The new update will be automatically applied the next time you start Steam up and are connected to the Internet.This article/section is under construction. Convar sv_grenade_trajectory_time_spectator will adjust visible trail duration. Grenade trajectories are now on by default in spectator x-ray view. Fixed a case where GOTV spectator would get the round radar template instead of the square one. Spectating a flashed player via GOTV now shows an additional effect and icon to indicate blindness without obscuring the spectators view. Smoke grenades have been adjusted to make their view-obscuring overlay match the smoke volume shape more precisely as well as some other minor fixes.
Additional minor buffs to the Aug and Sig. Fixed rare crashes in HUD when game events were received before HUD elements were fully loaded. ( Currently supports Nuke, Inferno, Dust2 ) Added engine support for versioning official maps, so demo playback will seamlessly download and load matching version of the map when playing back older demos. Added a convar cl_download_demoplayer to control whether demo player is allowed to download external resources, defaults to 1 allowing downloads from workshop, allows 2 for downloading all other external resources that could be referenced by community server. Playing a demo recorded on a workshop map will attempt to automatically download and display that workshop map.
Replaced red car in middle with solid cover Made a pass at incorporating some lessons learned from Mirage to original maps. Now, Valve has issued a new update for the game, through which it modifies quite a few maps, including classics like Inferno, Aztec, or Dust 2, while making changes to the GOTV mechanic and much more.Ĭheck out the full changelog, via Steam, below. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, the latest edition of the popular online shooter experience, has received a brand new update via the Steam service, making some big changes to quite a few different maps, like Inferno, Dust 2, Aztec, or Nuke.Ĭounter-Strike: Global Offensive came out almost a year ago and, thanks to Valve's top-notch support, it's become quite popular and is the host of many impressive initiatives, like Operation Payback that gives money to creators of popular maps.
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