CS:GO patch Feb. 24: Full notes and updates

For years, Counter-Strike players have been forced to experiment with third-party sites to achieve the perfect crosshair. But now, thanks to Valve, there’s a simpler way.

A crosshair editing and previewing feature has finally been introduced to the game, alongside a range of quality of life updates, each helping to improve the Counter-Strike experience.

Two of the game’s newest maps have also received some much-needed changes.

Here are the full patch notes for the latest CS:GO update.

Agents

• Introducing patches—new customization items that can be applied to any agents you own. Once applied, patches can be removed but not recovered.
• Added support for shuffling equipped agents in their loadout slots.

UI

• Added equipped agent to buy menu.
• Moved display of item purchasability to the buy wheel.
• Bringing up the buy menu will now center the mouse pointer to the middle of the buy wheel.
• Added localization support for position of the currency symbol for in-game prices.
• Added support for editing and previewing crosshair in the game options.
• Added support for sharing and importing crosshair sharing codes.

Maps

Breach

• Fixed a bomb stuck spot in mid.
• Fixed long A Wingman clip not working.
• Added additional clipping to mid staircase.
• Minor visual fixes.
• Prevented guns from clipping through the door near A site window.
• Clipped the sign on A-long, preventing players (and the bomb) from reaching the top of it.
• Improved clipping in several areas.

Studio

• Improved clipping and geometry around A site.
• Removed upper window unplayable area above the B site.
• Fixed players not taking damage from bomb detonation.
• Improved clipping across the map.
• Fixed bomb-stuck spots.
• Fixed an issue with players boosting out of the map.
• Improved visuals of CT / T Streets
• Added bomb target decals to each site.

Miscellaneous

• AWP crouching movement acceleration is now constant and will not spike after firing a shot.
• Increased competitive max fps limit to 400 to support higher refresh rate monitors.
• Fixed a transform matrix bug when navblocker was instanced via rotated point templates.
• Fixed an underwater rendering crash on OSX.