Counter Strike: 2. Mirage

1. Ryan_Gusling is a skilled AK-47 player, a master of grenades, and has good reflexes.
2. Fuflonik is a noob, he downloaded the game today and doesn't know how to play. Armor is for noobs.
3. Tvoy_otshim is a toxic player, a pro at sniper rifles, who constantly buys Deagle and AWP when he has money.
4. Nevka is a good SMG player and camper.
5. Taskik is not a skilled player at all, he prefers to hold down with a machine gun.
6. Tritatushki - A toxic player, a bunny hopper, who stocks up mainly on grenades and throws them at the enemy while jumping.
7. Stuck_in_the_Chair - A professional player, a pro at assault rifles, constantly blames his teammates if they lose.
8. Davalka_Master is a professional shotgun player who tries to get behind the enemy.
9. Roguelike - a non-skilled player who tries to plant a bomb at least once per game, only uses pistols and doesn't buy armor, and thinks he's not a noob.

MID is probably the most spacious open area on the Mirage map in CS:GO. It's where most of the fighting takes place.

Zone A and Zone B are bomb planting sites.

T-spawn is the starting position for terrorists on the Mirage map in CS:GO.

The downside is the terrorists' entry into Zone A. This position on Mirage is often covered in thick smoke, and special forces keep a close eye on it.

Zero is a large area between the Minus and T-spawn positions.

The greenery is an excellent point for attacking law enforcement officers from behind.

The roof is a place where terrorists often wait to infiltrate Site A.

Carpet is a position near Site A used to provide cover for allies.

The Pillars are a large structure near Zone A where terrorists frequently pass, so special forces often set up ambushes here.

A balcony is an elevated position for firing.

Tron or Tetris are the boxes behind which terrorists hide after entering Zone A, and special forces lie in wait for their enemies here.

Between is a seat on the Mirage with a full view of Zone A and the balcony.

The ladder is a point that allows you to observe Zone A from above.

Firebox - a shelter where you can hide after planting a bomb in Site A.

The Rat is a small, secluded area in Site A that terrorists must check before attacking.

Delpan is a popular counter-terrorist position, controlling the exits from the Palace and the pits.

Ticket is a structure on the special forces' route to Site A, where they can jump and peer through the smoke. It's an effective spot for snipers.

Cigarette is a point between Delpan and Zone A.

Roban is a position in Zone A.

Trash is a great place for stealth and cover.

City is the starting zone for special forces.

Jungle or Helpa is a position near the Connector where special forces often set up ambushes.

The Jumper or Connector is the route used by terrorists to access Site A and by special forces to protect the short and MID.

Vent - a hole often used by CT to navigate into the MID.

The Sniper's Nest is a large window through which snipers from both teams can observe the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Temka is a room connecting the "Street" with the "Jungle" or "Sniper's Nest".

Short is an underground passage between the apartments and MID.

Promotion is a position used to assist allies.

Chair or Sotka - a place on the MID for window and short control.

Top MID - A spacious area that serves as the entrance to the MID for the attacking side.

The Box is a secure entry point into the MID for the attacking team, containing a cart and boxes.

Default or Plenta are bomb placement areas marked with the letters A and B.

The Parapet is a wide strip in the MID used by terrorists to access Site B.

Short - transition to Zone B via the podium.

Angle - position from the middle of MID to Zone B.

Arches is the point between Zone B and Short.

Market or Shop is a building on the way from the City to Zone B.

The window is a point that allows you to view the area from the store to Zone B.

The door is an opening through which special forces can enter Zone B from the store.

The safe corner is the closest pole in Zone B to the market doors.

The Bench is a position in the center of the MID that provides protection when moving from Zone A to the Top MID.

Car (Van) - a position in Zone B that allows access to the apartments.

The Apartments are a long corridor from which terrorists often attack Site B.

The kitchen is located next to the apartment with a small window.

A corridor is a structure that connects apartments and a house.

Boost or under the window - a position that allows you to boost an ally into a window.

TV is a monitor in the house.

The basket is an intermediate place between the MID and T-spawn.

Ramp - entrance from T-spawn to the apartments.

The Box is a strategic position in Site B that helps the attackers protect the bomb.

The house is the place through which attackers enter the apartments.

The pit is the exit for terrorists to point A.

During the game, team players can message each other and communicate, discussing strategy, while enemies cannot hear them.
When a player is killed, they are transported to the spectator zone, where players from different teams can communicate freely. A spectator playing on the terrorist side sees a counter-terrorist approaching their surviving teammate from behind. The spectator starts shouting "Turn around!", and the terrorist is eventually killed anyway. Spectators cannot communicate with the surviving players except at the end of the round.

Players for the Spetsnaz team:

1. Dxxxxt is a skilled player, specializes in assault rifles, throws grenades accurately, and often comes from the side.
2. Mamkin_Nagibator – an average-skilled player, often sitting at a bombsite, waiting for the enemy in the corner. Uses submachine guns. Toxic.
3. Short_Nigg – maybe weak in skill, but a damn cheater. He uses enemy highlighting and aimbots. He makes fun of those who take offense.
4. Tyler Durden is a skilled player, specializes in assault rifles, always throws a flashbang in front of him, is a master of bunny-hopping, and throws grenades accurately. He swears a lot.
5. Shokoladni_pidik – a weak player, tries to use all weapons but rarely succeeds. Always the first to fail. Toxic.
6. Dexter is a skilled player and a master of sniper rifles. He's a good headshotter and a camper.
7. Steel_Balls - A skilled player, good with submachine guns, often yells at others if they lose. Toxic towards the enemy.

Tap - This is the opposite of the words "clamp/spray." It refers to single shots fired from a weapon.

Tab - This is called the window for statistics of kills, deaths, assists, etc., and is opened by default by the ''Tab'' button.

Peak - This word has two meanings.
Meaning 1: A sharp and sudden exit from behind a wall.

Meaning 2: Selecting cards for the game. In other games, it can mean selecting characters for the game.

Scatter - Throwing grenades at a specific point along a specific trajectory, while standing in a specific place and aiming at a specific place.

Dopa - Short for ''Extra Rounds''.

Bunny Hop / Bunny Hop - This is a technique of moving around the map in the form of a series of jumps that allow the player to move around the map faster.

Jumpthrow - (From the English ''Jumpthrow'') This is a technique of throwing a grenade while jumping, which allows you to throw the grenade a greater distance.
Drop - Discarded weapons.

Rounds and purchases:

Eco - Short for ''Economy'' A round where a player or players only buy armor and guns to save money.

Full Eco - A round where a player or players only buy pistols.

Force Buy - A round where players buy SMGs (Submachine Guns, or Shotguns). This can be called a "Medium Buy."

Full Buy - A round where a player or players buy weapons with all their money.

Kill / Frag - Murder.

Plant - Bomb planting point ''A'' and point ''B''.

Side - Translated from English, ''Side'' is a side, however in CS ''Side / Side''
Usually refers to the side on which the Plant is located. For example, "The Last Enemy in Side" means the last enemy is on the Plant's side.

Pack / Bimba - Bomb.

Dismoral - Bad mood and setting the team up for defeat.

Drain / Drain - Lose, Play.
Flick - This shooting technique involves sharply jerking the crosshair toward the enemy and immediately firing. This technique requires fast reflexes and mouse control.

A headshot is a precise hit to the head. There's also the expression "to put one's head in," which has the same meaning.
Ace - (From English Ace - ''All Clan Elimination'') This is called the destruction of the entire enemy team by one player.

Clutch - A situation where a player is the last one standing on their team against one or more opponents. However, a "clutch" is often used to refer specifically to a winning round of one against one (or more) opponents.

Penetration / Piercing - Killing an enemy through a wall. For example (I'm Penetrating him).

Ball / Lucky - A lucky shot or a headshot. For example, a kill with a sniper rifle without a scope, a kill on the move, or a kill while jumping.

Noscope - Killing enemies without aiming using sniper rifles.

Damage / Smite - Dealing damage to a player but not killing them.

Prefire - This is an action in which a player, as soon as he comes out from behind a wall, immediately begins to shoot at a position, thinking that there is an enemy there.

Check - (from the English "Check") To check. For example: "Check all the places."

Imbalance - (from the English "imbalance") Something good, unpredictable, or "unbalanced"—that is, giving an advantage over opponents. This could be an imbalanced weapon, imbalanced tactics, imbalanced equipment, etc.

Clip / Spray - Continuous fire from the weapon.

Mirage Map:
There are 2 plant sites on this map: A and B.

Game:
At the start of the game, teams are given 5 seconds to buy grenades and weapons, after which the round begins and the players decide where and how to fight.
The Terrorists' goal is to destroy the Special Forces or detonate the bomb.
The Special Forces' objective is to destroy the Terrorists or defuse the bomb.
The round lasts 10 minutes.
The bomb timer is one minute.

Game progress:
After the purchase, the round begins, and the two teams advance. The terrorists are given a bomb; they must plant it at one of the two points or eliminate the counter-terrorists. The counter-terrorists must defend both points from the terrorists, prevent them from planting the bombs, and eliminate them all.
If the bomb is planted, the special forces will have 40 seconds to reach it and defuse it. If the bomb is planted, regardless of whether the terrorists are killed, its detonation will mean a victory for the terrorists. If the bomb is defusal, regardless of whether there are any surviving terrorists, it will be a victory for the special forces.
In short:
The terrorists planted a bomb and it exploded - a victory for the terrorists.
The terrorists planted a bomb, but the special forces defused it—a victory for the special forces.
The terrorists killed all the special forces - a victory for the terrorists.
The special forces killed all the terrorists, but the bomb exploded—a victory for the terrorists.
The special forces defused the bomb, but the terrorists remained—the special forces still won.
The special forces did not kill the terrorists and the round ended - the terrorists won.

For each kill, the player earns money to purchase weapons in the next round. A winning team receives the money. A losing team receives less money.
At the start of the round, everyone is given pistols and some money—they're not enough to buy rifles and machine guns.
The grenade does damage, not injury.
The flashbang grenade blinds and muffles sound.
The fake grenade makes gunshot sounds.
A Molotov or incendiary grenade completely blocks the passage for a while and deals fire damage (the fire will not spread to the player).

Weapon names and equipment:
Pistols:

Yusp - USP Pistol.

Deagle - Desert Eagle Pistol.

Fifty-seventh - Five-Seven Pistol.

Czech / CZshka - Pistol CZ75-Auto.

PP / Pistols Machine guns:

Farm gun / Farm gun - (From the English ''Farm gun'') This is a submachine gun or shotgun that is bought for farming money.

Rooster - P90 submachine gun.

MP-shka - Submachine gun MP5-SD, MP-7 or MP-9.

Shotguns:

SWAG-7 - This is a meme designation for the MAG-7 shotgun.

Crocodile - Shotgun XM1014.

Machines:

Kalash - AK-47 assault rifle.

Emka - M4A4 or M4A1-S assault rifle.

Carrot - M4A1-S assault rifle.

Siga / Krieg / SG - Assault rifle with a sight used by terrorists SG-553.

Sniper rifles:

Fly / Scout - SSG-08 Rifle.

AWP / Avik / Avapa / Stick / Elephant / Elephant Killer / Veslo - All of this is the AWP rifle.

Whip / Rapid Fire / Auto Camp - SCAR-20 automatic sniper rifle for Spetsnaz or G3SG1 for Terrorists.

Grenades:

Raskid - Set of grenades.

Grena / Khaeshka - Fragmentation grenade.

Molotov / Molik / Ignition - Molotov cocktail for terrorists or incendiary grenade for special forces.

Flash Drive - Flash Grenade.

Smok / Dym - Smoke grenade.

Decoy - (From the English ''Decoy'') A false grenade.

Equipment:
Whales / Diffuser / Tongs - Minesweeper Kit or Rescue Kit in hostage rescue mode.

Armor / Armor - Body armor.

Abbreviations:
GG - (Short for "Good Game") Good game.
GLHF - (Short for ''Good Luck, Have Fun'') Good luck and have fun.
Ez - (Short for ''Eazy'') Easy.
W - (Short for "Win") Victory.

Ruiner - (From the English ''Ruiner'') This is a player who intentionally loses the game to his teammates.

Noob / Creep - (From English ''Noob'') This is an insult meaning ''Newbie'' or ''Inexperienced player''.

Smurf - An experienced player who specifically plays against inexperienced players using a new account or a different device.

Cheater / Software - A player, usually inexperienced, who uses cheats or software, or third-party, unfair programs, to gain an advantage. These advantages include seeing through walls, unlimited ammo, and more.

Booster / Boost - (From English ''Boost'') These words have two meanings.
Meaning 1: A booster is a highly experienced player who pays to help someone achieve a high rating in the game. Boosting is the process of raising their rating in the game. A booster is somewhat similar to a Smurf, but a Smurf usually just plays and relaxes, playing against less experienced players, while a booster pays to raise the rating of another account or player.

Meaning 2: A boost or boost is when you help an ally overcome a high obstacle. For example, an ally wants to climb a tall box, and you give them a boost, meaning you help them climb it. Positions that can only be reached with an ally's help are called boosts or boosts (the enemy is on a boost).
Camper/Rat - A player who constantly sits in a closed position in order to kill an enemy from behind. Hence the term "Camper."
Ninja - The name of the player who is in the smoke. For example, "The Last Ninja Enemy" means the last enemy is in the smoke.