Valve rolled out the latest update for CS:GO on April 10th 2020. Finally, we have the long-awaited changes that were required. One of the primary modifications implemented on weapons belonged to Kreig SG553 – without a doubt, this weapon was the epicentre of debate for the gaming community.
Nerf On Kreig And Buff On M4A1 and Deagle
Kreig SG553 considered as one of those weapons that functions better than the shooter’s instincts. A crazy amount of backlash from the gaming community forced Valve to tweak and modify this weapon. Comparing it with other rifles like AUG or Bullpup, Kreig dealt more damage with more exceptional accuracy. Thus, the modification subdued the firing rate as well as the accuracy mark to bring it on the same level as other assault rifles.
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— NiKo (@fazeniko) April 10, 2020
For weapons like M4A1, flagship assault rifle of CS, getting an update is a significant relief. Valve has reduced the in-game transaction price down to 2900$. Hence, this will be one of the first options for players to choose from. AUG also received a significant aim update concerning open scope. However, it might seem like a forced bargain.
As for the Deagle, the tweak seems to have been exaggerated way too much. Dropping headshots without fail, this gun is on its way to raising some eyebrows in the gaming community. The accuracy improved with jumping while the time to recover the accuracy after landing got effectively reduced.
What Are The Other Major Tweaks?
The fan-built map named Anubis got a significant tweak. Mirage, Chlorine, Overpass, Office, and Inferno, have also received updates concerning design and other cosmetic modifications. The complete list of changes is as follow.
Read about CS:GO to create separate hub for pros and streamers here.
Comprehensive Notes For New Update
-AUG
-M4A1-S (-$200)
-Deagle
-Tec-9
-Bizon
We’re also updating maps:
-Anubis
-Chlorine
-Inferno
-Office
-Overpass
-Mirage
Full details in today’s Release Notes: https://t.co/u8w9uasqTh
— CS:GO (@CSGO) April 10, 2020
[ WEAPONS ]
– SG553 – Reduced rate of fire and accuracy to bring the weapon’s value to be more in line with other rifles.
– AUG – Improved standing efficiency while unscoped. Slightly reduced scoped accuracy.
– M4A1-S – Price reduced to $2900.
– Deagle – Improved accuracy while jumping, lowering the time to recover accuracy after the player lands.
– Tec-9 – Reduced firing inaccuracy.
– Bizon – Increased armour penetration.
[ MISC ]
– Compressed several textures for less memory consumption.
– Silenced auto-vocalizations by bots during warmup.
– Removed ‘Gua’ dian’ fr’m “Loo” ing to PlayPlay’.
– Added a launch option -noubershader. Users on very old Intel hardware can set this launch option to improve their framerate. This option is not recommended otherwise as it is likely to cause stuttering on the overwhelming majority of GPUs.
[ MAPS ]
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– Anubis:
— Moved from Scrimmage to Competitive mode.
— Fixed water reflection issues.
— Fixed all reports regarding clipping and unintended boost spots.
— Improved performance.
– Inferno:
— Wall by door to A site balcony is bingelibangable.
— Tweaked HDR settings.
– Office:
(Changes based on pro player feedback)
— Snow has accumulated by dumpster in back courtyard.
— Beverage machines have been restocked.
— Office is now a non-smoking environment.
— Tidied up kitchen break room.
– Overpass:
— New collision model on dumpsters found around the map.
— Fixed pixel boost #151 in water by B site.
— Revised world lighting.
— Reworked bombsite A backdrop.
LOLLL
cant wait to get randomly killed in pugs pic.twitter.com/CAeBd9ocUd— Meg4n (@meg4ncs) April 10, 2020
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The question remains to be answered whether CS:GO faltered and made another mistake after nerfing the Krieg and buffing the Deagle too much?