CS2: Fresh September 4 Update Improves Interface and Map Gameplay

Valve has released a new update for Counter-Strike 2 on September 4, weighing in at 2.4 GB. The patch focuses on improving the interface and fixing a number of technical issues, as well as updating several community maps, including Grail, Agency, and Dogtown. In addition, collision adjustments were made on Ancient and Shoots to make the gameplay more stable and comfortable.

MISC

• Fixed an issue where player sounds were incorrectly displayed on the radar;
• Fixed a crash when switching audio devices;
• Fixed an issue where sounds played incorrectly when players were moving through water;
• Fixed an issue where weapon viewmodels behaved incorrectly at certain framerates when looking around.

UI

• Minor fixes to equipment UI display at certain resolutions;
• For items with trade restrictions and rental items, the action “Remove from favorite for CT” is now available.

MAPS

Ancient

• Various collision fixes for grenades and players.

Shoots

• Various collision fixes for grenades and players.

Grail

Updated to the latest version from the community workshop (Update Notes):

• Fixed clipping issue on A bombsite;
• Added collision to the window model near the hut to prevent players from spotting through walls;
• Removed some torches for better sightlines;
• Fixed note position;
• Various clipping issues fixes.

Agency

Updated to the latest version from the community workshop (Update Notes):

• Material errors.

Dogtown

Updated to the latest version from the community workshop (Update Notes):

• Fixed some gaps in various decorations throughout the map;
• Fixed some z-fighting and missing surfaces at CT Spawn and T Spawn;
• Fixed various typos on posters, boards, etc.;
• Fixed various floating props across the map;
• Added additional LODs for the droptower, it no longer disappears when viewed from Spawns.

The update may not have introduced major changes, but it makes the gameplay more stable and enjoyable. Valve continues to regularly improve CS2, paying attention to both technical aspects and community maps. This shows a clear commitment to actively supporting the game and maintaining a close connection with the players.