It is unclear, however, how this will affect the game’s compatibility with less powerful hardware. Improvements to the game’s visuals are promised by the forthcoming iteration of Counter Strike. In addition, improvements are being made to the pairing system so that “third-party” matchmakers like FACEIT and ESEA will be used less frequently. Players of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive have long clamored for 128-tick servers, and it seems likely that they will be included in the game’s initial release of Counter-Strike: Source 2. Initial Public Testing of Counter-Strike 2: What To Expect?
Also, a better matching system is in the works to reduce reliance on ‘third-party’ matchmakers like FACEIT and ESEA.Īccording to reports out of Seattle, the game has already been tested by a group of experienced players at Valve’s headquarters. The 128 tick servers that have been requested so frequently by CS:GO players are presumably coming to the Source 2 version of Counter-Strike at launch. The beta edition of Counter-Strike 2 is expected to be released in March 2023, and the full game will follow on April 1 at the latest. With the most recent installment, Global Offensive, having been published in 2012, this was the first definitive sign of a Source 2 upgrade for Counter-Strike.
#COUNTER STRIKE SOURCE VS CS GO DRIVER#
This wasn’t the only leak that we received during March 2023, as only a few days prior to the report, an executable named “csgos2” was discovered in the files of an NVIDIA driver upgrade at the end of February. On top of that, the report also claimed that it’s possible that a test version might be available as soon as March of 2023.
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