Valve has shipped out a new update to Counter-Strike 2, and while it doesn’t introduce the much-anticipated Armory update to the shooter, it does bring with it a notable change never before seen in the history of CS.
Last week, the CS2 devs added the Nightmode 2 Music Kits to the game. Unlike previous Music Kit collections we’ve seen in the game, the Nightmode 2 kits were made available for individual purchase through the in-game store, marking a departure from the traditional case-opening system that CS players have grown accustomed to over the years.
This time around, the Nightmode 2 kits are introducing yet another first for CS2 – secret MVP anthems.
Following the May 15 CS2 patch, all Nightmode 2 Music Kits will have a secondary MVP track that will only play at a 1:5 ratio, making them an occasional pleasant surprise for players at the end of rounds.
Apart from this change to the Music Kits, the new CS2 update also brings several improvements to Cache, alongside other changes.
May 15 CS2 Update: Patch Notes Revealed
Below, we’ve listed the detailed patch notes for the May 15 CS2 update, as confirmed by Valve:
[ MAPS ]
Cache
- Fixed various holes in map
- Fixed surfacetypes for various materials.
- Added grating to some windows to make them block bullets.
- Tweaks to player and grenade clipping.
[ MISC ]
- Fixed a case where it was possible to cancel a grenade throw after the throw was started near the end of the pin pull animation.
- Miscellaneous stability improvements.
[ TOOLS ]
- Fixed bug that prevented the asset in use from being selected when model browser was opened.
- Fixed bug with layered materials with same surface property on all layers.
[ MUSIC KITS ]
- Added roundmvpanthem_02 for all NIGHTMODE II music kits which plays at 1:5 ratio.
