Counter-Strike 2 Update
CS2 update · Community Announcements ·
Valve published "Counter-Strike 2 Update" on 4 February 2026 in Community Announcements. The PatinaAI market index's median read 57.46 points in the seven days after against 59.30 before, −3.1 %. A typical week moves under 0.1 % either way on the same measure. A read is a comparison with a date, not a cause.
What this update did to prices
No measured move: the venues' daily prices don't cover the days around this post.
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No read: the venues' daily prices do not cover the days around this post.
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The PatinaAI market index's median over the seven days after the post was 57.46 points against 59.30 over the seven days before: −3.1 %. A typical week moves under 0.1 % either way on the same measure, the drift this read has to beat. The post's own day is left out. A comparison with a date, not causation.
The item types and weapons the post names, in the order it names them. A word match, not a reading of the post.
[ MISC ]
Fixed a case where switching firstperson spectator targets would cause viewmodel animations to reset.
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Fixed a case where physics calculations far from the origin were causing performance issues.
[ MAPS ]
Anubis
Adjusted player clipping around new drop.
Adjusted grenade clipping around connector (e-box :P) hole and old drop.
Poseidon
Updated to the latest version from the Community Workshop ( Update Notes )
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The read compares the market index's median over the seven UTC days after the post with the seven days before it, the post's own day left out, and needs at least three published days on each side. The same measure taken on every day of the series is the drift a typical week shows; a read inside that drift is the market doing what it was doing. Neither is proof the post moved anything. The composite is on the market report, every basket under the indexes, and every update is on one list.