Russian map removed from Counter-Strike 2 two days after release due to racism
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
Someone delved too deep into the map and saw disturbing content.
In early October, an update was released for Counter-Strike 2, in which Valve included several community maps. Russian fans also made their mark with their project, but a problem soon arose.
A couple of days after the release, the Transit map was removed from Counter-Strike 2. Previously, players noted that the map contains easter egg elements that may violate copyright.
There is also another version of the reason for the removal: one of the game assets had a racist name. The n-word was used; one of the map's authors, Rikuda, explained that he simply forgot to rename it before release.
It is not yet clear whether the map will be returned to Counter-Strike 2. Rikuda also does not know if it will ever be possible to upload new maps to the game.
The map was developed over a year by a team of 5 people.
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