CS:GO Source 2 code found in Dota 2 update suggests Smoke Grenade fix

We shouldn't expect anything massive from the CS:GO Source 2 port as it will likely hold small but noticeable improvements, which will gradually make the game better.

The long-rumoured and highly-anticipated Source 2 port of the game, should arrive any week now, and it seems it could hold a Smoke Grenade fix.

CS:GO Source 2 Smoke Grenade fix

In the latest Dota 2 update, which brought with it the Battle Pass, dataminers have found strings of code suggesting a CS:GO Smoke Grenade fix could release with Source 2.

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For those who don't know, Dota 2 and Half-Life: Alyx uses Source 2.

This is by no means a confirmation of CS:GO Source 2 port's imminent release. However, combined with several rumours, it is likely we will finally see the game ported to Valve's latest engine soon. It is only a matter of time really.

There are also some changes to grenade particles, with new effects added for various grenades, from Smoke to Molotov. 

CS:GO players will know about the long-standing Smoke Grenade issue. This issue sometimes allows you to see the outline of enemies in smoke if you stand on the edge of the smoke. 

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It remains to be seen what Valve will add with the CS:GO Source 2 port, and exactly when the developer will release the long-awaited update.

The CS:GO community on Reddit is already getting hyped due to the lines of code found.

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