Jon Suan
With the new Counter-Strike 2 coming out, there are a few things that veteran players need to get used to. We’re not just talking about the cool volumetric smoke effects, but also the new look for each map and other small stuff shown in the game. One of the things that you might have noticed is that there’s no way to see your damage dealt in a match. It’s still there but a bit hidden and different than CS: GO.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to see the total damage you dealt in a match in Counter-Strike 2. It’s a bit in a weird spot and can easily be missed so keep that in mind!
If you want more information on the best optimization of the game, go check out our Counter-Strike 2 optimization guide!
How To See Damage Dealt
In the previous game which is CS: GO there were a few tricks here and there with the console to give you more information in the game. One of which is the damage you’ve dealt in a match, which you need to fiddle with the console to get that information.
Sadly in Counter-Strike 2, there’s no way to make console scripts like that for now. Instead, at the end of every round, you’ll see a few numbers at the bottom of the avatars of each player in the game.
The numbers in green are how much damage you’ve dealt to that player and the second number is how many shots that was.
I know what you’re thinking, it’s not that much information. Sadly, that’s what we’ll have to live with right now. Hopefully, they’ll give us a chance to make the scripts like in the previous game, so we can assess our impact in each round.
That’s how you see what damage you’ve dealt in a round in Counter-Strike 2. Now, go out there and try to catch those damage numbers for yourself!
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