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Rich Stanton

Counter-Strike 2 introduces the feature we've all been waiting for: grenade inspections

Counter-Strike 2 liquid in bottle shader

The limited beta for Valve's upcoming Counter-Strike 2 has been slowly cycling through maps, with Dust 2 and Mirage having come and gone in competitive mode, and the latest is another OG, Nuke. Main takeaway from the new version: where have all the cars gone?

As well as testing its new versions of the classics, Valve's also opened up the casual playlist (and the CS2 version of Office can be accessed in this mode) and has been tinkering to make the best-in-class audio even better. The latest update adds distance effects to all positional sound sources, squishes a few audio bugs, and adds a "unique audio occlusion layer to help with vertical sound positioning in Nuke."

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