Nuke Top Down Overview (Click for full size) Also, both bomb sites are inside so that’s where all the action ended up happening in the end. The outside is very open but as soon as you go inside which is over half the map it’s all close quarters. Nuke is one of the most heavily one-sided maps in competitive at the moment with 60% of rounds won by the Counter Terrorists. It was originally made in 1999 for the original Counter Strike. It was originally set in Germany however with the latest overhaul it is now set somewhere in America. Nuke has had some major changes over years and was removed from the competitive map pool from March 2015 to February 2016 where it came back with a major overhaul and color theme change. These maps listed here though are all in the game right now and can be played in the competitive game mode.

Valve likes to swap around which maps you can play in competitive match making and has taken out some great close combat maps like Assault.

Bomb site A is wide open with long while bomb site B is closed off with a lot of cover. The easiest example of this is if you look at the bomb sites on Dust 2. The official CSGO maps usually are split into two sections, one with long ranged combat while the other is close combat. Some players are really good at close ranged combat so playing competitive games that have more of a focus on close combat will help them rank up higher. There is nothing like being able to get up close to another player in Counter Strike: Global Offensive and shooting them.

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