Grenades can win you rounds before the shooting even starts. They are also one of the few ways to eliminate your enemy without them seeing you. That’s why it is important to know your utility. Popular content creator NadeKing decided to share with the CS.MONEY Blog his vision of what you can do with CS2 grenades.
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Flashbang
Flashbangs blind anyone looking toward them, including teammates. The best flashes explode before enemies can react and are safe for your side of the map. So either call your flash before throwing it so your teammate knows when to turn, or make the “pug-proof” ones which land behind objects and do not blind your team at all. The latter are the best, as you can use them easily with random teammates. One such example is a great flashbang on Cache that prevents CTs from aggressively pushing on B.
HE Grenade
HEs are used to damage enemies and slow them down. Other ways to use HEs are to break smokes or simply use them as cover, because the particles coming from the explosion can easily mask your crossings for 1-2 seconds. So get creative: use them preventively to stop rushes, slow them down, or break smokes and get some surprise kills.
Fire grenades aka Molotov and Incendiaries
Molotovs and Incendiaries are great to clear strong positions, block rotations and smokes, as well as delay defuses. The rarest use case is blocking smokes. This means throwing fire nades into well-known and expected places so that smokes will pop early and leave gaps to get easy kills.
Important nuance: CT-side Incendiaries are a lot weaker than T-side Molotovs. If done early, people can just run through the fire and won’t lose that much HP. Watch out for that!
By the way, after the new bomb explosion update, both fires will be distinguished by the explosion. So if you are saving weapons and trying to block enemies from getting to you, keep that in mind.
Smoke Grenade
Smokes should be the first nades anyone is prioritizing as they last around 19 seconds to block vision, cover crossings, stop molotovs and protect your valuable bomb plants.
In CS2, people can break them by shooting them and throwing HEs at them plus also new bomb explosions will break the smoke.
Still, almost 20 seconds running time makes them very OP to block the enemy approaching some places, as whoever pushes out from the smoke usually is in a disadvantageous position. This is why it is also important to know the best CS2 smoke lineups that you can easily learn from CS2Tricks and have it opened in your phone so as not to forget them mid Premier games. For example, smoking off some crucial positions like Window or Kitchen on Mirage is key to take important map control and form the map control into round wins.
Decoy Grenade
A lot of people think Decoys are useless. But for a 50-dollar investment, they imitate gunfire sounds and create false information, like someone has just shot with their AWP and they can now cross, although it was just a decoy. This might be effective, especially at the beginning of the round on Dust 2. Just throw a decoy and meanwhile get into a position to snipe some careless enemies.
Or you can just throw multiple decoys close to defenders and then rush the same place so the footsteps information will be masked a bit and therefore rotations are going to be late because the information will be late. You can also use them as fake flashes to peek out with.
Yes, they are useless compared to other grenades, but for 50 dollars, do not underestimate their powers.
Take care of your economy
Finally, keep in mind to use your grenades before you die, as economy is everything in CS2. Do not waste your money with careless moves. If you are going for a risky push, drop your nades to your teammates so you won’t bring them for free to your enemies to use. And whenever you make a successful move with CS2 grenades – you say SUPERGENERAL!
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