de_mirage_minimal

This version of Mirage was made to run on potato PCs and provide a boost to FPS by reducing the amount of objects, and textures in the map while still keeping the original geometry and gameplay. You can expect a boost upto 200FPS! Dust 2 version here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2633077265 As this takes a LOT of work I'd appreciate if you could give me a tip here! https://streamlabs.com/aviven/tip Stats for Map Nerds: Mirage: 61MB Map file-size, 9127 Solids, 54668 Faces, 954 Displacements, 2926 PointEntities, 280 SolidEntities, 106 Unique Textures Mirage Minimal: 18MB Map file-size, 2420 Solids, 14387 Faces, 92 Displacements, 596 PointEntities, 207 SolidEntities, 31 Unique Textures FAQ: Who is this map for and why make it? This is for competitive players that want every frame they can get, and for the players with potato pcs! People asked for Mirage so here it is! How can I play this map? You'll have to host it yourself or find a custom server running it. How can I play the competitive gamemode? Open the console and without the quotes type "game_type 0; game_mode 1; sv_game_mode_flags 4; sv_skirmish_id 0" Press enter, and after that type without the quotes "mp_restartgame 1" Press enter and the map should load in competitive! For short competitive mode replace "sv_game_mode_flags 4" with "sv_game_mode_flags 32" ——————————————————————————— 📋 Steam Workshop Details Title: Mirage Minimal (FPS BOOST) Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2835773194 Author: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197996879593 📦 File Info Original file name: de_mirage_minimal.bsp File size: 4.28 MB (4,487,481 bytes) Created: 2022-07-16T03:09:23+03:00 (unix: 1657930163) Yandex Disk path: /2022/1911232618856048012/de_mirage_minimal.bsp 🔗 Direct Links Steam UGC download: https://steamusercontent-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1911232618856048012/D78CC59AC947E3A3EFA3EFA63B0ABE86E7B76ED1/ ——————————————————————————— Uploaded from Yandex.Disk: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/EKAI0qKTkQkXtw Thanks to DepoSit (@DepoSitorim on YouTube) for preserving such a large number of maps.