Cs Go Heavy Assault Suit
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive’s most fabled weapon skin—$1,000 AWP Dragon Lore—can be earned in the most random way possible: Operation Drops.
Heavy Assault Suit. The players can buy a Heavy Assault Suit that will increase their durability by soaking some of the damage received. Once equipped, the suit prohibits you from using Rifles. The item is best utilized during team on team combat. Use it to storm rooms and protect your teammates from harm. Headshots Only. They way valve implements the heavy assault suit into the coop gamemode allows for the hud filter to be turned off, as well as the voice distortion. Ive seen community maps that arnt coop gamemode but use the heavy assault suit without hud tint. — Various fixes to the Heavy Assault Suit in Co-op Strike mode to allow it to work like it used to in that mode. — Exposed some convars to allow Co-op Strike (and other modes) to adjust the Heavy Assault Suit (mpweaponsallowheavyassaultsuit, mpheavyassaultsuitspeed, mpheavyassaultsuitdeploytimescale, mpheavyassaultsuitaimpunch).
To earn a drop, players must earn an Operation Star, which is obtained by accruing a given amount of Event XP or Guardian XP.
Event XP is rewarded for players who complete matches in the War Games, Wingman, or Weapons Expert event categories. Getting a drop requires 2,000 XP for a star and another 2,000 XP for another star in each following week. You can only earn one “Event star” per week. Event XP drops are given in the form of either a weapon or a case.
The modes in War Games include:
- Heavy Assault Suit (Casual)
- Headshots Only (Deathmatch)
- Hunters-Gatherers (Deathmatch)
- Stab Stab Zap (Casual)
- The Flying Scoutsman (Casual)
- Trigger Discipline (Casual).
Guardian XP is given to players who complete Guardian campaign missions. Like Event XP, drops are rewarded at the 2,000 XP marker. The biggest difference in the Guardian drop system is that only weapons are dropped while cases are not—and you can earn stars at whichever pace you’d like.
Weapons and cases are derived from The Cobblestone, Cache, Overpass, Gods and Monsters, Rising Sun, and Chop Shop Collections.
Players have already been given the AWP Dragon Lore for their time spent in Operation Hydra. Battle-Scarred, Well-Worn, Field-Tested, and Minimal Wear exteriors range from $980 to $1,500 on of the Steam Community Market. OPskins.com has the coveted sniper rifle listed at a high $40,000 for the Souvenir edition.
Other skins that range in the thousands, such as the AWP Medusa and M4A4 Poseidon, can also be dropped. The biggest obstacle players face in obtaining said pricey skins are their classification odds. Anything that’s “Covert (Red)” or similar means they’re incredibly rare to obtain from drops alone or cases.
The odds of getting a good drop are stacked against most Operation Hydra participants, but it’s comforting to know that you can get up to 18 drops from Event XP and up to seven drops from Guardian XP.
Are the drops worth the time? That’s for you to decide.
Since its release back in 2012, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has been one of the most played games around the world. The popularity was enough for it to be considered as a competition with real prizes. The latest ELeague Major was won by Cloud9 who walked away with a total prize of over $500,000, following which someone spent $61,000 for a CS:GO weapon skin (Yes! you read that number right).
With all this popularity, Valve has been working continuously to improve the gameplay and the overall experience. The latest update for CS:GO was released today with an improved Nuke map and many changes to other maps as well. You can read below to check the official changelog for the update.
[ GAMEPLAY ]
– Enabled shotgun spread patterns on official matchmaking servers as described in http://blog.counter-strike.net/index.php/holiday-spread/
[ MISC ]
– Co-op Strike, Wingman, and Flying Scoutsman tags have been added to the workshop, so map authors can now tag their maps as playable in those modes.
– Co-op Strike, Wingman, and Flying Scoutsman tagged maps can now be launched into those modes from the Workshop tabs in game.
– Added a map place-able entity (vgui_world_text_panel) that allows mappers to put floating, localizable text in their map without needing custom res files.
– Added vscript function named ScriptPrintMessageCenterAllWithParams which requires 3 params that get inserted into the localization token at the %s1’s.
– CGamePlayerEquip now handles picking up healthshots and now respects max carry for grenades.
– Disabled sv_allowupload by default. If enabled, the filter restricting potentially malicious file types has been expanded.
– No longer exposing the server IP to clients in a circumstance where it wasn’t necessary. This should help prevent some DoS attacks.
[ MAPS ]
Nuke:
– Removed outer catwalk completely
– Removed helper catwalk onto silo
– New type of skylight windows in A site
– Added some cover in corner at back of B site
– Removed railings when entering B site from ramp
– Removed window in hut
– Moved entrance to hut slightly further in
– Moved up spawns for both teams
– Flipped static doors at T entrance to ramp
– Blocked off “old secret” area outside of garage
– Added solid white walls near CT spawn
– Rotated container outside of garage, and removed some smaller crates
– Removed access to crane inside of A site, made more of rafters accessible
– Reverted box-path onto hut inside A site to the old configuration
– Removed ladder up to rafters from inside A site
– Added collision for physics objects (except grenades) near water in B site
– For tournament organizers, the old version of Nuke is available on the Workshop.
Canals:
– Closed off windows overlooking courtyard and A
– Cleaned up sightline from corner balcony toward A and Arch
– Made CT route to B more direct
– Joined two rooms on CT side of B into one space
– Simplified cover on back side of B
– Removed Ivy “laddice”, now a skill jump / boost spot
– Grenade-clipped CT bridge railings for more predictable smokes
– Moved courtyard statues forward for cleaner sightline
– Added ashtray for smokers
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– Re-released and updated the Phoenix Compound co-op map on the workshop.
– Updated Cache and Shipped to the latest versions. Details can be found on the workshop pages.
— Cache Release Notes
— Shipped Release Notes
[ CO-OP STRIKE ]
– When players complete a custom co-op mission, it now restarts the map at the end of intermission instead of sitting at a black screen.
– Fixed barrel exploding particle effect relying on a specific map’s effects and now has it’s own unique effects.
– Slightly increased barrel explode radius.
– Added mp_heavybot_damage_reduction_scale convar which allows maps/missions to adjust how much damage heavy bots can take.
– Various fixes to the Heavy Assault Suit in Co-op Strike mode to allow it to work like it used to in that mode.
– Exposed some convars to allow Co-op Strike (and other modes) to adjust the Heavy Assault Suit (mp_weapons_allow_heavyassaultsuit, mp_heavyassaultsuit_speed, mp_heavyassaultsuit_deploy_timescale, mp_heavyassaultsuit_aimpunch).
You can download the latest update from Steam directly. Do let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.
Source: Counter-Strike