Well, it turns out Valve was indeed teasing something big for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive earlier this week. Today, the studio has launched the FPS game's next big operation, Riptide, which brings a batch of new game modes, maps, gameplay changes, challenges, and more.
Available by grabbing the new operation pass on Steam, CS:GO Operation Riptide introduces some pretty big updates to how you can dive into the shooter. One of these is through a new private matchmaking queues feature. This lets you generate a queue code for sharing with pals - or with people all in the same Steam group - to set up a private Premier match on Valve's servers. "Pair up, form your teams, or solo queue and let the matchmaker sort it out," the new operation overview explains.
Elsewhere, Riptide ushers in the option to pick from one of two match lengths on official (competitive matchmaking) CS:GO servers: short (MR16) and long (MR30) - or you can opt for 'no preference' if you're happy to dip into whichever. Team Deathmatch has also got some new options, with an added choice between "Classic Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch (first team to 100 kills wins), and Free-for-all Deathmatch (all players are enemies)".
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