Groove remembered how he came up with the names of positions on maps in CS in the 2000s

TDK's Counter-Strike 2 coach Konstantin Groove Pikiner said that he gave names for many positions on the maps. According to the former professional player, he developed a system with numbers in 2002. He wrote about this in the comments under the video on Instagram*.

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the very first points in the CIS were invented by me at the beginning of 2002, in this version the name c58 was not on the data, it appeared several years later, but I don’t know who introduced it, to be honest it just so happened that one of the first steps of my professional career was the creation of points on all maps. It was the beginning of 2002 and the teams had few names. I developed a system where each card had 15-20 numerical names, there were classic names, and for the first time in the world the concepts B1, B2, B3 and so on appeared. It was from that system that Nine was born on nuke, 20, 15 and B1 B2 on inferno, and so on. This was the time of the formation of ks’a. Cool time when the foundation of tactical counter-strike was created

Groove played as a professional player from 2003 to 2009. Together with Virtus.pro, the ex-esportsman became the champion of many tournaments, including Arbalet Cup CIS 2004, ACON5 and ASUS Open Winter 2008. Later, Pikiner became a coach - together with Gambit Esports he won IEM Katowice 2021, IEM Dallas 2022 and other events.

*The social network Instagram belongs to the Meta company, which is recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation