Counter-Strike: GO update goes live with recoil tweaks, SDK released
Sean Ridgeley - Friday, April 27, 2012 2:35pm (PST)
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Get ready for community-made maps
It's Friday yet again, which means another Counter-Strike: Global Offensive beta update. Today's brings even more changes to recoil mechanics some players have been complaining about for being inconsistent, tweaks to movement acceleration and stopseed values some pros had issues with, and a heap more less notable changes. Hit the source for the full list.
Right, there's also that ever important SDK, just released in beta form. Starting today, lucky users who receive a key can build custom maps with the handy toolset. It's noted the SDK beta is currently very limited, but more keys will be rolled out as more progress is made.
If you're not in the CS: GO beta, fill out the survey and hope for the best.
Source: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Section: PC Games
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unless i'll be stuck with the console version. part of me sais this game is best enjoyed on a PC nomatter what. allways had that with valve games with the exception of portal 1 & 2 who played suprisingly well on a playstation.
i'm unsure if my computer can do this game. guess i'll have to wait and see.