Counter-Strike 2 June 25 patch notes: Community maps arrive, bug fixes, more ValveCounter-Strike 2\u2019s June 25 patch notes are here, and with the new update, several community maps have been added to the game alongside various bug fixes. Ahead of Counter-Strike 2\u2019s 25th anniversary, many fans speculated that a new Operation, which we haven\u2019t seen in years, would finally be coming as the game\u2019s first since its transition to Source 2. However, the anniversary came and went with no Operation in sight. Now, a week removed from the anniversary, we have gotten an update, but not an Operation. The new June 25 patch added community maps alongside several bug fixes for key maps. Here is all you need to know about Counter-Strike 2\u2019s June 25 patch. Counter-Strike 2 June 25 patch notes Maps Community Maps Added community maps Thera and Mills to Competitive, Casual, and Deathmatch map groups – Added community maps Memento and Assembly to the Wingman map pool – Added community map Pool Day to the Arms Race map pool – Nuke Fixed c4 stuck spots – Ancient Fixed c4 stuck spots, holes in the world, and non-solids causing problems – Vertigo Fixed c4 stuck spots and clipping – Anubis Fixes for grenade collision and clipping – UI Updated the MVP panel in all game modes – Added all-new animated MVP panels to Premier matches – Added several new MVP conditions and adjusted prior MVP rules – Gameplay In Competitive Matchmaking, per-map skill groups are now revealed after you earn two wins on a map. – Video Settings Settings Recommendations Added a Settings Recommendation popup if your display\u2019s refresh rate is set below its maximum at startup. Using your display\u2019s highest refresh rate is generally recommended. – Added a Settings Recommendation popup if NVIDIA G-Sync support is detected but not enabled at startup. Using G-Sync is generally recommended if your system supports it. – Added a Settings Recommendation popup if NVIDIA G-Sync is enabled but not V-Sync and\/or NVIDIA Reflex. It is generally recommended to enable all three settings together when they are available. Note that applying these settings will limit your frame rate to your display\u2019s refresh rate or slightly lower, which is usually the smoothest-looking and lowest input latency settings combination. – Removed \u201cMain Menu Background Scenery\u201d and \u201cItem Inspect Background Scenery\u201d settings from the Video Settings page. These settings are still available on the Main Menu and in the Item Inspect screens respectively. – The \u201cRefresh Rate\u201d setting now shows your display\u2019s current refresh rate in Windowed and Fullscreen Windowed modes. – Removed the \u201cLaptop Power Savings\u201d setting which has never actually been configurable in CS2. – Added a \u201cFrame Pacing\u201d section to the Advanced Video settings page. – Added an \u201cNVIDIA G-Sync\u201d row to the Frame Pacing section which tells you whether or not G-Sync is active with your current display settings. This row may be hidden if you\u2019re using the Vulkan renderer or if you\u2019re not using an NVIDIA graphics card. – Added \u201cMaximum FPS In Game\u201d and \u201cMaximum FPS In Menus\u201d sliders to the Frame Pacing section. These control the fps_max and fps_max_ui convars respectively. – Increased the default \u201cMaximum FPS In Menus\u201d setting from 120 FPS to 200 FPS. – The Advanced Video visual preview now uses the \u201cIn Game\u201d maximum FPS instead of the \u201cIn Menus\u201d maximum. –<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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