25 INSANE DETAILS in CS2 that you possibly didn’t notice

The best comparison between the two games Counter Strike 2 or CS2 (2023) and Counter Strike Global Offensive or CSGO (2020), I will compare the most important similarities, physics, details, textures and special places in the game. The entire video was created by myself (GameLight). Many players have been waiting for a long time for CS GO to switch to the new Source 2 engine, and it finally happened, this summer CS2 will officially be released at the moment in limited testing (Valve) Timestamps: 0:00 Drop sound of each weapon is different 0:14 You can hear the music inside the SWAT truck 0:32 You can see the map logo in the subway map 0:43 The pushing force depends on the angle of the shot 0:55 Some objects have physics and are not part of the map. 1:08 You can see the reflection of the sun’s rays in the water. 1:24 Near the light, it is easy to notice the smoke from the weapon. 1:36 At the beginning of the round, on the side of the terrorists, you can train by shooting at the plates (Italy) 1:54 When shooting at a bottle of wine, wine spills. 2:14 Water perfectly reflects light 2:34 Instead of one snowman on the “Office“ map, there are now two of them 3:08 Breaking the soda machine, you can notice the circuit 3:30 Soda machines can be moved by pushing 3:50 There is music on the elevator “Office” 4:00 Through the projector you can see the shadow of the character 4:25 The flame of the weapon has become even brighter 4:49 Inside the truck, the sound of gunfire changes. 5:10 Now glass of the truck “SWAT” has physics. 5:34 The fabric is torn when shooting 5:55 Clothes get wet in water and dry quickly in the sun. 6:25 Water flowing down has physics and sound which was not in “CSGO“ 6:50 Falling and running in water, splashes are affected 7:18 Weapons sink slowly in water. 7:36 There are colored confetti inside the balloons. 7:43 Next to the graffiti, there are spray cans of paint that match the color of the graffiti 8:09 Thank you for watching #cs2 #csgo #counterstrike
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