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Valve has just launched the September 30 update for Counter-Strike 2. This update comes hours after the patch was released on September 29 and brings several changes to the game. These include fixing a case where both terrorists in a Wingman match would appear to have the bomb. Let’s examine the Counter-Strike 2 September 30 update patch notes.
Patch Notes for the Counter-Strike 2 September 30 Update
Sound
- Fixed a case where grenade sounds were missing when exploding in-air
- Added separate sounds for grenades landing in vs. out of the playable area
Gameplay
- Fixed a case where both terrorists in a Wingman match would appear to have the bomb
Misc
- Various bug fixes for the Vulkan renderer
- Updated Phoenix Soldier icon to reflect recent balaclava color change
- Fixed a rendering issue in the nametag inspect panel
- Disallowed binding toggle-console to mouse1 since it was preventing normal menu interactions
- Various bug fixes and tweaks to weapon finishes and stickers
- Fixed a case where surrender votes would incorrectly fail
Animation
- Fixed a case where footpinning wasn’t active
Maps
- Various bug fixes and tweaks to Ancient
Perfect World
- Players who launch the game in China and have previously accepted the Steam China Subscriber Agreement will now get a prompt at launch which allows them to select “-perfectworld” or “-worldwide” mode
- Launch prompt can be activated with “-promptperfectworld” command line flag or completely bypassed if “-perfectworld” or “-worldwide” command line flag is used
Community Dedicated Servers
- To launch a community-dedicated server, you can use this reference command line:
- cs2 -dedicated +map de_dust2
- To enable logging, add to your server commandline:
- +sv_logfile 1 -serverlogging
- Or add to a config file:
- sv_logfile 1
- log on
- To enable HTTP log address forwarding, ensure logging is enabled as above and use:
- logaddress_add_http “<server address>:<port>”
- Dispatched logs can be handled the same way as CS: GO
Counter-Strike 2 players can access the in-game content of the September 30 update via Steam on PC. If you’re looking for more patch notes for the game, you can check out the September 27 update here.
