Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Patch Notes

The latest patch notes for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive have been released, and it's packed with exciting updates and fixes. The October 15th, 2020 update brings a plethora of changes to the game, including improved VOIP performance at high framerates, fixed misaligned agent poses on the main menu, and more.

One of the notable features is the introduction of the Prisma 2 Case, which comes with 17 community-designed weapon finishes and rare special items. Additionally, players who are eligible for cross-promotional content from The Master Chief Collection and Half-Life: Alyx will now be able to receive CS:GO items even if they're VAC banned.

The patch also addresses several bugs, including a fix for picking up grenades beyond the normal maximum, and a bug where grenade throw animations would get stuck when switching hands. Furthermore, Text Filtering has been updated to use Steam's Text & Chat Filtering system.

Other updates include the addition of Anubis and Chlorine to official Casual, Deathmatch, and Scrimmage game modes, as well as the removal of Breach and Studio from official matchmaking servers. Players who have an Operation Shattered Web coin in their inventory will receive commemorative inscriptions with the number of completed operation missions and stars attained.

Lastly, the spirits of fallen friends have again risen to haunt player death cameras, making for a spooky yet thrilling experience. Overall, this update brings significant improvements and new features to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, ensuring that players can enjoy an even better gaming experience.

With these patch notes, Valve has shown its commitment to continually updating and improving the game, addressing player concerns and introducing fresh content. As always, it's exciting to see what the future holds for CS:GO, and we can't wait to dive in and explore the new features and gameplay mechanics.

Counter strike global offensive patch notes