Counter-Strike 2’s Michael Jackson Peek Takes a Backseat, Shakira Booty Dance Takes Heart Stage

Counter-Strike 2 gamers are not capable of pull off a “Michael Jackson peek” due to a sport replace, however they’ve changed that with a “Shakira booty dance”.

Earlier this week, Counter-Strike 2 gamers have been utilizing a customized management to lean their character’s physique out of the best way of bullets, and the consequence appeared considerably just like Michael Jackson‘s lean in ‘Easy Legal’.

Whereas it was entertaining, Valve eliminated the “foot pinning bug” that allow gamers carry out the trick in the latest patch.

The replace additionally solved the areas the place gamers might clip by ceilings in some maps, adjusted Inferno, Mirage, Nuke, Overpass, and Vertigo, improved participant visibility and added a number of Steam Workshop instruments.

But, it didn’t take the Counter-Strike 2 neighborhood lengthy to seek out one other musical artist to emulate of their matches (by way of Dot Esports). Repeatedly urgent “A” and “D” on the keyboard causes the participant character to sway forwards and backwards. Test it out under:

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It reminded gamers of Shakira performing within the music video for ‘Hips Don’t Lie’ launched in 2006, and so the transfer has been dubbed the “Shakira booty dance”.

Valve is prone to attempt to take away this from the sport within the curiosity of preserving accuracy and precision in Counter-Strike 2, which is essentially the most superior entry within the sequence to this point.

For instance, an improve to the sub-tick system meant that tick charge doesn’t have any influence on actions in a match so “servers know the precise instantaneous that movement begins, a shot is fired, or a ‘nade is thrown”.

In different gaming information, CD Projekt shared the way it used synthetic intelligence to recreate the voice of a late actor in Cyberpunk 2077‘s lately launched growth.