Valve add skin for Zeus x27

Skins in Counter-Strike were one of the game’s main features during its official release a decade ago. All weapons have many varieties of skins that are undoubtedly extremely popular in the game’s community. However, there is one weapon that, until now, was the only one that did not have any skins, as it was always in the same base color, i.e., black, the Zeus x27.

However, in the last few hours, we have seen how Valve added the Zeus x27 to the Counter-Strike 2 workshop, so it is more than likely that we will have a variety of skins for this stun gun very soon. As we mentioned, Zeus has never had any skins in CS:GO, so in CS2, it will be the first time we will see this taser with extravagant colors.

Valve adds the Zeus to the CS2 Workshop

In the latest Counter-Strike 2 closed beta update, Valve added the Zeus x27 to the workshop library. This means that, from now on, all those skins creators will have the opportunity to design skins that could be inside the game.

Release Notes for today’s Counter-Strike 2 update are up: https://t.co/aCDYaQNgup

— CS2 (@CounterStrike) June 16, 2023

Most of these skin creators gained access to the CS2 closed beta in the last wave, i.e., last June 6. This means that, from now on, all these creative minds should be with their machinery in production to delight us with the best and most beautiful skins in the CS2 release.

In addition to bug fixes, the latest Counter-Strike 2 patch includes aesthetic changes to the Duel Elites, the Deagle, and the aforementioned Zeus x27.

Valve gave some hints regarding the Zeus x27

Many in the community expected skins for the Zeus x27 to become a reality following Valve’s update to the workshop assets. These changes included some images of the Zeus x27, and now, with the latest update, all doubts are confirmed.

This is another of the extraordinary changes that Valve brings with its new Counter-Strike 2 release. Undoubtedly, the developers are trying to improve the game every day with constant updates to have it in tune at the time of its launch.

As we observed in the update of last June 6, Valve implemented a purchase menu very similar to that of VALORANT, which is based on the Danger Zone menu of CS:GO. In addition, the mechanics of buying/selling weapons within the game has phenomenally caught on with the game’s community, as from now on, there will no longer be any excuses to say, “Bad buy, my bad.”

Errors to be corrected

Likewise, as it is still a closed Beta, Counter-Strike 2 continues to present some errors in the game that Valve will undoubtedly have to correct as soon as possible. However, the developers have acted almost immediately to correct them, making us think that they are fully committed to the game’s future.

On the other hand, the highly acclaimed and long-awaited VAC-Live system is also worth noting. We are all sick and tired of playing against opponents who use cheats to win their games and kill the experience of the rest of the players. However, in the latest update of the CS2 anti-cheat system, we could see how a player was banned seconds after he was reported.

The guy that got banned from VAC Live on CS2 yesterday, was banned LITERALLY INSTANTLY after a single report, here’s the enemy’s POV: pic.twitter. com/oCk9x9JDfJ

— Aquarius (@aquaismissing) June 12, 2023

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