['-_-'<3zok<3'-_-']

running sourcemod build 5280, The update seems to have enabled bots ingame, set warmup to 90 sec freezetime has been set to 5 and for some reason when the server changes map it ends up on dust for some reason, de_dust is not even mentioned anywhere in any map related files. I'm running mapchooser_extended, This is the second update that has screwed my server, its really starting to piss me off with the fact that we dont even get a detailed changelog, or do we?

Anyone else who has encountered this issue with the maps?

Edit; Its seems my mapcycle file had been replaced with a default one for some reason.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by '-_-'<3zok<3'-_-' Edit; Its seems my mapcycle file had been replaced with a default one for some reason.

Someone needs to revolver-whip the CS:GO devs and remind them that all of Valve's other games ship mapcycle.default.txt instead of mapcycle.txt for this very reason.

Having said that, the cvar mapcyclefile can be used to change to using a different mapcycle by default. As long as the target is mapcyclefile in the SourceMod maplists.cfg, both MapChooser and MapChooser Extended will read the new file instead of mapcycle.txt.

On a side note, people have reported CS:GO doing weird things like not always changing the map when they're supposed to. Such as working fine for a bunch of maps in a row, then getting stuck on a single map. Not sure if this has anything to do with CS:GO behavior or gamemodes files switch cvars around or what.

[hamilton5]

you can't get pissed off when it's known updates can change those files and you still don't expect it to...you should really be using _server.cfgs by now, and your own maplist.txt file..

https://developer.valvesoftware.com/..._Configuration

@powerlord - csgo does not even use that file, so like yeah... I donno..

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by hamilton5 you can't get pissed off when it's known updates can change those files and you still don't expect it to...you should really be using _server.cfgs by now, and your own maplist.txt file.. https://developer.valvesoftware.com/..._Configuration @powerlord - csgo does not even use that file, so like yeah... I donno..

CSGO may not, but MapChooser and the like do.