The most accurate CSGO callouts including Ancient! Get to know all the spots in Counter-Strike - from firebox on Mirage to cubby on Inferno.
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The most accurate CSGO callouts including Ancient! Get to know all the spots in Counter-Strike - from firebox on Mirage to cubby on Inferno.
We mainly do that through the Simple Radar, a free in-game mod that helps you get callouts ingame! Simple Radar helps experienced players, but we also wanted to do something for new or returning CS:GO players.
Did you ever end up in a situation where you hold a spot, but you're not quite sure what it's called? Or maybe you get into a Vertigo match for the first time ever?
Yes, we've all been there.
That's why we have created all the Callouts on their specific maps, which you can both download, and scroll down to right here. Never again will you forget what that spot on the A-side of Mirage is called.
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Inferno is one of the most iconic Counter-Strike maps, and also one of the most played in CS:GO Matchmaking, so if you are looking to rank up and maybe become Global Elite one day, learning the Inferno Callouts is a must.
Here's a quick quiz before you look at the map to see how well you know it (answers are below the image):
Inferno CS:GO callouts from Simple Radar
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If you play CS:GO matchmaking, chances are you've played de_mirage A LOT. It's the most played map in Counter-Strike, probably because of it's vibrant colours and its easy to remember design. It is also a map that is easy to rotate on, thus it's important to be quick and precise in your callouts. For example you don't want to get connector and catwalk mixed up.
Here's a quick quiz before you look at the map to see how well you know it (answers are below the image):
Mirage CS:GO callouts from SimpleRadar
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There are probably not many maps in all of gaming, that has been played to the extent that de_dust2 has. While the map layout is roughly the same as in 2001, there has been added new things to it, so if you're new to CS:GO or returning to the game after a break, make sure to check the callouts.
Here's a quick quiz before you look at the map to see how well you know it (answers are below the image):
Dust2 CS:GO callouts from SimpleRadar
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It is notoriously difficult to discern footsteps and sounds on de_nuke, so callouts become twice as important when it comes to telling exactly where the opponents are. Add to that the complexity of two different levels, and you got yourself quite a hassle.
But don't sweat it, Simple Radar got your back with the call-outs for this legendary Counter-Strike map.
Here's a quick quiz before you look at the map to see how well you know it (answers are below the image):
Nuke Upper CS:GO callouts from SimpleRadar
Nuke Lower CS:GO callouts from SimpleRadar
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If you don't know de_overpass, it's about high time you get working on your callouts for it. It's one of the staple Match Making maps and played extensively in pro games.
It was also the stage of one of the most incredible pro gaming incidents ever, when Fnatic pulled off the infamous olofboost against LDLC at DreamHack Winter 2014.
Here's a quick quiz before you look at the map to see how well you know it (answers are below the image):
Overpass CS:GO callouts from SimpleRadar
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As one of the most iconic maps, callouts on de_train haven't changed a lot over the years, but changes to the map in CS:GO also reflects on the callouts, many of which are unique to the current version.
Here's a quick quiz before you look at the map to see how well you know it (answers are below the image):
Train CS:GO callouts from SimpleRadar
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The latest edition to the CS:GO professional map pool is de_vertigo and if you're not part of the "Vertigang" yet, learning these Simple Radar callouts for the map is a good first step in that direction.
Vertigo is an old map in Counter-Strike, but has been rebuilt in Global Offensive, which means you have to re-learn the entire map.
Here's a quick quiz before you look at the map to see how well you know it (answers are below the image):
Vertigo Upper CS:GO callouts from SimpleRadar
Vertigo Lower CS:GO callouts from SimpleRadar
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