Sub-tick system means new smoke lineups. Due to the new sub-tick system, all 64 tick-rate lineups are now useless in Counter-Strike 2 - some 128 tick-rate lineups may work, but most must be recreated.

Counter-Strike 2 will introduce new and improved smoke. In Counter-Strike 2, smokes are coded as three dimensional objects, meaning they’re responsive to the environment they’re in.

The major Counter-Strike 2 changes are: Upgraded and overhauled maps ; ... Bullets, walls, boxes, and grenades didn't budge a smoke. That's all set to change in Counter-Strike 2.

The shape of the smoke cloud can be pushed and carved by bullets and grenades.” Valve says Counter-Strike 2 also supports sub-tick updates. That means the server will process player actions in ...

The iconic map, Mirage, has remained one of the popular alternatives for players to pick from the current Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) map pool.

For Counter-Strike 2, expect smoke grenades to be more dynamic and useful than ever before. Valve says that it's using a new "volumetric smoke" technology that will interact with the environment, ...

The Counter-Strike 2 beta test program launches today before Valve officially launches the CS:GO replacement this summer in a bigger, brighter, faster refresh of its popular FPS title.

In a remarkable blend of two vastly different gaming worlds, Reddit user u/Vulchaestus has meticulously recreated the smoke grenade from the tactical shooter game Counter Strike 2 in Minecraft.

Smoke grenades in Counter-Strike 2 now create volumetric 3D objects in the world which react to the environment and what's going on around them. In other words, ...

Counter Strike 2 responsive smoke changes. Valve’s official Counter Strike 2: Responsive Smokes video was technically the official announcement that CS2 was in the pipe-line.