Valve Updates CS:GO User Interface for Spectators
A new update for Counter-Strike Global Offensive was released, with a focus on improving the user interface for spectators and casters. One notable addition is the ability to see the approximate time it takes for a player to travel a certain distance on the map overview. It is now also possible to draw in two separate colors. These updates are designed to enhance the viewing experience for spectators and make casting easier for professionals.
Improved Scoreboard
The scoreboard now provides in-depth round win information throughout the game. The middle of the scoreboard displays the chronological round win order and the method by which each round was won.
Additional Features
Other features included in the update are: round result history visuals on the scoreboard for Competitive games, smoothed lines when drawing on the overview map, a “Grid” option for drawing that snaps to a standard grid, server event logging for match start and kill details, and fixes for round stats reporting and rare cases of defused bombs.
What Do These Changes Mean for Viewers?
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