CS:GO July 16 update patch notes \u2013 Workout gets worked on, HE Grenade fix and more ValveValve launched an update to their legendary team-shooter Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on July 16 to amend issues found throughout the game \u2013 especially in one of the newest comp maps of 2019. The CS:GO developers constantly make fine-tune adjustments to their 2012 title to ensure that the game and its air-tight formula doesn\u2019t become compromised with ongoing bugs and the like. While there\u2019s been a number of issues that the devs patched up on their more popular maps and weapons in the past, it seems like they\u2019re now focusing their attention of fixing up other aspects of CS:GO. CS:GO devs workout map\u2019s problems Workout has been a fan-favorite ever since it came back to the CS:GO map rotation on April 25, and while its provided for tons of thrilling matches upon its return there are more than a few kinkds to still iron out. First off, players might appreciate that the pool area has been retextured making the section of the map a lot more bright while also making \u201cmovement in the pool area smoother.\u201d Release Notes for today are up. Support for Berlin Minor playoff matches has been added, Workout and Ruby have been updated, and classic Dust 2 has been removed. Release Notes in full here: https:\/\/t.co\/ufzQwQLIQE pic.twitter.com\/HQu7wS8ajw \u2014 CS:GO (@CSGO) July 16, 2019 Similarly, the devs made the entire kids zone brighter which will help with distinguishing opponents from across the area a lot better to handle. Furthermore, Counter-terrorists will rejoice now that the Hostage rescue zone has been \u201cpushed further forward,\u201d and even more so now that a CT-sided cover can now be seen situated on the basketball court. 600Grenades are slowing their roll HE Grenades have long been the source of unexpected to downright hysterical rolling effects for a long time, but it seems like the devs are putting a halt to their momentum. The latest update will has adjusted the item\u2019s \u201ccollision hull\u201d that will effectively reduce HE Grenades role when being dropped from an eliminated player. While it\u2019s not the biggest change that the devs have introduced to Counter-Strike, the fix will serve as another polish for the long-running shooter. The July 16 patch introduced more quality-of-life updates to CS:GO, as the devs prepare the title for the upcoming StarLadder 2019 Berlin Major to run as smoothly as possible. To get the full break down of what\u2019s in the newest patch for the game, check the patch notes below. Release Notes for 7\/16\/2019 [ MISC ] \u2013 Added support for displaying Berlin 2019 Minor play-off matches in-game. \u2013 Fixed the events lister showing two rows for events that were both favorited and featured. \u2013 Adjusted HE grenade collision hull to reduce rolling when dropped. [ MAPS ] Workout \u2013 Retextured the pool area so its a lot brighter \u2013 Made movement in the pool area smoother \u2013 Pushed the hostage rescue zone further forward \u2013 Added CT sided cover to the basketball court \u2013 Made the entire kids zone area much brighter \u2013 Updated some textures and meshes throughout the map \u2013 Due to customer complaints, homebrew coffee have added some bins \u2013 Stopped players being able to slide up the horse at T side stadium entrance \u2013 Fixed mesh clipping issue at the ice cream stand Ruby \u2013 Overall layout tweaks. Dust 2 \u2013 The anniversary celebration has ended.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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