Valve Brings a Much-Needed Update to Counter-Strike 2 Limited Testing With Their Latest Patch

Back in March, when Valve first announced Counter-Strike 2, fans expected a completed game to their hands. However, as limited testing arrived, fans quickly realized there was a lot of work remaining on the game. Valve’s intentions were clear. They meant to give the community the game and see what bugs they found. An ingenious idea at that, it yielded interesting results once people got their hands on the game.

After the August 31st update rolled around, it brought Inferno back to the pool. And fans’ surprise quickly turned sour, as coming with the update was an incredibly annoying bug. It ruined the entire experience, to say the least. Now, the newest update might be a ray of hope with respect to this bug!

Valve fixes the gun pickup bug in the newest Counter-Strike 2 patch

With Counter-Strike 2, Valve has been bringing in regular updates, fixing concerns fans are raising. After the August 31 update, the game saw a lot of bugs popping up during the game. The newest Valve patch fixes these bugs and brings a whole range of changes to the game.

Primarily, the update fixed an irritating bug that left players unable to pick up weapons off the ground. As a result of the bug, switching to a weapon that was on the ground when your gun ran dry became a massive headache. Players began losing rounds as a result.

If you have played any multiplayer game before, you know just how infuriating it is to die because the game did not do what it was supposed to.

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Apart from this, there were specific bugs on Ancient, Inferno, and Overpass that were fixed. Fans were especially happy with the work done on Inferno since the fan-favorite map just arrived in CS2. Finding it difficult to play due to bugs was a big disappointment for the fanbase.

Valve shows positive signs about working on the new game

While the limited testing has been riddled with bugs and issues, such as the game-breaking bug on Mirage B-site, there have been positive signs for the community. Valve showed responsiveness in terms of how they dealt with the bugs, taking the issues up for future patches.

The best part about players being a part of the limited test is the potential it gives to release an optimized title. By giving access to players, they allow the community to experiment to their heart’s content, and see where the game works and where it does not. While release may not come before the end of Summer 2023, fans will surely receive a much more optimized game.

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