CS:GO 2 patch notes focus on quality of life updates

Valve has been working hard to improve the Counter Strike 2 limited test, before the game fully launches later this summer. A quality of life update has gone live in CS:GO 2 and you can view the full patch notes, below.

Although the update may seem small, some significant fixes have been made. Notably, incorrect footstep audio has been addressed, with molotov, incendiary and smoke grenades also undergoing various repairs.

CS:GO 2 patch notes (September 13)

Here are the full details of the latest update:

Maps

Various bug fixes and tweaks for all shipped maps

Gameplay

Various fixes for molotov/incendiary grenades
Various fixes for smoke grenades
Fixed damage indicators for fire damage
Adjusted first-person sniper contrails to reflect shot accuracy
Various adjustments to lag compensation
Replaced player elevation indicators on the radar with look directions

Premier Matching

Various bug fixes and tweaks to UI elements

Sound

Audio mix changes and tweaks
Lowered occlusion and distance effects for gunfire, footsteps and reloads
Slight increase to stereo spread
Fixed a bug where incorrect footstep and jump land sounds would play on elevated edges
Fixed a bug where music would stop playing at the end of deathmatch

Misc

Changed armor number in buy menu from amount you currently have to amount you can buy
Various fixes for weapon finishes, gloves, and stickers
Water rendering performance improvements
Added nametag positions for all knife models
Allow adjusting individual player voice volumes
Various HUD bug fixes and tweaks
Added option to disallow animated avatars
Removed several legacy networking convars that existed in CS:GO but never had an effect in CS2