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Counter-Strike 2 doesn't support macOS, and Valve has explained why, citing several reasons. Here are all the details about Valve's latest Counter-Strike game. Gaming 

Valve Explains Lack of macOS Support for Counter-Strike 2: Here’s the Reason

Febin Mathew, ,

Last month we finally saw the much-anticipated release of Counter-Strike 2, but one major thing that was different – aside from all the updates the game brings to CS:GO – is that it’s not supported on macOS. . So last month, when players installed Counter-Strike 2 or updated the CS:GO app on macOS, they found that the new Counter-Strike 2 was no longer playable. Valve has since confirmed that Counter-Strike only supports 64-bit Windows and Linux, and that it doesn’t make sense for the company to support the game on…

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Built on Valve's Source 2 engine, Counter-Strike 2 is being called "the most significant technological advancement in Counter-Strike's history." Here are all the details about the upcoming game. News 

Counter-Strike 2 Officially Announced, Launching in Summer 2023 as a Free CS:GO Update

Nitin Misra, ,

Touted as the successor to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Counter-Strike 2 is slated for release this summer. Built on Valve’s Source 2 engine, the game is being called “the most significant technical advance in the history of Counter-Strike.” As part of the update, players can expect better graphical resolution, support for sub-tick updates, and changes to core gameplay. It is offered as a free update to CS:GO. Currently, the game is being offered in beta, which Valve calls a “limited test.” However, it is limited to certain players. Valve states in…

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According to Esports journalist Richard Lewis, Valve is finally moving CS:GO to the Source 2 engine and may launch the beta as early as this month. News 

Valve’s ‘Counter-Strike 2’ May Debut This Month With Source 2 Engine: Here’s What We Know

Febin Mathew,

Speculation and rumors about the next iteration of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive have been piling up for years, but there have been no updates until now. According to esports journalist Richard Lewis, Valve is finally moving towards the Source 2 engine and could port the game to it as early as this month. Biggest CS:GO leak on Source 2 just appeared in the latest Dota 2 update, there’s A LOT, so I’ll post everything in threadhttps://t.co/oirycuC0yr pic.twitter.com/7DVq0EPY9X— ‎Gabe Follower 2 (@gabefollower) March 6, 2023 Despite the fact that CS:GO still has…

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