BloxStrike maps and callouts

Which map is the video actually showing?

The developer’s 13 June video is titled “NEW MAP + SOUNDS”; its title alone does not supply the map name. NakkyRoxx’s 16 June Helena guide explicitly describes Helena as “Dust 2 reworked” and links the same official Roblox place. Keep that community description attributed instead of treating the two layouts as interchangeable.

Dust II: a recorded route and B-door smoke

SGDPlays’ 18 March 2026 “Smoke B Doors Dust 2” short shows the full route and the resulting smoke. Around 0:08–0:11, the player stands beside the pale wall on the left of the paved approach, near a barred gate and hanging lamp, facing a large pale building with arched windows. Around 0:13–0:14 the view tilts above that building toward the overhead wires and the smoke is thrown.

For the route to the result, follow the recording from 0:15: move toward that arched building and through the mid double-door passage. Follow the red B sign on the left, then go through the wooden B entrance. Around 0:25–0:29, the B marking, green-covered crates, parked car, and smoke across the doorway are visible from inside the site. These landmarks make the route and the blocked entrance identifiable without a surveyed overhead map.

For the throw itself, pause the linked clip at 0:11–0:14 to copy its wall position and crosshair placement. No jump-throw hotkey or pixel coordinate is established here. The actual playback confirms the smoke result in that recording, not a current Helena lineup; if your walls, gate, or roofline differ, use the Helena-specific guide instead.

Mirage utility: jump to the named chapter

Zoac’s guide supplies the following chapter times in its description. They are useful starting points in a BloxStrike-specific tutorial, not a transcription of CS2 coordinates. This review checked the published chapter list, not every throw’s complete trajectory; use the linked video to see the standing point, aim marker, release, and landing result.

Callouts communicate a location, not a throw command

For Dust II, A Site, A Long, A Short, Mid, B Site, B Tunnels, CT Spawn, and T Spawn appear in community references. Agree on the names your team uses and distinguish the bombsite, approach, and spawn; those words alone do not tell a teammate where a grenade will land.

For Mirage, the tutorial chapter names directly establish window, connector, stairs, jungle, CT, and kitchen as the creator’s vocabulary. Use those names beside the map name when sharing the chapter. Cache footage also visibly marks A with directional signage, but the inspected frames do not establish every callout on a surveyed overhead map.

Before using an older smoke

Match the video’s map geometry first. Reproduce its standing position and aim marker, then watch where the smoke lands before relying on it. If the geometry differs, do not “correct” the throw using CS2 coordinates or invented timing. The Dust II short supplies an observed route and result; the Mirage table supplies tutorial chapters, not independently retested current-build lineups.

The live “[NEW MAP]” experience title is promotional metadata, not a complete map list. Nebula is documented as an update about knives, UI, and quality-of-life changes; that name is not by itself evidence of a map.

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• Not Block StrikeThe Fandom mix-up.
• UpdatesHow title prefixes get dated.