Increased move inaccuracy on pistols: Dual Berettas, Five-SeveN, Glock-18, P2000, P250, Tec-9, USP-S, CZ75-Auto.Reverted recent changes to pistols and the AK-47, M4A4, and M4A1-S (see the CS:GO blog for details).Reduced base damage of the CZ75-Auto from 33 to 31 (a single shot is no longer lethal against a helmeted opponent).Slightly improved accuracy recovery rate.Adjusted the CZ75-Auto to encourage semi-automatic fire at medium and long ranges.The long draw and reload time are often detrimental for survival. Keep the CZ75-Auto fully loaded whenever possible by reloading in a safe area.Be prepared to draw the weapon early to respond to close-range enemies. Be wary of the high weapon switch time.As a sidearm, it does not demand heavy use unless the enemy team decides to storm the player's location, in which case they usually do not come in groups, allowing the CZ75's pitfalls to be avoided.This is a good secondary for sniper rifles as it is relatively cheap and the player can quickly spray down enemies if they get too close.In Deathmatch modes, however, ammunition does not run out, and therefore you can have as many reloads as you need.Be sure to use this pistol wisely and do not waste ammo. In casual and competitive modes, conserving ammunition for this pistol is very crucial as it only has one magazine in reserve.the Counter-Terrorists on Defusal maps or the Terrorists on hostage maps), as its limited ammunition and high rate of fire make it easier to hold positions defensively than it is to push into new territory. This pistol is more ideal for use by the defending team (e.g.If the player's only weapon is the CZ75, the switch time penalty is not as apparent due to it being the active weapon for most of the time.The player can then pick up the fallen target's weapon when ammo for the CZ75 is depleted.
It is a great weapon for save/eco rounds, as it is fairly easy to kill at least one enemy player with its high rate of fire, moderate damage, and good penetration.The weapon is a bad choice when engaging multiple enemies due to its low capacity.Despite being an automatic weapon, firing it like a machine gun is a bad idea, as the magazine will be emptied very quickly.That makes it practically impossible to properly control the recoil, making the gun useless for spraying at a range larger than around 3 meters.
It has a very strong recoil, which is exasperated by its full-auto fire. It has extremely high close-range damage per second and a high armor penetration compared to other pistols.Ĭompensating for its power is its very significant uncontrollability. It is the only fully-automatic pistol in the game. It is relatively cheap at $500, and has a reduced kill award compared to other pistols, at $100 in Competitive and $50 in Casual. It holds 12 rounds per magazine and has one spare magazine worth of ammo (12 rounds) in reserve. It can be selected to replace either pistol on the buy menu in the player's inventory as long as the player is not in an active Competitive game. In-game, the CZ75-Automatic is an alternative option for the Five-SeveN for Counter-Terrorists and Tec-9 for Terrorists. The variant includes a muzzle compensator and the ability to mount a spare magazine in front of the trigger guard for use as a foregrip. The CZ75 used in Global Offensive is the CZ 75 Automatic, a selective-fire version of the CZ 75B variant only for sale to police and military units. It has a good reputation amongst pistol shooters for quality and versatility at a reasonable price. First introduced in 1975, it is one of the original "wonder nines" featuring a staggered-column magazine, all-steel construction, and a hammer-forged barrel. The CZ75 is made by Česká zbrojovka Uherský Brod (CZUB) in the Czech Republic.
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