Suburbs is a named map in Hood Warfare 2. You can select a map for bot practice, but a verified Suburbs layout, house-by-house guide and objective-location diagram are not available here.
The name does not establish which homes are accessible, whether yards connect or which windows can be used. Treat those as things to check in the loaded match rather than features guaranteed by a residential theme.
Confirm the selected map
The PLAY menu shows Create Game before match setup. It does not display the selected map, and its background does not identify Suburbs.
Use the actual name Suburbs to identify the practice location. A residential-looking screenshot cannot certify its map identity on appearance alone.
Keep the same map and mode selected while you learn. Hood Warfare 2 supports choosing both when setting up a match against bots; this page does not assume a specific menu label, bot count or offline connection state.
Establish access before using a landmark
For a first session, choose an objective shown in the match and learn one way to reach it. If you use a visible building as a landmark, establish which side you mean and whether the route you describe is actually accessible.
Do not assume an open-looking yard is a connecting path or that every building has an interior. A landmark can help you recognize your position even when you cannot enter it. This is a practical navigation recommendation, not a verified map layout.
Keep callouts consistent within the match
Agree on descriptions your teammates can recognize. A visible landmark and a confirmed direction are more useful than an invented house number or an assumed spawn name.
Recheck the destination when the mode changes. A route learned while looking for opponents does not identify territory, bag or bomb locations for another objective. Learn those positions from the selected match before deciding which approach supports the task.