There are worse things in the world for sure, yet there aren't many as tedious as this chore.

When you work for an esports media company and your main game is CS:GO, you sometimes have to deal with viewing CS:GO match demos. Until this update, Text Filtering only worked in the game itself. Of course, CS:GO trolling and ordinary douchery can never be defeated, but we admire Valve's attempts of at least limiting it to audio. Text Filtering was introduced back in June to battle toxicity within CS:GO. This setting is defaulted off for users on Intel and on for everyone else. Adding an option for using uber shaders which replaces the launch option -noubershader.Added a new setting “demo_index” - when enabled, playback of demo files will create full-frame baselines to improve performance of seeking forward and rewinding within demo files.Text Filtering now makes use of Steam Text & Chat Filtering.Let us first lay out the patch notes and then we will explain what they mean in plain words. More information in today's Pre-Release Notes: - CS:GO October 13, 2020 Today we are shipping a beta depot aimed at improving seeking while watching demos. We still get some improvements from time to time and improving existing features is what this most recent update is all about. The vicious cycle of CS:GO updates ever since Valorant's release has cooled off a bit as Riot Games' shooter did not live up to the unreasonable expectations of replacing Valve's FPS as the go-to 5v5 multiplayer experience. Let's go into detail on what each one of them actually does. There are just three points to the October 15 CS:GO patch notes. Valve released a short update for CS:GO last night and it's got many people confused. Kiril Stoilov CS:GO demos are one of the few existing features in the game that got improved by this update.

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