Ninjas in Pyjamas launches petition to bring Cache to CS2 esports

Ninjas in Pyjamas (NiP) has created a petition for Valve to deliver the Cache map again to Counter-Strike 2 (CS2).

The map was faraway from the Energetic Responsibility pool in 2019 and hasn’t returned within the final six years regardless of the map’s creator ending an up to date model.

The Swedish esports organisation posted a tongue-in-cheek open letter to Counter-Strike’s developer and writer, together with launching a petition, which has already gained traction amongst followers who additionally need Cache to return.

“Cache holds a particular place within the coronary heart of all CS followers throughout the globe,” stated Ninjas in Pyjamas on social media. “It’s a map that gives a novel mix of technique, competitors and pleasure.”

“Cache (or cayche if you happen to’re SPUNJ) must make a comeback. Not solely will billions of gamers return to CS, it’ll deliver a smile to all of the gamers who’re caught queuing Mirage time and again.”

Regardless of the petition’s jovial nature, requires Cache’s return have continued amongst gamers all year long. In July, Valve changed Anubis with Overpass to inject a breath of contemporary air into the Energetic Responsibility pool, however the demand for Mirage’s removal in favour of Cache has remained.

Because the launch of CS2 in September 2023, Cache has but to make an look at any event because of it not showing throughout the Energetic Responsibility map pool.

The map is house to a number of memorable moments which have transcended Counter-Strike esports, together with Oleksandr ‘S1mple‘ Kostyliev scoring a 1v2 no-scope clutch towards Fnatic at ESL One Cologne 2016.

Regardless of the common requests from followers to reintroduce Cache to Energetic Responsibility, Valve has but to resolve whether or not the map is prepared for aggressive play as soon as once more.