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On Cache we discovered a solo boost in mid for the attacking side

Players have the opportunity to climb to the “boost” on the Cache map in CS2 without the help of teammates. To get into position, you need to jump from the barrel while looking at the “boost” window. An invisible pixel was discovered...

ColdMath EditorialJuly 24, 20263 min read
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Players have the opportunity to climb to the “boost” on the Cache map in CS2 without the help of teammates. To get into position, you need to jump from the barrel while looking at the “boost” window. The invisible pixel was discovered by users of the reddit portal.

At the time of publication, Valve had not removed the self-boost feature. Users asked the developers not to fix the bug - according to them, the invisible pixel helps to spend much less time taking a position.

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