Counter-Strike 2\u2019s new physics allow you to make your own cover ValveOne of the latest updates to the CS2 limited playtest allowed players to explore the new and improved versions of Nuke and Office maps. The changes to Office specifically led Counter-Strike players to find ways to block pathways and make improvised cover using vending machines. Counter-Strike has seen many features, weapons, and maps come and go over the different versions of the game available over the years. One such feature was the ability to interact with objects around the map like barrels or crates, moving them around to create make-shift boosts or cover. But this feature did not make the jump from Counter-Strike 1.6 to Global Offensive. But with the all-new Counter-Strike 2 certain objects got some of their physics back, although it\u2019s way harder to move them around the map. One such object is the vending machine seen in the Office which has been added to the CS2 limited playtest on June 29. And players were quick to discover that it makes for some good barricade material. CS 2 players happy to see object physics back in the game As shared by Counter-Strike enthusiast Gabe Follower on Twitter, you can move the thick vending machines around with some serious firepower. \u201cSpeedrun on barricading the office @CounterStrike. You can literally block some paths with vending machines,\u201d wrote Gabe Follower in his Tweet. Commenters under the Tweet were largely positive about the change, with comments like \u201cthis is one of the better new mechanics in CS2\u201d and \u201cthis is actually really cool, hope they won\u2019t patch this (but I doubt it)\u201d amassing a lot of likes. There weren\u2019t many voices against keeping the object physics, mainly because the strategy takes so much time it\u2019s unviable in realistic competitive scenarios. That being said it will be entering to see just how many objects on other maps can you interact with when the game releases. Counter-Strike 2 doesn\u2019t have an exact release date yet either, but the plan for Summer 2023 is still in place.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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