Train callouts in CS2 (CSGO)

This guide shows the callouts of the Train Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) map. Mastering Train in CS2 requires understanding callouts for effective navigation and strategy in gameplay. This applies to both attacking and defending.

Train callouts table

Callout name and description are listed in the following table:

Callout	Description
T Spawn	Starting point for Terrorists, located in the upper left of the map.
A Main	Primary Terrorist entry to A Site, facing Blue Train.
T Stairs	Stairway near T Spawn, leading to B Halls and B Site.
Brown Halls	Corridor linking B Halls with T Spawn and T Stairs.
Showers	Above T Connector/A Main, parallel to Brown Halls.
Popdog	Ladder room near B Halls, descending to A Yard by E Box.
B Halls	Area behind B Site for Terrorist setups, leading to Lower/Upper.
B Ramp	Lower entrance to B Site from B Halls.
Upper B	Elevated entry to B Site, further from T Spawn than Lower.
Ladder	Next to Upper B exit, descending to Catwalk.
Spools	B Site feature opposite bomb train for strategic positioning.
Catwalk	Path from Upper B to B Site through an archway.
Headshot	End of Catwalk on Upper B with a crouching spot behind a Spool.
Bomb Train (B)	Central train on B Site for bomb placement.
White	White train at B Site, outside Lower B/B Ramp.
Yellow	Yellow train behind Bomb Train on B Site.
Red (B)	Red train adjacent to Z Connector on B Site.
Oil	Black oil train next to Headshot/Catwalk on B Site.
Sidewalk	Path from Lower B/B Ramp to Z Connector.
Z Connector	Link between A and B Sites.
CT Spawn	Counter-Terrorists' starting area, near back of B Site.
Back Site (B)	Area behind Oil and Red trains at B Site, near CT Spawn.
CT Stairs	Stairs from CT Spawn towards Ivy.
Old Bomb	Train near CT Spawn, connecting CT Stairs with A Site.
A1	Alley between Old Bomb and wall, near CT Spawn.
A2	Alley between Old Bomb and wall, near Ivy.
A3	Alley from Ivy to A Site/CT Tunnel.
CT Tunnel	Offices between Ivy, CT Stairs, and A Site.
Ivy	Connector from Alley to A3, leading to A Site.
Dumpster	Object outside Ivy, used for cover or elevation.
Alley	Long path from T Spawn to Ivy.
Olof	Cubby by Blue Train, facing A Main/T Con.
Sandwich	Gap between Blue and Green trains at A Site.
Hell	Cubby by Green Train, facing Ivy.
Red (A)	Red Train on A Site, near Bomb Train.
Blue	Blue Train at A Site, outside A Main/T Con.
Green	Green Train at A Site, outside Ivy/A3.
E Box	Electric box between Popdog and A Bomb Train.
Bomb Train (A)	Bomb Train on A Site, near Z Connector.
Heaven	Elevated position above A Site, accessible by ladder.
Cubby	Alcove at A Site, with ladder to Heaven.
Pigeons	Area between Ivy and Alley.
Camera	Wall on A Site between A3 and A2.
Kitchen	Area between T Stairs and Showers.
Summit	Space between Bomb Train and White on B Site.

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Most famous Train callouts

Top 10 CS2 callouts in Train map:

Popdog: A crucial point for controlling A Yard. It's the ladder room just before B Halls. Players use it for quick access to A Site or to flank enemies.
Ivy: A long, narrow corridor that's essential for map control. Controlling Ivy can cut off rotations and provide a strong position for attacking A Site.
B Halls: The staging area for Terrorists before attacking B Site. It's vital for setting up smokes and executes onto B.
E Box: Located between Popdog and the A Bomb Train, it's a pivotal spot for defending A Site from Terrorist pushes.
Hell: Next to the Green Train, facing Ivy. It's a key position for defending A Site, offering viewlines to multiple attack paths.
Z Connector: The main rotation path between A and B Sites. Control here is vital for map dominance.
Upper B: The higher entrance to B Site. Its elevation gives a strategic advantage for overseeing and controlling B Site.
T Connector/A Main: The main route for Terrorists into A Site. It's often heavily contested and crucial for site takes.
CT Spawn: The Counter-Terrorists' starting point. It's important for B Site retakes and controlling rotations to A Site.
Sidewalk: Running from Lower B/B Ramp to Z Connector, this area is key for B Site defenses and rotations.

Gabriele from Clash.gg, a seasoned CS2 player, emphasized the importance of mastering these callouts. "Understanding these areas transforms your gameplay. It's not just about shooting skills; it’s about strategic positioning and team communication," he said.

Train callouts in CS2 (CSGO)

Train callouts table

Most famous Train callouts

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