How weapon damage interacts with armor.
Plant or defuse the bomb, with different responsibilities for each side.
A Counter-Strike 2 Limited Test behavior that allowed players to take over a bot where applicable, recorded in the August 17, 2023 update.
An ambient map animal in Counter-Strike 2 that can take damage from the Zeus x27 since September 2026.
Sharing useful player, location and objective information.
Opposite directional input used to stop before firing.
A stance that changes movement speed and player profile.
Distance-dependent changes in weapon damage.
The delayed movement-tag response applied when a player takes damage, with a server-adjustable timing setting.
Limited spending to prepare for a later purchase.
Money and spending that influence team equipment across rounds.
Area denial with Molotovs and Incendiary Grenades.
Exposure, timing and coordination with flash utility.
Spending despite limited funds to contest the next round.
A purchase of intended weapons, armor and utility.
Throw types and setups for repeatable utility placement.
An objective entity that Counter-Terrorists escort to a rescue zone in Hostage Rescue. This CS2 Limited Test entry records prediction and carried-hostage shadow changes.
Reach hostages and escort them to a rescue zone.
Airborne movement, positioning and accuracy.
Weapon-dependent money for eliminations in applicable modes.
Money awarded after lost rounds under a mode’s rules.
Contesting space and information before an objective commitment.
How moving affects weapon precision.
Additional rounds used by supported formats to resolve tied scores.
How and when a player exposes themselves to a sightline.
The situation after a bomb is planted.
Weapon movement produced by successive shots.
Restoring ammunition with update-specific handling.
Repositioning as information changes during a round.
The phases and conditions that connect an objective-based round.
Preserving equipment for a later round.
The CS2 smoke volume and its response to shots and explosions.
Variation in bullet placement around the aim direction.
Responding to an engagement after a teammate is eliminated.
Bullets passing through supported surfaces.