Last week, Valve released a CS: GO update that, amongst other things, added Mirage and Cache to Scrimmage Matchmaking, removed Ruby from official servers and more. The new CS: GO update from the developer released in the early hours of the morning on 8 October 2019 focuses on some fixes and improvements, including knife crosshair behaviour, Deathmatch and UI tweaks.
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In a new update post on the game’s official website, Valve has revealed what is inside the new CS: GO update. First up, players will now get a Healthshot for every 3-kill streak, if they don’t already have one. That’s the only update to CS: GO Deathmatch.
Then, Valve also made several UI improvements and tweaks, including adding all the CS: GO Major Championship winners to the Watch Tab. There’s also a UI fix in relation to Prime Status and importantly, Valve updated the default CS: GO crosshair when holding a knife.
Check out the notes for the new CS: GO update below:
Deathmatch:
- Players now get a Healthshot for every 3-kill streak, if they don’t already have one.
User Interface:
- Added winners of all CS:GO Major Championships to the watch tab.
- Fixed a UI issue where non-Prime players appeared as Prime on ‘Looking to Play’ tab.
- Friendly fire warning on crosshair is no longer tied to default crosshair and is now a separate option.
- When holding a knife, the default crosshair will now behave like other crosshairs.
- Fixed the purchase button for coupons being invisible in some cases.
Misc:
- Added logaddress_add_http_delayed command which allows tournament operators to delay http log data for subscribers.
- Added most recently completed match token to the help site match history authentication code page for convenience.
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What do you think about the new CS: GO update from Valve and what would you like to see the developer fix or improve on next? Let us know in the comment section below.
