Valve has rolled out a new update for Counter-Strike 2 on February 5, and it brings with it various fixes and improvements to the shooter.
While the new CS2 patch isn’t the biggest we’ve seen recently, it does include some much-needed fixes to the game’s spectator mode, alongside performance improvements. There are also some adjustments to Anubis, while the community map Poseidon is also seeing an update.
Moving forward, switching first-person spectator targets will no longer reset viewmodel animations. An issue where physics calculations far from the origin would cause performance issues has also been fixed.
Without further ado, let’s take a look at everything you need to know about the latest CS2 update.
CS2 February 5 Update: Patch Notes Revealed
Here are the detailed patch notes for the February 5 CS2 update, as revealed by Valve:
[ MISC ]
- Fixed a case where switching firstperson spectator targets would cause viewmodel animations to reset.
- Fixed a case where physics calculations far from the origin were causing performance issues.
[ MAPS ]
Anubis
- Adjusted player clipping around new drop.
- Adjusted grenade clipping around connector (e-box :P) hole and old drop.
Poseidon
- Updated to the latest version from the Community Workshop (Update Notes)