u/Crafty-Photograph-18

Edit: apparently, this was addressed in an update that came out 4-ish hours ago. I can't check right now if it's good, could someone try it.

To begin, I am bad in CS; no question about that. I am 15,000 NA premier and haven't touched Faceit. I also don't have the means to do any tests, yet I want to make noise about a problem that has been bothering many a player and isn't talked about at all.

Recently, Renyan, the CS YouTuber talked about his and other high-ranked people and pros' issues with the game's state. He made many good points. One stood out to me:

"Grenate trajectory is affected by the player's movement for a considerable amount of time *after* the mouse button is released." In other words, you can do these things in this order: select a grenade > press down a mouse button(s) to throw it > release the button > move in any way ; and the nade will not land where it would if you didn't move. This makes throwing the nades take singificantly more time and greatly takes away from the crispiness (and the skill ceiling) which we loved CS:GO for.

The obvious way to fix this is to return the jumpthrow bind.

The other possible way would be to make the check "is the grenade released?" take priority over "is the jump happening?", but I do not know if it's entirely possible on subtick. If someone can figure it out, that would be helpful.

The movement update(s) have made the game much more crisp. This is one of the last parts of movement that is still "fluid" and is simply inconsistent.

Valve, please fix. Please.