Just a few thoughts. I didn't see any strategy on this map. I like this map a lot. Vulcan made it a cruel and evil map. I like it.


Basic start and points of interest.

CTs have two entrances into the tunnels.
The pond has an entrance in the water.
Also going around to the tunnel entrance allows entrance.
The tunnels exit in 4 places
Two are in the middle of the T controlled area. One is on the far side. One comes up in the back under the hut that has hostages.

The pond path leads up to a little valley entrance. You can target (and be targeted) from multiple locations. Mainly from the wooden path and left hostage hut.

The waterfall snipe area gets you a good view of the main valley area.


Route 1 - water.
Move up to the valley. Exchange fire with those targeting this entrance. From here there are multiple paths
a) go up the hill to the right, fall down the hill into the back hostages. This can get you back there quickly. There are only 2 exits from here now. Tunnel (and hostages won't go that way) and up the main path toward the other hut.
b) run up toward the wooden walkway and left set of hostages.
c) run to the left and around to clear any terrorists that are dwelling there.

Route 2 - waterfall
a great sniper place, but it is so well know that when you try to peak over the edge, you often get your head blown off before you even see the enemy. They have a very small area to cover. Your field of fire is very large.
Jumping down allows access to the valley. I have seen an entire team of CTs boil over the hill like a deadly swarm of lemmings.

Too tired to add on the other paths (from the tunnels and the like).



The best plan (on this and other maps) is often a well coordinated attack. Using coms, you can all peak out of your locations at the same time. This is often difficult for some people because you have to wait for any tunnel people to reach their exit points. But once in position
1 or 2 at waterfall
1 or 2 at pond entrance
1 at each tunnel exit.

This coordination would prevent the terrorists from concentrating too much fire on any one location.

This plan doesn't take into account any smoke or flashes.