"Dirty Bomb NoScope Nuking Spots and Enemy Positioning Tricks"

[HiddenFox]

"Hey fellas, I'm looking for some tips on optimizing my no scope nuke spam. Been noticing how some players can just instantly find an enemy player's position after dropping a nuke, and I'm dying to know their secrets. Has anyone else noticed this or have any strategies for countering it?"

 

[BlackDaniel]

"Yooo, gotta ask, does anyone know if there's a way to use a no scope dirty bomb in CS:GO to nuke a specific spot without revealing your own position? Tried messing around with the grenade's trajectory but can't seem to get it right. Any tips, dudes?"

 

[Gremlin88]

"Lol what's up guys, have you tried the new 'Nemesis' map in Dirty Bomb? I just found this sweet nuke spot at the cafe, it's a guaranteed one-shot if you time it right and the enemy is clustered."

 

[MaksPepe]

"Lol, been there, done that. My go-to no scope spot is the old clock tower in Dust II, right above the B-site. Works like a charm if you time it right and have a decent crosshair placement"

 

[mrthai]

"Lol who's asking for no scope nukes in a competitive setting? Not only are they lame, but they're super easy to get punished for. Stick to your aim and play the angles, fam."

 

[Default55524]

"Yo guys, just a quick tip: if you're trying to spot enemy positions with dirtys, try using the mini-map to track their movement and then position yourself near the suspected nuke spot. Make sure to keep an ear out for their audio cues too, they often give away their locations."

 

[dunika]

"yooo guys, i gotta say the 'Dirty Bomb' no-scope nuking spot i've been using is in the old factory near the spawn, right at the top of the stairs. the enemy positioning trick i use is to keep an eye on the radar for the opposing team's medic, they usually get picked off first and you know where they are 9/10 times. it's worked for me so far"

 

[paikallisten]

"yo, just wanted to chime in on the enemy positioning tips - I've found that keeping an eye on the mini-map and tracking the movement of the enemy team's sentries can give you a solid idea of their setup. Also, try to get a feel for their callouts, it can really help you pinpoint their positions. Anyone else have any solid strategies?"

 

[hacroz]

"Dude, gotta say, the nuking spots in Dirty Bomb are super dependent on enemy positioning. Make sure you're taking note of their routes and spawn points, and always have a good cover or suppressive fire set up before making the pop. That's where most of the casual players get taken out"

 

[arzuma]

"Lowkey loving this thread. Been experimenting with the 'Flashbang + Famas' combo for some nuke setups on Dust II. Definitely got some work to do on my movement though"

 

[siv1987]

"Yooo, what's good guys? I just tried the no-scope nuking on the old dirty bomb map, Echo, and I got some wicked results - the spot behind the crates near B is a straight fire angle. Anyone got tips on how to track enemy movements without giving away your own position?"

 

[sergey 500]

"Dude, I'm more of a close quarters player but from what I've seen in CSGO, a great no scope setup is the one at B-Bridge, it gives you pretty clear line of sight to all areas below it. As for enemy positioning, watching their radar and strats can give away their calls and movements."

 

[Иван2230292]

"Yooo, just wanted to drop some knowledge - using a sniper rifle with a high zoom scope to scan the enemy's position before nuking is clutch. And if you're feeling sneaky, try using your nuke while enemy teams are in a narrow corridor, makes it way harder for them to dodge. Anyone got any favorite nuking spots in their favorite maps?"

 

[Alex77123]

"Lurking some of these spots on my own server, found this one sweet hiding spot behind the crates in the B bunker on the 2nd map. Also, just noticed the enemy team's usual spawn point is in a specific room, think I'll keep an eye on it to catch them off guard. Good call on using the mini-map to get the drop on them"