Valve continues to push out CS: GO update after update and it is honestly great to see that there is still such a commitment to the game. In the latest CS: GO update released today (30 May) in the early hours of the morning, the developer released a new update in which Zoo has been removed from official Competitive Matchmaking. In its place, Valve decided to add the map Ruby to which they also made a couple of adjustments.
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Zoo being removed from CM and Ruby being added isn’t the only or arguably even the most important change in the new CS: GO update. Valve has also made a change regarding kicking teammates abusively. Now, players will be limited to a single cooldown level for abusively kicking teammates even if they vote to kick multiple teammates in the same match.
Then, Valve also optimized map loading a bit, made some stability improvements and tinkered with Danger Zone. Check out the full patch notes as per the CS: GO blog for the latest update below.
Matchmaking:
- Ruby has been added to official competitive matchmaking.
- Zoo has been removed from official competitive matchmaking.
- Players will now be limited to a single cooldown level for abusively kicking teammates even if they vote kick multiple teammates in the same match.
Danger Zone:
- Radar Jammer price reduced to $1,250.
- Slightly reduced the size of Ballistic Shield window.
- During warmup players start parachuting from greater height.
- Buy menu availability hints will no longer show during warmup.
Misc:
- Optimized map loading process by using ambient lighting data included in newly built maps.
- Removed a development command for adjusting sound parameters.
- Updated radar maps for Vertigo.
- Stability improvements in decal rendering.
Ruby:
- Fixed tram bug
- Minor overall changes
What do you think about the changes in the latest CS: GO update? Let us know in the comment section below.
