its more like a title update. in the past all the "source" games got updated to the orange box version of source, this is the same thing. wouldnt be surprised if tf2 gets a patch porting it to source 2 in the years after. The only time a game was split because of it was hl1 which has a hl:source port, this was to keep a game there for gold source mods.
There are some major changes to systems and mechanics, but this is pretty spot on. I doubt Valve is going to throw any effort into a Source 2 port of TF2 anytime soon.
well its more like if you preferred a different patch to another. i wish the negev wasnt its curret useless version where its useless until you shoot 30 bullets at which point youve already given up your position. im sure some people miss buying ammo in css. Its better to view this as a patch rather than a new game, becuase functionally thats what it is, the current version of gmod is gmod 14 or something i started at gmod7, games get updates this one just comes with new smokes, netcode and the maps got a fresh coat of paint so pretend like its a new game. As far as im concerned the dust2 rework is a more significant patch than this.
It's a new game, everyone can agree CS:GO was a sequel to CS:S. Even though they were using the same tech and were a lot more similar than CS:2 is to CS:GO.
Probably because they said the release was Summer, and we are already in Fall now. I bet you all of those things are coming after.
I guess its a good thing Valve is actually trying to adhere to a deadline
This is just a cached icon and background before the change. The name is different, and now you're downloading CS2, and Valve didn't even have the courtesy to leave CS:GO as a beta channel option, which is gay. They should have that option so people can play on dedicated servers and shit.
Man, if only there was a company that worked really hard to make Windows games run flawlessly under Linux without the need of making a full port by introducing a compatibility layer that's named something like Neutron. That would've helped not only with a bad Linux port, but also with playing the entire PC library under Linux.
I've installed and played CS:2 and the logo as well as most of the visual material in my library is still CS:GO, only the name is different (I've rebooted my PC since it came out ofc). It makes me think he has access to a different branch or something.
Mine swapped to CS2, Steam usually takes an indeterminate amount of time to change library art. The trading cards are still CSGO though.
The playerbases are filled with younger generations, in which tryharding all of the time is a real trend. The skill ceiling has definitely risen over the last ten years.
Exactly, how many servers just got screwed over by this? Is everything directly transferrable? I doubt it.
New VAC doesn't let you play with Proton. Those who try to get around it get banned.
