The motion sensor is the Sniper’s first-ever tactical device that will become available at the start of the spring season. The sensor detects enemy movement within its range and marks their position on your minimap.

Just like Engineers, Medics, and Riflemen, who already have their own class-specific devices with unique tactical advantages, Snipers will soon get an individual tool that is perfect for their playstyle.

The motion sensor creates a detection cone when placed on the ground, but its range can be blocked by obstacles or smoke. If an enemy enters the detection zone, the sensor activates and briefly reveals their position on the minimap. The device is destroyed some time after activation, at the end of the round, or when the player respawns.

The sensor supports mods, including unique ones, that provide additional benefits:

• increased detection range;
  
• faster weapon switching and deployment speed;
  
• enemy class icon display upon detection;
  
• extra motion sensor.

[color=white]This new device enhances sniper gameplay by adding a strategic and team-oriented element. It can be used for personal security—monitoring the Sniper’s position—or for broader area control, helping to spot approaching enemies.[/color]

You can get it by finishing a contract that will become available in the game with the first spring update.

Detect and kill your enemies with the motion sensor to receive unique stripes, marks, and badges.

[color=white]Gain a whole new level of battlefield awareness with the motion sensor![/color]

Friends!

Have you ever dreamt of a better version of PvP? With distinct MVPs, bomb highlighting, fast overtimes… And all that without any suspicious looking substances! We understand that PvP is a core part of the game, and we’re constantly working to improve it. This spring, we’re introducing several updates that aim to enhance your gameplay experience and make it more engaging and seamless.

We’re introducing a redesigned PvP mode selection screen that’s easier to navigate and more informative, especially for new players! Hitting the PvP button on the main screen will now take you straight to a quick-play list, where you can instantly get into a match.

Want to play a specific mode? No problem, just select it from the left-side menu. We’ve added more details for each mode, so you’ll be able to see things like how many players are in, what maps are available, and how long the wait times and matches usually are.

If you haven’t unlocked a mode yet, you can still check out the details even without being able to play. And if you’re craving a specific map, just hit the “Maps” button (or use the [c]M[/c][ key) to pick and jump into your match right there.[/p]

And for switching channels or browsing rooms, just use the new buttons at the bottom for easy navigation.

To make matchmaking feel more varied, a system will be introduced to prevent players from getting the same map too often. This feature will only apply to Ranked Matches.

The goal is simple: give a wider variety of maps while minimizing repeated ones as much as possible.

There’s nothing more intense than a match where both teams refuse to back down and push the game into overtime again and again. But sometimes it goes on for too long. To keep things exciting while ensuring a decisive finish, we’re adjusting the way overtime works.

Now, if a match is tied at the end of regular rounds, teams will first play a classic overtime, one round on each side. If that doesn’t settle the score, they’ll go for another standard overtime. Still no winner? That’s when things speed up. Overtime shifts to shorter, one-minute rounds, and the first team to secure a two-point lead takes the victory. No more endless loops, just high-stakes action and a clear winner.

Players will soon be able to show off their rank with a special charm, but there’s a twist: this charm will only be valid for the season. Once the season ends, it will vanish, paving the way for a fresh challenge.

To reclaim the charm, players will need to prove their skills again in the current season. This will keep competition fierce and reward those who stay at the top of their game.

With this change, the old league rewards will be removed. Seasonal charms will become the new mark of achievement and give players a dynamic way to display their status each season.

To improve the gameplay experience, we’re adding bomb highlighting. In the last update, we removed the icon indicator because some players used it to defuse right through smoke. The new highlight will make the bomb more visible on the ground. It will now flash with an orange/red glow as it gets closer to detonating.

We’ve noticed that some players have been using the “surrender” feature in ways that hurt team morale and the overall experience. To fix it, we’re making a change: you’ll only be able to vote to end the match after two rounds have been played, and only once in two rounds. This should help keep the game more enjoyable for everyone.

Currently, MVPs earned in a match disappear once the game ends and leave players without a way to compare their achievements. Time to change that! Now, MVPs will be tracked and displayed in the post-match stats, alongside with bomb plants, headshot percentage, and other key highlights. And to make things even more satisfying, the player with the most MVPs will get a special yellow marker next to their name, so it will be impossible to miss their dominance!

[color=orange]Please note that all these upcoming features are still in development, so they might be adjusted, reworked, or even completely overhauled before release.[/color]

[color=white]Onward to the new victories![/color]