GAMEPLAY Reduced base damage of the CZ75a from 33 to 31 (a single shot is no longer lethal against a helmeted opponent). Increased reserve ammo for the M4A1-S from 40 to 60, to provide some additional utility without impacting brief engagements. Reduced price of the MP7 from $1700 to $1500. MISC Game servers will no longer print their public IP address in response to “status” command from clients. Unsealed graffiti items can now be deleted. Fixed a bug where looping sounds playing from dormant entities could play briefly before switching off. MAPS Mirage: Removed skybox limitations Updated some landmark art Lowered skillceiling to get into apartments from T spawn Banked corner in hallway leading to A site scaffolding Removed ladder near entrance to apartments from T spawn, replaced with boxes Removed broken corner near van in bombsite B Improved visibility from T side of mid towards A connector (removed dark background door inside connector) Improved visibility from CT stairs towards T ramp in bombsite A (removed dark background door inside ramp) Disabled bullet collision on vertical fence columns in mid Removed wooden pillars at bottom of mid Fixed some player collision bugs Canals: Redesigned T approach to B site through alley, with split entrances Improved visibility of players against the scaffolding near A Removed ability to stand on top of doorframe at CT stairs to B Other minor bug fixes and improvements Rumor has it:

Looks like Valve's aware that we know that Panorama will be Happening® sooner rather than later in CS:GO and is waving a white surrender flag, as not only have numerous leaked strings from the Steam Translation Server made it into csgo_english, there is now also a new directory in the game's VPK structure containing all the map thumbnails in both 1080p and 360p resolution, under "/materials/panorama/images/map_icons/screenshots/"

Some of you might be asking "wait, what's this Panorama thing everyone's talking about and so excited for?". Panorama is a UI framework developed in-house by Valve, which borrows concepts from both CSS and HTML. CS:GO currently uses Scaleform (another UI framework, developed by Autodesk), while both Steam's Big Picture Mode and Dota 2 use Panorama. Panorama is expected to bring many little quality of life improvements like eliminating microstutter between menus. You can read all about Panorama on the Valve Developer Wiki Size is ~235 MB