Valve released a patch for CS2, changing the scoreboard and Defuse Kit to the team equipment display

The developers have released the second patch in two days for Counter-Strike 2, focusing on the interface and graphics, while also addressing minor fixes to Dust 2, which remains the only map in matchmaking.

Release Notes for 3/31/2023

[NETWORKING]

- Multiple network optimizations.

- The player lister in private matchmaking should no longer mix CS:GO and CS2 players together if they use the same private matchmaking pool code.

[UI]

- Added Defuse Kit to team equipment display.

- Scoreboard - Various font and style changes

- Adjusted voting panel to more closely match other UI

[VISUALS]

- Continued physically based rendering (PBR) compatibility adjustments to stickers:

-- Brightened some sticker styles for better contrast

-- Added some functionality to support fine-tuning individual items in future content adjustments.

- Adjusted some main menu and end of round animations to reduce interpenetration of weapons and character models.

- Various improvements to character models.

- Continued improvements to inspect/reload behavior.

[DUST II]

- Various adjustments to clipping and materials.

- Sealed rooftops to prevent grenades/molotovs from landing in places they shouldn't.

[MISC]

- Restored functionality for adding/removing bots while playing offline.

- Restored spray menu functionality.

- Restored radio command functionality.- Fixes for various crashes.  

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It should be reminded that in addition to everyone waiting for new maps to be added to Counter-Strike 2, many pro-players are paying attention to the somewhat inaccurate movement in the game and are somewhat dissatisfied with the hitbox system, which, in their opinion, feels as if playing on a 64-tick server. Will the game be polished by the summer release, taking into account all the wishes of esports players? Only time will tell.