The new de_edin map based on the Scottish capital Edinburgh has aroused great interest among Steam users. The map, which reflects the historical atmosphere of this city, has become available for the competitive mode in Counter-Strike 2.

Map features:

• This is a 5v5 map for the competitive mode, where the goal is to defuse the bomb.
• The map takes place in a historic Scottish city, and players from the SAS side have to protect cultural heritage from terrorist attacks.

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Developers and player comments:

Steam players are already actively discussing the new map, expressing their impressions. Some are delighted with the detail and realism, noting that it reminds them of the real Edinburgh. Others joke that even in the game they hint at going outside, referring to the signature on one of the signs of the Touch Grass shop.

User comments:

• One player noted: “I miss Scotland so much, this is f***ing epic”, emphasizing his nostalgia for the country.
• Another user added: "Awesome map! I absolutely adore the aesthetic."
• A Casio user even launched a server for the map in Edinburgh, temporarily making it available for online play.
• An Akatsu player summed it up by adding a simple but expressive comment: “Very good.”

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Players are already recommending this map for official addition to the game and continue to discuss its potential for competitive matches.

More details:

• The de_edin map has become one of the most discussed in the community, especially among those who appreciate realistic maps with historical and cultural elements.
• Themap is designed as a competitive defusal map for 5v5 mode. On it, players will fight in narrow streets, traditional British houses, and even visit a hotel in the city center.
• One of the most notable elements of the map is a building with a “Touch Grass” sign, which caused a wave of jokes among players.
• Players also note the excellent detailing of the architecture and the atmosphere of the city, which accurately reflects the atmosphere of the Scottish capital.

Thanks to the great support and positive feedback from the community, there is a high probability that this map may become part of the official map pool for the competition.

Source: Steam Workshop