Counter-Strike 2 Players Discover “Game-Breaking” Wallbangs on Reintroduced Nuke Map

Counter-Strike two players have found several “game-breaking” wall-bang positions on the recently reintroduced Nuke map. On June 30, 2023, Counter-Strike 2 received a fresh patch that brought back two levels, Nuke and Office, and added some new material, like as a Casual game mode.

Remembering that Nuke and Office are Upgrade maps is crucial because it signifies that they have undergone only minor tweaks to the lighting and textures, instead of undergoing a complete rebuild. CS2 players have found certain “game-breaking” wall-bang areas on the recently introduced map. Thus, Valve will have to pay at least a bit more attention to Nuke.

A Counter-Strike two-player highlights the well-being spots on Nuke

In a YouTube video titled “CS2 Nuke is Paper Thin,” Counter-Strike content creator and streamer Austincs highlighted many distinct areas they and other player Loagurt discovered where players might benefit from some devastating wall bangs.

Unknown to some, “well-being” is when a player in a game fires through a wall and kills an opposing player on the other side without ever having to see them. “Right now, CS2 has some pretty game-breaking wall bangs, and if I showed you this right here, you’d probably be a little concerned,” Austincs said in the introduction to his film. During this footage, the streamer shot a Scar-20 into a door frame on Nuke, and the projectile made it through a wall and into Trophy Room.

In the live stream event, Nuke from Counter-Strike 2 was described as “basically 1.6 at this point.” Fans of Counter-Strike will be aware that version 1.6 was the most recent iteration of the game, which was infamous for how simple it was to well-being at almost every level. Austincs pointed out several locations where sniper bullets may pass through up to five walls using an AWP. Even weapons like the Negev can be spammed over walls to pelt gamers entering doors without thinking. The film by the CS2 content provider highlights several locations, so players curious about more should watch the entire thing. However, given the current condition of Nuke’s wall bangs, Valve may need to take a closer look at this shortly.