Innovations and adaptations are an integral part of eSports, and this is especially evident when it comes to the map pool in such an iconic game as Counter-Strike 2. Recently, renowned CS2 analyst and enthusiast, Thour, proposed a number of changes to the current map pool that could dramatically change the way teams approach strategy and match preparation.

Thour recommends replacing the four existing maps with others that he believes better suit the dynamics and tactics required in today's esports landscape. His tweet has generated considerable interest and discussion in the community:

• dust2 should be replaced by cache,
• mirage to train,
• vertigo to cobblestone,
• anubis to tuscan.

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Each of these changes has the potential to update tactical diversity and offer new challenges for teams. For example, cache and train have long proven to be cards that require in-depth strategic planning and teamwork. At the same time, cobble and tuscan can bring elements of nostalgia and novelty, which will force players to adapt and develop new approaches to the game.

Such changes could have a significant impact on the professional CS2 scene, as teams will not only have to rethink their current strategies, but also quickly adapt to the new competition conditions. This could also renew interest in the game among viewers who want to see variety and dynamism in the competition.

These changes are not yet official, but if implemented, they could open a new chapter in the evolution of Counter-Strike 2, enriching the game with new strategic options and increasing its appeal to viewers and players around the world.

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