Counter-Strike 2 News

CSGO Twitch viewers be warned - the longstanding online shooter is no longer listed among the streaming site's games library. Following a tease from Valve, it seems like the Counter-Strike 2 launch will be imminently upon us. Adding a little more evidence to that theory, Counter-Strike Global Offensive has disappeared from Twitch, to be replaced by an entirely new category. It's a bit spooky. It certainly feels like something big is coming. What is going on with CSGO, CS2, and the entire Counter-Strike lineup?

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Valve looks to be teasing the imminent release of Counter-Strike 2, if we're reading this cheeky Tweet correctly. The game has been in limited, closed beta testing since March, when it was initially announced.

Valve always said that Counter-Strike 2 would be available for everyone sometime in the summer, so there's only really one way to interpret this Tweet from the official Counter-Strike account.

"What are you doing next Wednesday?" it asks, referring to September 27. That would technically put it outside of the summer season, since that ends September 23. But we don't need to be literal here.

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• Various fixes
  

• Various clipping adjustments
  

• Tuned the vertical audio occlusion of grenade sounds in Nuke and Vertigo
  
• Adjusted ambient sounds in Office
  
• Adjusted silenced weapon falloff
  

• Fixed a case where an AK47 headshot would not deal lethal damage
  
• Adjusted nametag location for Shadow Daggers
  

• Anubis
  
  • Various clipping adjustments
    

• Rebalanced lag compensation to favor lower-latency players
  
• Fixed a bug where dropped grenades were invisible
  
• Fixed a bug where dropped bombs and weapons would appear in the wrong location
  

• Various bug fixes and tweaks to weapon finishes