Ubisoft has announced a new wave of organizational restructurings resulting in the closures of two studios and hundreds of layoffs. 

As reported by Insider Gaming, the publisher sent an internal message to staff stating how it has been evolving to “simplify how it operates, reduce its cost base and strengthen the company for the long term.” To that end, it has shuttered its studios in Winnipeg and Belgrade.

Ubisoft Winnipeg opened its doors in January 2019 and served as a support studio for titles such as Rainbow Six Mobile, Far Cry 6, and Assassin's Creed Valhalla. Winnipeg's closure has reportedly impacted 65 employees. Ubisoft Belgrade had existed since 2016 and worked on several titles, including the recently revealed Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced. Roughly 100 employees are reportedly impacted.

Additionally, layoffs have been announced at Ubisoft Barcelona (51 employees) and Ubisoft San Francisco (the exact number of impacted employees is unknown, but was described by Insider Gaming as being “dozens”). The publisher also announced plans to restructure the Barcelona studio to focus on Rainbow Six projects. In total, Ubisoft’s internal message states that up to 380 employees may be affected, according to the message obtained by Insider Gaming. 

Today’s news is the latest development in a company-wide restructuring that has persisted since 2024. It follows the formation of subsidiary Vantage Studios to manage the Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six franchises and an organizational “reset” announced in January that led to several game cancellations, including the long-awaited remake of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.

In the past two years, Ubisoft has shuttered studios in Leamington and Halifax and disbanded the internal team responsible for the well-received Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown due to underwhelming sales. Ubisoft also proposed layoffs at studios such as The Division developer Massive Entertainment and Trials developer RedLynx. Ghost Recon developer Red Storm Entertainment lost 100 employees in March and, while still in operation, has ceased active game development.

Today's news comes after Summer Game Fest, where the publisher showcased upcoming titles such as Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced and Rayman Legends Retold. While it has other Assassin's Creed projects in the works, as well as the long-in-development Beyond Good & Evil 2 and Splinter Cell remake, it's unclear what Ubisoft has in the pipeline in the foreseeable future. 

Game Informer has contacted Ubisoft for comment and will update this story should we receive one. 

Platform: PC Publisher: InnerSloth Developer: InnerSloth Rating: Rating Pending

Whether you know it as Werewolf, Mafia, Blood On The Clocktower, or the ever-popular Among Us, the hidden-identity impostor niche is a staple at game-loving parties everywhere for a reason. What happens when you take the party staple into single-player territory, though?

While we've got the likes of Gnosia and Raging Loop, Among Us Story: On Guard offers a tonally different take on the social deduction genre. In my demo at Summer Game Fest 2026, I got to sit down (literally) with a Switch 2 and see how Innersloth was tackling an Among Us murder mystery.

Though the setting is still very much Among Us, the section I played felt less like a single-player version of the party game and more like a Hercule Poirot serial set within the Among Us universe. After a brief intro, framing the demo as a sort-of virtual reality excursion, I was put in the bean-sized shoes of the Guard. Every Crewmate in Among Us Story bears a role-based moniker: Captain, Doctor, Engineer, and Cook.

Guard discovers a dead Cook, just as several Crewmates enter the room. Framed as the impostor, Guard is almost sent tumbling out of the airlock, until a sudden twist of fate helps him escape through the vents. From there, Guard's only choice is to seek clues and discover the Impostor hiding among the ranks.

Immediately, the humor of Among Us Story: On Guard felt front-and-center. It's charming and clever, filled with plenty of in-jokes for Among Us players (including numerous card-swipe gags) and in-character bits for the different Crewmates. The hard-boiled detective Guard, grumbling to himself about how vents are a criminal's hallway, genuinely made me laugh out loud several times. And one section, where I had to chase the Engineer around a circular room as he and Guard argued, was a delightful hit of interactive physical comedy.

Among Us Story's actual investigation is fairly straightforward; there were always signposts to the next clue, and most of the puzzle-solving didn't require too many steps. It didn't seem overly simple, but more that none of the mysteries felt like they'd leave me scratching my head for too long. Little moments also included the tactility of Among Us' tasks, ranging from scooping beans into a coffee machine and making a cup of joe to, yes, card-swiping.

As someone who grew up on detective stories, ranging from Encyclopedia Brown to Columbo, I really like where Among Us Story: On Guard is heading. It's the type of game I could easily recommend for parents to play with their younger kids, where they might enjoy the shared deductions and cartoonish antics of the little bean-shaped Crewmates. Doctor's streaming side-hustle, Engineer's antics, and Guard's noir detective internal monologue all immediately made me think that On Guard would have anyone in the family laughing and invested in the single-player Among Us story.

It turns out, Among Us works quite well as a single-player story if you put it in the right hands, and Innersloth has found a capable crew for On Guard. My interest went from pure curiosity to genuine interest, as this might be a winner for longtime Among Us fans and families alike.

Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Developer: AdHoc Studio Release: 2027

It's been a long road to Bigby's next adventure in The Wolf Among Us 2. In the 13 years since the first entry, Telltale has died and come back to life, and the specific branch of adventure games it gave rise to has seen many iterations come and go. So now, in 2026, The Wolf Among Us 2 has a somewhat-appropriate air of mystery surrounding it.

In a behind-closed-doors, hands-off play session I got to direct — by choosing which verbal responses Bigby would have in certain scenarios — I saw what shape The Wolf Among Us 2 is taking. It's familiar, sure, and maybe wouldn't surprise you. But a lot of work under the hood has me surprisingly optimistic about how this Telltale, made up of newcomers and former Telltale creatives alike, is re-approaching the 3D adventure space.

Telltale's Zak Garriss and Jess Campbell walked me through a segment they said is later on in The Wolf Among Us 2's first episode. Fabletown sheriff Bigby, or the Big Bad Wolf, is still acting as a hard-boiled detective for the Fables living in New York. As a liaison for the NYPD, he gets roped into a series of murders alongside the regular human (or "Mundie") Faye. The situation appears to involve the supernatural, possibly even a Fable, and we dropped in as Bigby met up with Faye to look into a new lead.

This tip quickly turned into a trap, as the two are locked in a hotel room by a magical barrier. After Faye's attempts to escape are met with a shocking blast back into the room, Bigby (or rather, the player) has the choice to tell her it's magic or not.

Telltale's branching dialogue options, neatly colloquialised as "X will remember this," were a stylistic choice to signify decisions and consequences. The Wolf Among Us 2 doesn't ditch that – I saw several choices that could potentially affect later conversations – though I didn't get too much of a sense of exactly how. More novel to me were the potential diegetic changes, like how certain characters might receive information or offer hints.

Puzzles are delightfully obscured. Bigby and Faye can search for clues to the esoteric rhymes and bindings keeping them locked inside their newfound apartment prison. Little hints of potential leads and visual indicators lead to deductions, and it seems like there's as much room to solve it yourself as there is to have Faye help you out, flavoring her and Bigby's relationship the whole way.

The Wolf Among Us 2's greatest evolution might be under the hood, though. Rather than using Telltale's original engine, the new Telltale is using Unreal Engine 5. Garriss told me the team is using a custom renderer to create the visual look and feel of The Wolf Among Us inside Unreal Engine 5.

"We're not trying to reinvent that," Garriss says. "We want to honor that. We want to bring it, maybe, to a more vibrant life in certain ways."

Another subtle but notable shift is the way in which Bigby moves around. In The Wolf Among Us 2, Bigby moves a bit freer; more like a third-person action-adventure title than a traditional adventure game. Bigby walks around the room in full motion with a camera that can go over his shoulder, which feels like a sharp contrast from the more point-and-click feel of locomotion in the first game. Again, it might seem like a slight modernization at most, but it's an easy example of how the team is incorporating both new concepts and backgrounds from their work since The Wolf Among Us 1.

"Now that we're in these spaces that are more free-roam exploration, there [are] concepts that they couldn't fully play with, that now we can," said Campbell.

This means an inventory system, optional assistance for puzzles, and other quality-of-life upgrades that should make The Wolf Among Us 2 feel a little more in conversation with modern games. And while Bigby's new adventure is still broken up into discrete episodes, it will be a singular release.

Returning to my demo, this is where The Wolf Among Us 2 can still build a rollercoaster of tension, similar to a procedural television show. As Bigby and Faye slowly uncover the truths hidden inside the apartment they've been trapped in, and potentially even a lead on what particular Fables we'll be dealing with (attentive fans have likely already made the connection from the recent trailer at Summer Game Fest), there's a gradual build to the sudden unveiling of these truths. The Wolf Among Us 2 still retains all the drama and mystery you'd hope for in a noir-styled fairytale murder-mystery.

One point the team was a little cagey on was whether any choices or outcomes from the first Wolf Among Us would play into the events of The Wolf Among Us 2. The latter takes place six months after the former, and one might assume — or at least hope — that any major outcomes from the first could be reflected, in some way. Garriss notes the complexity of the situation, but does say that Telltale doesn't want to avoid it.

"It's about finding the elegant way to bring in those past experiences, in a way that will [...] surprise and delight players," Garriss says.

When I asked whether Telltale is planning any continuity between choices, having them carry over from 1 into 2, Garriss told me "maybe," and that the team will announce more on that down the road.

It does seem like this iteration of Telltale is trying to narrowly thread the needle of expanding upon the beloved original while forging its own path, and in my brief glimpse, it's succeeding. Even as a somewhat-involved observer, I was a little disappointed to see the demo come to a close; I was invested in Bigby's new troubles, the murder-mystery at hand, and the evolving relationship and tensions between Fabletown's sheriff and the detective out of her element, Faye.

If the result is a spruced-up, enhanced new murder-mystery for Fables fans, that's already a promising outcome. But Telltale's early showing didn't just clear my internal bar; it quickly became one of the games at SGF I couldn't get out of my brain. In an era where adventure games are flourishing once again, I'm hopeful for the modern Telltale's take on one of its predecessor's most well-regarded works.

This has been a big year for video game adaptations. With titles like The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Mortal Kombat II, and Iron Lung already out, fans have been treating to a wide spectrum of game adaptations. However, it isn't slowing down, as we still have Resident Evil, The Angry Birds Movie 3, and Street Fighter to look forward to before the year closes. That last film, Street Fighter, is of particular interest to many, thanks in large part to its zany cast, but also due to the pitch-perfect trailers that showcase a fun balance of zaniness and excitement.

During my recent interview with Street Fighter 6 director Takayuki Nakayama and producer Shuhei Matsumoto, I asked about the team's involvement with the rapidly approaching adaptation. "I've been super involved in the making of the Street Fighter movie," Nakayama says. "I've been involved in the script-writing and worked closely with the director, Kitao [Sakurai]-san. I even had a chance to go to the production studio and monitor that as well. I've been there from the get-go."

For Nakayama, nailing the tone was of the utmost importance. "The fighting aspects are going to be badass and serious in tone, but I also want to get the humorous vibe, and also try and get the tone of how things were when Street Fighter II was alive and active, since it takes place during that time. It's not something I want people to overthink. It's a fun movie. It's a great popcorn movie. Just go there and enjoy the show!"

One of the main attractions of Street Fighter is its wide-ranging cast. Whether you're talking about David Dastmalchian as M. Bison, 50 Cent as Balrog, Jason Momoa as Blanka, or Cody Rhodes as Guile, the all-star cast of huge personalities was shocking upon first reveal but, at the same time, oddly perfect in many ways. For Nakayama, it's the three main characters who are his favorite castings.

"Ryu, Ken, and Chun... they are all great, especially Ryu: Andrew Koji," Nakayama says. "He had a lot of respect for the series and the original game. He always had this, 'What would Ryu do?' mentality, and tried to get into his mind. Cody Rhodes, who plays Guile, was super adamant about playing this particular role. He really wanted to be Guile. Cody's child was born during production of the movie and he obviously wanted to be with his family, but his wife told him, 'This is your dream role. You've got to be there!' As soon as the child was born, they FaceTimed and the entire staff came to say hi and congratulate him. It felt like a family to him."

Street Fighter is set to arrive in theaters on October 16. You can see the latest trailer below.

Platform: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC Publisher: Xbox Game Studios Developer: Playground Games Release: February 23, 2027

The Fable franchise has always been about making choices and living with the consequences. These consequences ranged from reputational damage to actual physical changes. While the physical changes are a thing of the past with Playground Games' 2027 interpretation of the long-dormant franchise, player choice and consequence seem just as integral with this new entry.

In the behind-closed-doors demo, I don't see anything about the story and very little regarding combat. Instead, I watch the developers toy around with the various systems at play in Fable. The hands-off demo I watch takes place entirely in Oakshire, one of the six regions in the open world of Albion. This region is heavily inspired by the British countryside and features several settlements, but the session is centered on Silverbrook, a peaceful farming town.

"It's a life-sim where you can start relationships and have families; it's a social sim where you can play with the people of the world to your heart's content; and it's an economic sim where you can build wealth, create an empire, and manipulate the economic fate of entire settlements," associate game director Will Kennedy says.

Over the course of the 30-minute demo, I watch as the hero, controlled by the developer, toys with the emotions of this peaceful village. After saving a talking pig from slaughter and handing some money to a down-on-his-luck beggar, the hero tries to romance the shopkeeper, Megan. He flirts with her, and she responds positively, but the hero doesn't quite stack up to what she's looking for. Since she's an "ambitious commoner," she has high standards: She wants a partner who's an entrepreneur, who wears fancy clothes, and owns their own home in Silverbrook.

"We have over 1,000 handcrafted, fully voiced NPCs for you to interact with," Kennedy says. "They have their own relationships, routines, homes, jobs, and memory. It's not scripted; it is emergent behaviors powered by real-time systems. They go to work, they go to bed, they have hobbies and families. Sometimes, they just want to spend time in the pub. Albion feels alive because its people have lives."

To meet the entrepreneurial requirement, the developer goes to a nearby pub and drops a hefty amount of coins to purchase it. Once he owns it, he can adjust prices and hire new employees to manage profits. To round out the pub's efficiency, the hero hires the beggar he had donated to earlier. These businesses generate passive income, which can be collected from any owned business. 

The hero's next stop is the clothing store, where he buys the fanciest clothes on offer. Then, he picks up a blacksmith job to earn enough money to buy a house. With all the qualifications for Megan's heart satisfied, the hero returns to her and takes her out on that date. They seem to have a great time, but suddenly, the dev decides to go down the route of cruelty. Without warning, the hero breaks things off, shattering Megan's heart and leaving her wanting nothing to do with him.

From there, it's a tour de force of meanness, including attacking civilians, resulting in the town's security forces getting involved. As you take these actions, you accumulate distinct reputational qualities. These qualities follow you throughout the region, but if you go to another part of Albion, you get a clean slate.

"Every action you do, every choice you make generates a local reputation," Kennedy says. "You become known for the reputations that you build, and everyone will judge you on them through their own moral lens. That's really what's at the heart of our updated, complex-yet-nuanced take on morality. Just like in real life, one person's good is another person's evil, and even being merciful could divide opinion."

I love the life-sim elements I'm seeing of Fable, but there's still so much to learn about this highly anticipated return of one of the original Xbox's most exciting franchises. Playground Games is coming off one of the top-rated games of the year with Forza Horizon 6, and if Fable shapes up as well as it looks, the studio could further prove to be Xbox's most valuable.

An update to Team Fortress 2 has been released. The update will be applied automatically when you restart Team Fortress 2. The major changes include:Fixed crash related to wearables leaking when weapons are dropped (community fix from Sean McGeehan)

An update has been released for Left 4 Dead:- Fixed several exploits that could be used to crash servers or remote players.

An update to Team Fortress 2 has been released. The update will be applied automatically when you restart Team Fortress 2. The major changes include:Fixed an issue where players could impersonate TF2 system messages by exploiting color control codesFixed a bug where certain custom maps would not load assets correctly on LinuxFixed some crashes relating to singleplayer TF2 SDK modsFixed a memory leak on long running servers related to dynamic modelsFixed client crash related to invalid D3D texture flagFixed hearing teleporter spin sound when carried (community fix from Brandon Little)Fixed objects sometimes using the incorrect activity when being placed (community fix from Brandon Little)Improved Medi Gun heal target selection to prioritize teammate directly under crosshair when teammates are close together (community fix from wget)Improved targetid selection to replicate Medi Gun heal target selection (community fix from wget)Added missing Steam Controller inputs for loadout menus (community fix from Ashetf2)Fixed 3D HUD using the incorrect animations while holding the PASS Time ball (community fix from gidi30)Fixed network state changes for player condition vars (community fix from ficool2)Fixed sentry rockets not sending the object_deflected game event when deflected (community fix from The Fatcat)Fixed Stat Clocks not drawing correctly in UI using playermodelpanel (community fix from rabscootle)Fixed flipped initial pitch/yaw on thirdperson switch (community fix from ficool2)Fixed Short Circuit projectile offset ignoring cl_flipviewmodels (community fix from birchish)Fixed Dragon's Fury fireballs having incorrect projectile path (community fix from wget)Fixed for mismatched cl_flipviewmodels values between client and server (community fix from birchish)Fixed cloak and rage meters being mispredicted (community fix from ficool2)Fixed prediction issues with Spy watches and cloak (community fix from ficool2)Fixed Casual doors player list sometimes using wrong size (community fix from nemmy)Fixed missing alpha mask for generator_01 (community fix from BreavyTF2)Fixed BuildingRescueLevel proxy overwriting TextureScroll on Rescue Ranger oscilloscope (community fix from Voids29)Fixed Botkiller team color bugs (community fix from DiskIntegrity)Fixed Scout.NegativeVocalization04 sound not playing because of a typo in the volumeRenamed sd_marshlands to htf_marshlands (hold the flag) to accurately describe its game modeUpdated the Festivizer model for The Overdose to fix a problem with the LODsUpdated the Mann of the Hour to make the hair blend better with the hat and Scout's skinUpdated/Added some tournament medalsUpdated The Bare Necessities to fix not moving correctly while tauntingUpdated the rigging for The Headliner to fix the pocket and tie stretching during some taunts and default posesUpdated alpha channel for Hydro water texture to remove inconsistenciesUpdated the Case of the BluesUpdated rigging to fix intense stretching during taunt posesUpdated materials to look less flatUpdated the taunt prop for Taunt: HeartbreakerUpdated the materials to add ambient occlusionUpdated the phong and rim lighting to show albedo tintUpdated the materials to add more depthUpdated the model to fix missing facesUpdated the model to fix stretching on lower LODsUpdated pl_frontier_final to fix invisible func_detail water near BLU spawn (community fix from ObsoleteGuy)Updated cp_frostwatch to fix first point death pit being survivable with ÜberCharges on Stage 1Updated cp_manor_event to fix invisible func_detail water near BLU spawn (community fix from ObsoleteGuy)Updated koth_demolitionUpdated map lighting to make it more like a sunset, as well as giving it a more golden colorReplaced the models used for the capture point lights with a different one which has better collision and illuminationReworked the capture point platform to give it a stronger designReworked all the catwalks to give them a more stylized lookReworked the lighting in all the furnace rooms to make them less dark and have a more neutral lookReverted a previous change to the capture point team change steam whistleRemoved all ambient_generics near the furnaces and fire pipeReworked the soundscapes to make them more efficient and work properlyReworked the control room of the crane to give it a better designReworked some ropes from the crane to give them a better lookFixed some props fading out incorrectlyFixed ships in the 3d skybox casting shadowsFixed cubemaps missing on parts of the mapFixed reflective surfaces not having a cubemap attached to themAdded a 128x128 cubemap on the control point so it is more reflective (thanks Zythe)Improved water cubemapsRestructured the spawn platform so players spawn looking at the shortcut, and don't need to pull a U-turn to exit spawn (thanks Lizard of Oz)Improved the visuals on the spawn platform to fit the previous changeFixed a blockbullets allowing players to stand on the exterior side of the helipads (thanks Yazoo)

An update to Team Fortress 2 has been released. The update will be applied automatically when you restart Team Fortress 2. The major changes include:Added smoke effect to the Scrooge McCrocketFixed prediction error when crouch jumping (community fix from ficool2)Updated the Snow Dome Unusual effect to decrease brightness and opacity of the glass and floor texturesUpdated the Festive Fleece to fix LOD issuesUpdated the Puncher's Polar Puffer to fix some skinning issuesUpdated The Conscientious Objector to fix missing material parameters (community fix from Lindon)Updated koth_winter_ridge to fix a collision error with projectiles on the dead tree at midUpdated 2koth_abbeyFixed small gaps in doorways outside of spawnUpdated tall crates to add nobuild triggers and make it more obvious they cannot be stood onUpdated clipping in the riverFixed Snipers wearing the Razorback being immune to freezing

An update to Team Fortress 2 has been released. The update will be applied automatically when you restart Team Fortress 2. The major changes include:Happy Smissmas 2025!All players who play TF2 during the event will receive a Stuffed Stocking as a gift! Stockings contain goodies for good little Mercenaries.Featuring 6 new community maps: Nutcracker, Sidewinder, Abbey, Winter Ridge, Matterhorn, and Gavle (pronounced yeah-vleh)Added the Winter 2025 Cosmetic CaseContains 23 new community-contributed itemsThe Festivizer can be found as a bonus drop when opening the caseAdded 3 new community-contributed taunts to the Mann Co. StoreTaunt: The Critical FailTaunt: Dead Mann's DrinkTaunt: ChairholderAdded 20 new community-created Unusual effects11 new effects for Unusual hats9 new effects for Unusual tauntsAdded lots of weapons to the list that can be Festivized (community-created changes!)Added community-created Smissmas material for the beach ballAll cosmetic and taunt cases will grant Smissmas 2025 Unusual effects instead of their normal Unusual effects during the event. This does not include crates.Mann Co. Store winter sale!Smissmas runs through January 7th, 2026GeneralAdded 'No Bullets' style for The Gift BringerFixed The Accursed Apparition hiding the Scout's headphonesUpdated the Sizzling Aroma and Toxic Aroma Unusual effects to fix problems with DirectX80Updated the Backbiter's Billycock backpack icon to reflect RED team versionUpdated the El Gigante's Gunbelt to fix a problem with the LODsUpdated the Seamann's Stubble to fix an issue with the materialsUpdated/Added some tournament medalsUpdated cp_cowerhouseUpdated some custom props with further optimizationsAdded playerclip "ladder" to both trucks' rear bed to make climbing more consistent/predictableUpdated ctf_doublecross_eventFixed out of bounds bug (Thanks Dr.TwentyTwo!)Fixed a few minor visual glitchesUpdated cp_gravelpit_snowyAdded a screenshake effect to the laser gun finaleAdjusted holiday events to reduce edict countFixed model panels not encoding pose parameter values (community fix from copperpixel)Fixed Halloween spell projectiles not adjusting to flipped view models (community fix from copperpixel)Network player's handedness preference to spectators (community fix from copperpixel)Fixed Ullapool Caber explosions not counting as melee kills and ignoring damage/radius attributes (community fix from Bitl)Fixed disposable sentries playing denial sound for useful wrench hits (community fix from AJMickey)Fixed Armageddon Pyro taunt not properly cleaning up all particle systems (community fix from Churkinator)Fixed logo spinner from breaking after prolonged rotation (community fix from Horiuchi)Fixed Minigun not spinning, or spinning very slowly, outside of first-person (community fix from wget)Fixed broken view model after switching from the Medi Gun while healing someone (community fix from Vlad)Allow server admins to change powerup mode convars without forcing cheats to be enabled (community fix from Pieter Bijl)Replaced bitwise or operator in CHealthAmmoKit (community fix from CosminPerRam)Fixed MoveableSubPanel showing in Sentry targetID panel while dead (community fix from Horiuchi)Fixed tracer rounds from rifles not being affected by cl_flipviewmodels (community fix from birchish)Fixed Pyrovision nullifying other voice pitch attributes (community fix from LizardOfOz)Fixed being able to throw the Gas Passer through walls (community fix from Bakugo)Fixed IncrementAmmo removing ammo if m_iClip1 was already at Max capacity (community fix from kingofings)Added TF-specific search path tags to TF mod gameinfo (community fix from Thomas Kain)Fixed view punch not being interpolated (community fix from ficool2)Fixed disguise_on_backstab not functioning for stab targets that become ghosts (community fix from FlaminSarge)Fixed chat input using chat_party instead of chat_say_party (community fix from gaelcoral)Fixed overlapping footstep sound when in the third person view (community fix from TheNotoriousFrogposter)Ensure no buffer overflows when sscanf to char buffer (community fix from Dmitry Tsarevich)Fixed players sometimes getting stuck in team unassigned when joining a server (community fix from Bakugo)Fixed sentry gun not performing rocket fire animation when Wrangler controlled (community fix from Horiuchi)Allow impulse 101 on The Ullapool Caber (community fix from alvei)Fixed disguise kit resetting multiple times in high ping situations (community fix from nosoop)Fixed Detonator jumps not being considered self-dmg jumps (community fix from mastercoms)Fixed Detonator making world-detonation sound when attempting to fire underwater (community fix from FlaminSarge)Removed knockback-attribute-specific animation overrides for CTFScattergun (community fix from FlaminSarge)Fixed net_graph not rounding interp to nearest tick (community fix from treacherousfiend)Fixed broken class select animation for The Soda Popper (community fix from Piogre)Fixed $envmap parameter using the wrong mask for The Solemn Vow (community fix from Churkinator)Fixed barbell prop not using phong (community fix from Churkinator)Fixed the Kill-a-Watt and Terror-Watt Unusual effects sometimes stretching (community fix from Ronald_D_D)Fixed Disco Beat Down Unusual effect growing in size when viewed from large distances (community fix from Ron Friedman)Fixed MatchMakingTooltip label using the wrong alignment setting (community fix from Squid-Eevee)Fixed training mode HIT! material alpha channel (community fix from DiskIntegrity)Fixed Bear Necessities not using its normal map (community fix from Churkinator)Fixed prediction errors with modified player gravity (community fix from ficool2)Fixed render box of tf_flame_manager using wrong vectors (community fix from by Hamn)Updated the Energy Orb Unusual effect (community fix from Cipherlock)Fixed particles being orphaned Fixed Medi Gun view model using the third-person particles