June 13th - Team Liquid and Counter Logic Gaming swap koosta and jdm64.June 6th - Team Liquid release adreN and reinstate s1mple to the active roster for two last events.May 17th - Team Liquid sign peacemaker as coach.April 23rd - Team Liquid part ways with GBJame^s.s1mple is still in contract with the organization and will be streaming under the Team Liquid banner until his contract expires. April 21st - Team Liquid announce via Twitter that s1mple is leaving to join a European team.April 7th - KJ, Team Liquid's analyst, announces that he has parted ways with the organization.March 14th - Team Liquid announce that adreN will be trying out for Team SoloMid.February 21st - koosta is officially announced as the newest addition.January 2nd - Team Liquid sign s1mple.It was getting long in the tooth after all, especially in the competitive esports scene. In a way, I'm glad that Dust2 is getting a break. Notably, Valve says that the new Inferno "makes it easier to move around in groups."
The full details of the reworked Inferno map can be found on its dedicated site here. Map groups have been separated into additional categories: Active Duty, Hostage, Reserves, and Dust II."Īs RockPaperShotgun reports, Inferno recently underwent a complete overhaul and was being tweaked based on community feedback. As in the past, the updated Active Duty pool is automatically selected when you enter Matchmaking.Īnd in Casual and Deathmatch game modes, it’s now a bit easier to play your favorite maps. On its blog, the CS team says, "In the wake of the Eleague Major (congratulations Astralis!), we’re making a change to the map pool: Inferno has returned to Active Duty, replacing Dust II, and will be featured at the next CS:GO Major. If, like me, you spent your formative years playing CS, you'll remember Dust2 very well indeed. For regular players, this move won't matter because Dust2 is still available to play in the regular queues, but the announcement does mean that we won't see Dust2 at any competitive tournament in the near future. In what will comes as shocking news to many, the Counter-Strike (CS) community's beloved Dust2 map will be removed from 'Active Duty'.
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