The nuclear-themed map Nuke in CS2 features a complex two-tiered design that demands precise communication and strategic coordination. Here's a comprehensive breakdown of all critical callouts:

CT-Spawn and A Plant Area:

• Hell: Lower area under Nine
• Heaven: Elevated position above A plant
• Lockers: Room connecting main entrance to Nine stairs
• Main: Direct access to A plant from street
• Vent: Shaft connecting A plant to lower level
• Tetris: Small box formation on A plant
• Mustang: Notable position on A plant upper level
• Rafters: Elevated slope on A plant
• Hut: Small room for A plant attacks

T-Spawn and Outside Area:

• T Roof: Accessible rooftop from spawn and lobby
• Silo: Tall pipe next to roof
• T Red: Position near red box on street
• Outside: Area surrounding central atomic block
• Secret: Stairwell to lower B site
• Garage: Large area near secret entrance
• Blue: Position near blue box on street
• Small Box: Cover near main entrance
• CT Box: Container used by CT snipers

Lobby and Ramp:

• Turn Pike: Path from main to ramp
• Stack: Crates at ramp corner
• Boost: Elevation spot near tunnel exit
• Big Box: Cover box before B ramp
• Ramp: Main descent to B plant
• HS (Headshot): Sniper box at ramp rear
• Squeaky: Small area near lobby
• Radio: Room connecting lobby to ramp
• Trophy: Area after radio corner
• Control: Final room before ramp

B Cross and B Plant:

• Tunnels: Corridors after Secret descent
• Vents: Shaft connecting A plant to tunnels
• BackVents: Left passage to decon
• Decon: Room with door to B plant
• Doors: Tunnel-side entrance
• Window: Glass room above doors
• Dark: Hidden corner spot
• Toxic: C4 plant area in upper left
• B Default Plant: Standard plant spot behind reactor
• Bottom Ramp: Dual B plant exits

Understanding these callouts is essential for effective team communication and strategic execution on Nuke. Master these positions to enhance your gameplay and coordination in both attack and defense scenarios.

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