Nuke - Revision history

CSWikiAdmin: Bot: enhance Nuke with screenshots, callouts, strategy, utility, history

2026-02-24T14:36:24Z

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-'''Nuke''' is the only competitive map with vertically stacked bombsites, set in a nuclear power facility.
 == Overview ==
-Nuke's defining feature is its vertical layout — A site is directly above B site. This creates unique rotation dynamics where sound and positioning on multiple levels matter greatly.
+Nuke is a unique Counter-Strike 2 map set in a nuclear power facility, featuring a distinctive vertical layout with two bombsites stacked on top of each other. Bombsite A sits on the upper floor (Roof/Heaven area) while Bombsite B is directly below on the lower floor (Reactor). This vertical design creates gameplay unlike any other map in the competitive pool, requiring teams to think in three dimensions.
-== Key Areas ==
+The 2016 remake was one of the most dramatic map reworks in Counter-Strike history, adding the Silo boost, adjusting Outside geometry, and completely redesigning the interior spaces. In CS2, Nuke received further Source 2 enhancements while maintaining the post-2016 layout that professional teams had grown accustomed to.
-== Meta ==
+== Trivia ==
-Nuke is heavily CT-sided due to narrow entry points and strong defender positions. T-side rounds often require creative strategies and coordinated executes.
+* Nuke is the only competitive map with bombsites stacked vertically, requiring players to think about positioning in three dimensions.
 [[Category:Maps]]

FragMaster: Create Nuke map page

2026-02-23T13:45:54Z

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-{{DISPLAYTITLE:Nuke}}
+{{Infobox map
-'''Nuke''' is a bomb defusal map in [[Counter-Strike 2]] set in a nuclear power plant. It is unique among competitive maps for its vertically stacked bombsites, with the A bombsite located directly above the B bombsite, creating complex three-dimensional gameplay.
+|name=Nuke
 == Overview ==
-Nuke is the most teamwork-dependent map in the competitive pool. Its unique vertical layout means CTs can rotate extremely quickly between sites, while Terrorists must coordinate carefully to execute site takes. The map is heavily CT-sided in most metas, with teams often needing a strong T-side economy and utility usage to succeed.
+Nuke's defining feature is its vertical layout — A site is directly above B site. This creates unique rotation dynamics where sound and positioning on multiple levels matter greatly.
-=== T-Side Strategy ===
+== Key Areas ==
-* '''Outside control''' forces CT rotations and opens up A site attacks from multiple angles
+* '''Outside''' — Large open area with the iconic silo. T-side access to both sites
-* '''Ramp pushes''' to B site require heavy utility to clear defensive positions
+* '''Ramp''' — Underground path to B site
-* '''Vent drops''' from A site to B site allow mid-round rotations
+* '''Heaven''' — Elevated position overlooking A site
-* '''Faking''' is essential to pull CT utility before committing to a site
+* '''Secret''' — Flanking route from outside to B site
-=== CT-Side Strategy ===
+== Meta ==
-* '''Quick rotations''' between the stacked sites are the primary defensive advantage
+Nuke is heavily CT-sided due to narrow entry points and strong defender positions. T-side rounds often require creative strategies and coordinated executes.
 [[Category:Maps]]

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-{{Infobox map
+{{DISPLAYTITLE:Nuke}}
-|name=Nuke
+'''Nuke''' is a bomb defusal map in [[Counter-Strike 2]] set in a nuclear power plant. It is unique among competitive maps for its vertically stacked bombsites, with the A bombsite located directly above the B bombsite, creating complex three-dimensional gameplay.
-'''Nuke''' is the only competitive map with vertically stacked bombsites, set in a nuclear power facility.
+== Overview ==
-== Overview ==
+== Competitive Meta ==
-Nuke's defining feature is its vertical layout — A site is directly above B site. This creates unique rotation dynamics where sound and positioning on multiple levels matter greatly.
+Nuke is traditionally the '''most CT-sided map''' in the pool. CTs can rotate between the stacked bombsites in seconds, making it extremely difficult for Terrorists to execute against organized defenses.
-== Key Areas ==
+=== T-Side Strategy ===
-* '''Outside''' — Large open area with the iconic silo. T-side access to both sites
+* '''Outside control''' forces CT rotations and opens up A site attacks from multiple angles
-* '''Ramp''' — Underground path to B site
+* '''Ramp pushes''' to B site require heavy utility to clear defensive positions
-* '''Heaven''' — Elevated position overlooking A site
+* '''Vent drops''' from A site to B site allow mid-round rotations
-* '''Secret''' — Flanking route from outside to B site
+* '''Faking''' is essential to pull CT utility before committing to a site
-== Meta ==
+=== CT-Side Strategy ===
-Nuke is heavily CT-sided due to narrow entry points and strong defender positions. T-side rounds often require creative strategies and coordinated executes.
+* '''Quick rotations''' between the stacked sites are the primary defensive advantage
 [[Category:Maps]]

SilverElite: Create Nuke map page

2026-02-19T16:30:37Z

Create Nuke map page

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{{Infobox map
|name=Nuke
|code=de_nuke
|location=United States
|type=Bomb Defusal
|pool=Active Duty
|sided=CT-sided
}}

'''Nuke''' is the only competitive map with vertically stacked bombsites, set in a nuclear power facility.

== Overview ==
Nuke's defining feature is its vertical layout — A site is directly above B site. This creates unique rotation dynamics where sound and positioning on multiple levels matter greatly.

== Key Areas ==
* '''Outside''' — Large open area with the iconic silo. T-side access to both sites
* '''Ramp''' — Underground path to B site
* '''Heaven''' — Elevated position overlooking A site
* '''Secret''' — Flanking route from outside to B site

== Meta ==
Nuke is heavily CT-sided due to narrow entry points and strong defender positions. T-side rounds often require creative strategies and coordinated executes.

[[Category:Active_Duty]]
[[Category:Maps]]