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The launch of Counter-Strike 2 has undeniably reshaped the gaming landscape. Powered by the Source 2 engine, the game offers enhanced sound, mechanics, and numerous new features. However, as much as CS2 is seen as an upgrade, it has also left out several essential legacy features that were integral to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO). In this article, we'll comprehensively explore these missing features. Achievements In CS:GO, players had the opportunity to earn various achievements, providing both a sense of accomplishment and an additional layer of engagement. These achievements were an outcome of years of playing and mastering the game. In contrast, Counter-Strike 2 has completely removed this feature, leaving a void for players who enjoyed this reward system. Though the removal could be part of a strategic overhaul, it's an aspect that seasoned players undoubtedly miss. No Left-Hand View Model One of the distinctive features of CS:GO was its support for a left-hand view model. Particularly beneficial for players with right-eye dominance, this feature could be toggled on and off using the console command "cl_righthand 0". Counter-Strike 2 has removed this customization, to the chagrin of many who considered this an essential aspect of their gameplay. Map-Specific Agents CS:GO provided the ability to select different agent skins based on the map, enhancing the thematic immersion. Counter-Strike 2, however, has done away with this feature, limiting players to using Phoenix forces on the T side or SAS on the CT side. The absence of this feature restricts customization and potentially impacts Valve's skin sales strategy. Wingman Maps CS:GO's Wingman game mode, with its large map pool, allowed for a more dynamic 2 vs 2 gaming experience. Counter-Strike 2 has cut down this pool to just four maps, considerably reducing the variety and strategy involved in the game mode. Net Graph Command The "net_graph 1" console command in CS:GO displayed real-time FPS along with packet loss and ping, making it one of the most used commands. While CS2 has retained a version of this feature, its functionality has been altered. It now merely indicates whether your connection to the server is stable, a downgrade in utility from its predecessor. Danger Zone Introduced as CS:GO's take on the battle royale genre, Danger Zone was not universally appreciated, likely due to the slow-paced character movements in a fast-paced game mode. This might be the reason why Danger Zone didn't make a comeback in Counter-Strike 2. Mode Specific Weapons CS:GO included weapons specific to different game modes, such as Riot Shields in hostage maps. These have been omitted in Counter-Strike 2, diluting the strategic elements that these mode-specific items added to gameplay. Bob Effect The "cl_bob" console command in CS:GO allowed players to reduce weapon sway. This feature is notably absent in Counter-Strike 2, meaning players must adapt to the default weapon movements. Coaching Slots Valve has a history of incorporating esports elements into its games, and CS:GO was no exception. However, Counter-Strike 2 has not yet included coaching slots, a feature that may likely be added in future updates. Final Thoughts Counter-Strike 2 brings several new features and improvements but has also left out numerous legacy elements that contributed to the charm of CS:GO. As the game matures, it will be interesting to see if any of these missing features are reintroduced. Also Read:

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