The dust2 map should be the most famous map in CS:GO. If you want to get more victories in this map, it is very important to understand callouts dust 2. Remember that callouts dust 2 can make you and your teammates better. Communication, it is not easy for many players to remember these callouts, the following editor divides callouts dust 2 into three parts to introduce,
Hoping to help everyone remember csgo callouts dust 2 faster.
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Dust 2 A Site Callouts
A Short
A Short is the area connecting mid and A bombsite, where Counter-Strike spawns .
Short Stairs
set of Short Stairs connecting the Catwalk to A Short .
Long Doors
Long Doors is a double door. Terrorists enter the entrance of Site A. Counter-Strike can compete for this position from A long and long corner .
A Long
A Long is the area directly connecting Long Doors and A Site . It is a narrow area . There is almost no cover when passing through this area , so smoke can be used to block the line of sight.
Long Corner
Long Corne is a corner near A Long where Counter-Strikes can use their rifles to take on Long Doors enemies.
Crate
crate is a large blue crate that can be seen directly across from the Long Doors entrance , where the Counter-Strike can hide .
Pit
Pit is a downward sloping area where you can stay when entering A Long from the Long Doors.
Side Pit
Side Pit is the Callouts on the left side of Side Pit , which is the area between Long Doors and Pit, where terrorists can monitor lurkers through Long Doors .
Pit Plat
Pit Plat is the Callouts in the area on the right side of the Pit , where you can directly see the factory area .
A Cross
A Cross is the intersection area between A long , A site , and CT Spawn , and this area can be seen from multiple angles.
A Car
A Car is a car to the right of the A long, which is a common position when defending A shorts and A longs .
Elevator
The Elevator is a corner near CT Spawn , which is a common location for Counter-Strike to recapture A site and reach the platform .
Platform
Platform is a platform on A site , which is the area between the bomb site and A short .
Short Boost
This is a set of boxes outside the CT Spawn on the A side that Counter-Strike can use to instantly reach the A short .
Default
Default is a common plant spot on A site , located on the edge of the raised platform, which can provide sightlines from multiple angles .
A Ramp
the sloped area connecting A Site to A Long .
Barrels
group of barrels at the corner of the A ramp provides good cover.
Goose
goose graffiti on the wall behind A Site and Barrels , a common AWP player location and a hideout for A short players .
Ninja
Ninja is a hidden hole behind a bunch of boxes near A short , and is a good hideout for Counter-Strike .
B Site Dust 2 Callouts
B Doors
B Doors are the set of doors that separate the B Site from the CT spawn , where Counter-Strike can get a good look at where the Tunnels are located.
Tunnels
Tunnels is the main entrance connecting T-spawn and B Site , and it is a relatively large area .
Close
Close is the left corner when the player leaves Tunnels and enters B Site , this area is a good ambush location.
Fence
The Fence is another cheeky place, a bit far from close. This is called a fence because it’s actually a fenced area. The players in the B tunnel are invisible and can only be seen after entering the site.
B Car
Like the A site , there is a vehicle on the B site , which is located on the right side of the tunnel and can be used as a defensive position for the Counter-Strike .
Closet
Closet is the corner next to the B Car , which is a location that both parties can use to hide.
B Platform
B Platform is the platform near the planting area of the B site , which can be seen from the entrance of the tunnel .
Back Plat
Back Plat is B The part behind the Platform is also an excellent hiding place for both parties .
Default
Default is located next to the brick wall under the B window, suitable for placing bombs.
B window
The B window is a window on the brick wall leading to CT Mid , at the corner of the B site .
Double stack
Double stack is two chests stacked on top of each other on the B site .
Big Box
Big Box is a crate directly in front of the platform and the B site .
Scaffolding
Scaffolding is the area behind the B window, which is also a common hiding place.
B Boxes
B Boxes are a set of boxes outside the B Doors where players can wait for opponents moving from B Site to CT Mid .
Dust 2 Mid Callouts
Mid
Mid is the middle part of the csgo callouts dust 2 map , which distinguishes the passage between CT Mid and T Spawn. This is a relatively large area , from Mid Doors to Top Mid.
T-spawn
T-spawn is the spawn point for terrorists .
Suicide
Suicide is the area directly in front of the T -spawn ‘s window s , and Counter-Strike has been monitoring this location .
Middle Doors
Mid Doors are a set of doors located in the Mid that give an excellent angle to Counter-Strike .
Top Mid
Top Mid is the upper area of Mid Doors , connecting Suicide, Mid, Catwalk and Outside Long.
Right Side Mid
Right Side Mid is located on the other side of Top Mid, which can usually be used as a hiding point when throwing smoke .
Pole/Palm
Pole /Palm is pointing to the upper edge of the runway, there was a palm tree here in the early days of the Dust 2 map , it is also called Pole now because there is a Pole here now.
xbox
Xbox is a giant box near the door that can be used to enter Mid from the Lower Tunnels .
Catwalk
Catwalk connects Top Mid to A Short as well as A Site, enemies at the door can see you walking through this area.
Lower Tunnels
Another part of the Lower Tunnels, connected to the mid, leads directly to the upper tunnels .
CT Mid
CT Mid is the open area between CT Spawn and B Site .
CT Spawn
CT Spawn is where Counter-Strike spawns , is located directly below A short and can only be accessed via Mid.
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