important part of the game to learn because they can help you understand the mechanics better and provide more tools to play it. case opening was released by Valve in 2013 and is a wildly popular CSGO Map that is part of the Active Pool. The map is well-known for its good balance on both sides of the battle and high levels of skill for teams who wish to develop their coordination. The map is used for esports, and is a major championships for CSGO. Nuke is a classic CSGO defusal map that is popular with both casual and professional players. The map has been the subject of several revisions throughout the years, however it is still one of the most strategically complex maps in the game. The map's unique layout demands to be considered from every angle and has more ways to outmaneuver the opponent than any other map. Overpass is a newer CSGO map that was introduced in the Winter Offensive update in 2013. Its popularity has risen since its arrival, and it has made a number of appearances at major championships and esports events. The map is compact but packed with options. From the long, sloping outside of A site to the tense corners of B site. Vertigo was added to the CSGO Active pool in 2019 and has impressed all who have played it. It replaced one of the most popular maps in CSGO, but it has been well-received by the players. The map is slightly CT-sided, but this doesn't prevent it from being a good choice in the majority of queues. Another great feature of this map are the canals that run through it. The canals are a great addition to the map, making it standout from other CSGO Maps that are heavy on exteriors. Updates Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is still running strong ten years after its launch, but the 2012 first-person shooter that was multiplayer tactical was in need of an update. Valve confirmed today that the Source 2 beta test for CS:GO has started. Fans have waited for a long while for this limited test. The studio has promised a “largest technical leap forward for the game” with an overhaul to all aspects of the experience. The most notable modification to the game is the switch to Source 2, a graphics engine that gives an experience that is more realistic in its visual. New lighting, particle systems and a focus on making bullets accessible from a distance are all part of this. The switch to the new engine also will mean a revamp of several maps, including revamped versions of Italy and Overpass. Valve's upgrade is designed to improve the way servers are designed and tick rates handle the actions of players. The move to 128-tick servers should make a big difference in the performance of the game as well as its graphical quality. Valve claims that the change is an “remarkable upgrade” which will allow CSGO to feel more fluid. The players can expect to see various gameplay improvements in addition to the graphical changes. Smoke grenades, for instance, will now be 3D objects that are volumetric in the game world that can be used to temporarily shape the viewlines. Valve claims that the update to the server architecture of the game will allow for sub tick updates. This should provide more fluid and precise experience. Anyone who is interested can test the updated version of the game by accessing the limited test, which will be accessible to a limited number of players based on a few factors, including recent playtime and Steam account status. Valve notes that any cosmetics you've acquired in the current version of CS:GO will be carried over to the updated version of the game when it launches later this summer. Esports Insider has reached out to BLAST the biggest CS:GO tournament organizer, to find out whether they plan to offer an older version of the game to its leagues until the new update is made available.