CS:GO update changes Nuke, limit Trade 7 days

The big change outside the gameplay of CS: GO is that players are limited to re-trade items they have just received for seven days. According to Valve, this update is intended to reduce unnecessary trade with third parties (which is increasing), leading to many scams and scams. The goal is to ensure safety when trading between players.

Nuke has changed once again, the focus is on bombsite A, including squeaky door and heaven. The Squeaky door has been reclined slightly for a wider view of the hut, while the area behind the squeaky has also received a few additional shielding positions. Heaven has also changed, to remove the direct view from the bombsite.

Canals also has some minor bug fixes and “pixelwalking,” along with “simple” changes to the B-bombsite. Dust2 also had a few bug fixes, the big changes being the removal of the wallbang from the CT spawn to the catwalk.

The full changelog can be read below:

[MISC]

• Fix quad surround sound bug
• Fixed a bug where repeated sounds, like hostage breathing, would sometimes be repeated in certain situations
• Fixed a rare bug where trackers would sometimes hear footsteps in the water while the player was moving in an area without water.
• CS:GO items that have just been traded will not be able to trade again for seven days.

[SDK]

• Support team adjustment of static models
• To resize static models, change the “uniform scale override” prop_static Hammer property, or use shift+scroll in the Hammer 3D viewport

[MAPS]

Nuke:

• Move the Squeaky Door back a bit, for a clearer view of the hut
• Change the position in heaven, to get rid of the annoying sight
• Re-smooth roof movement near T Spawn
• Change the color of the new crates in the bombsite REMOVAL
• Change the color of the small red barrel outside the long side T
• Add a shielding position behind the squeaky door

Dust II:

• Removed the wall-bang position from CT Spawn to the catwalk
• Fixed some minor bugs
• Fix mip bias exploit

Canals:

• Open more B lobby up the stairs area
• Simplified locations around B site for easier navigation
• Blocking the “stealth” area in A
• Fixed multiple “pixelwalking” exploits
• Fixed many small bugs

In their blog post, Valve also mentioned that they will continue to evaluate their trade policy to minimize the use of third parties:

[penci_blockquote style=”style-2″ align=”none” author=””]We want to make sure that Steam trade is a useful feature to continue to enable users to freely give and receive the items they want. However, we realize that today’s change will affect some players. We will continue to evaluate the trade policy in the next time.[/penci_blockquote]