CS: What does it mean to become Jiahao and then kill indiscriminately?

Wan Kaizhao could also clearly feel that the strength and stats of his teammates on this map were starting to decline.

Many people believe that a person's skill level is unaffected; whether the map changes or not, their shooting skills and reaction time remain the same, so their skill level is still the same.

But anyone who has played professionally knows that changes in the map can really affect skill levels.

On some maps, your aiming is more accurate than on others, and your judgment of the opponent's movement is more precise.

There are even some gun positions that are your most comfortable gun positions.

Some players find the Banana Path in Infernal Town easier to play than certain spots on other maps, and can easily wipe out several people on this path.

However, if you switch to other maps, you can't replicate the instant kill potential of this spot.

A specific location, a specific standard.

Ancient Ruins is a map that appeared in the later stages of CS:GO. Chinese players basically use the same three maps: Sand II, Miraji, and Town.

Gunfight strength drops drastically in other maps.

After losing the pistol round, they dropped three points in a row.

Wan Kaizhao finally got his hands on a rifle, picked up an M4A4, and continued to be a street warrior in the dark room.

Meanwhile, all of his teammates were equipped with M4A1s, and Sanye had saved up two coins, so he had a sniper rifle with all the items.

AMP is directly mounted on B-pillar.

The classic default.

The standard strategy is to fire, control the map, and secure the mid lane.

NAVI's offensive pace is very slow, so slow that Wan Kaizhao has gotten used to their style of play.

This tactic made Wan Kaizhao begin to suspect that the opponent was trying to lull the defenders into a false sense of security by launching a sudden attack when they were about to fall asleep, taking advantage of their momentary lapse in concentration.

But to be honest, it's true that the longer you wait, the easier it is to miss the timing.

This time, Bit started the fire again. He already felt that the person guarding the small dark room was acting strangely, so he didn't make any direct movements while starting the fire. He waited until he heard the sound of the fire burning someone before going out.

The extent to which Bit has manipulated the charts shows that they are truly locked in a fierce battle with Wan Kaizhao.

Moreover, his choice was also the optimal solution.

This time, Wan Kaizhao didn't step on the fire and drag Bit out to fight. He knew Bit's approximate location, but he didn't believe that there were any people in the world who were so stupid as to make the same mistake twice.

The small dark room may seem like a confrontation between two gunmen, but it has actually entered the stage of a battle of wits.

If something is unconventional once, it's still unconventional; but if it's unconventional twice, it becomes too conventional.

This time, Wan Kaizhao chose to look at the hole from the side in the small dark room.

Both sides controlled the map for more than forty seconds in this round.

LVG's defensive strategy is to remain still and wait for all attacks to happen, but this style of play is completely countered by NAVI. As long as they get the map control they should have when the time comes, it's the perfect time for NAVI to bomb and execute their predetermined tactics.

Wan Kaizhao had only one idea.

Take advantage of the opponent's perfect bomb-deploying vacuum period to seize the timing of their group formation.

Round lasts 40 seconds.

Wan Kaizhao tossed a cigarette into the small dark room.

This confirmed to NAVI that there was a defender in the small room, and NAVI still chose to place the bomb at point B.

Middle lane.

IM and Bit on the platform collaborated.

The three leaves that were skipped were not picked, but were forced to lean back. The donuts were not sealed off. IM slipped through the gap and seized a moment to quietly stand at the VIP's central point.

This timing was absolutely disgusting; it just so happened that Emllia from A Little Donuts was changing positions when they let someone pass through.

He looked at the middle lane and saw that there was still no one there, but little did he know that IM had swaggered to the spot where Sanye had just jumped to look.

In fact, this approach is quite insidious. If someone sneaks up here silently and there's a sniper rifle on standby, the IM is practically doomed.

Once the central axis is secured, NAVI has a support point to attack either point A or point B.

It could even be said that if IM manages to eliminate one player at point A, NAVI can immediately switch to point A and launch an attack.

This formation is very comfortable for the attacking side.

I felt very uncomfortable with the commentary.

With the most neutral fans on the entire internet, Wanjiqi, who is also the most neutral commentator, couldn't help but start criticizing.

"This is LVG's map rights!"

"Tom, who was being manipulated."

"If someone slips through here, and someone slips through there, then the whole thing will be missing!"

"Now let's see what Mitsuha does!"

"He placed a gun position in the middle to cover point A, because there are already three people defending point B, and two people should stay at point A, but he knew very well that the middle position had been left open."

"He was watching the middle lane from the police station."

"But will IM give us that opportunity?"

"He won't!"

"As long as NAVI's frontal assault doesn't fail, IM won't be able to provide support in advance. His position is essentially blocking the two brothers at point A!"

NAVI's offensive strategy is a series of interconnected moves. Once they gain control of the map, the libero is responsible for intercepting the defensive plays.

It can be said that the strategies from offense to endgame are all pre-planned.

From a god-like perspective, you can see exactly how LVG died, which is the most brilliant aspect of NAVI's tactics.

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Another steamed bun.

Flying knew he couldn't hold out in B site, so he retreated to the second lane, thus handing the entire bomb site to NAVI.

The only one with a gun position was actually Wan Kaizhao in the small dark room. However, he had to rush out of the small dark room to shoot the people coming out of the main road at the moment NAVI attacked.

If you don't leave beforehand, you'll be trapped in a dark room by a fire and won't be able to get out.

But if one person rushes in, they have to catch three or four people on the other side, and their teammates may not even be able to help.

And who knows, someone might even come out of the smoke in that dark room looking for him.

Wan Kaizhao's position is the most difficult to play in.

It was also the easiest position to operate from, so he chose to take larger steps toward the bomb site in area B.

However, as he strode forward, his crosshair was constantly aimed at the smoke grenade in the small dark room; he knew very well that someone was waiting for him.

The fire started.

Wan Kaizhao's character, On-Fire, stands on the fire.

I heard the sound of footsteps on fire.

Bit seized the opportunity and emerged from the smoke, knowing this was his moment to bare his fangs.

Immediately following were the sounds of two precise headshots.

Wan Kaizhao, standing on the fire, had his crosshair on the screen waiting for someone, and that person was none other than Bit.

After holding off Bit, Wan Kaizhao's health was almost depleted. He either had to go back to the dark room to save his life, or go out again to fight the fire.

He believed he was the only one with a chance of winning, and he had to try no matter what.

NAVI's players came through the smoke. There was no vision for a moment when they emerged from the smoke, but Bit pointed out Wan Kaizhao's location, and everyone was looking at the location of the small black room at the entrance of B site.

Another shot to the head.

jL was taken out.

Before Li Shen could finish off Wan Kaizhao, the damage from the incendiary grenade had already taken him down.

Flying, who was about to finish off Flying by pulling out smoke, was caught by Li Shen.

Going through smoke is still too difficult.

It's very difficult to play if the opponent is blocking you.

With Flying dead, Watermelon went berserk and came out from another side passage to finish off the enemy. Wonderful's sniper rifle was positioned right there.

The sound of a sniper rifle rang out.

He didn't have an empty gun.

The watermelon fell to the ground with a thud.

In an instant, all three in Sector B died.

When Sanye crossed the mid lane, he was very careful. NAVI was always short one player and not in the front line. He knew very well that someone was trying to cut them off.

Therefore, when he passed the middle point, he slowly advanced with his sniper rifle. IM fired two shots but was then targeted and killed by the sniper.

The game has entered a 2v2 endgame.

But NAVI controls the map.

EmliiaQAQ quickly jumped from the donut onto the B-zone platform to enter the small dark room, while Mitsuha returned from the police station.

As soon as they jumped onto the platform, Wonderful's sniper rifle outside B blocked the route for the second dimension to return to defense.

The sniper rifle struck again, hitting the target with a single shot.

In a 2v1 situation, Mitsuha's position was locked, making it almost impossible for him to defend. He was forced to retreat to save his weapon.

4: 0.

But Bit's face had turned completely red.

Score advantage.

Opposite 0:3.

His record is already an embarrassing 0-3.

Even in a pure eco game, Bit didn't get a single kill before his teammates devoured him all at once.

In matches like this, his teammates have a huge advantage, but it hurts Bit's feel for the game. He feels like he's being completely countered by that crazy guy on the other side.

He doesn't understand.

He doesn't understand.

Why did this guy step on the fire to pick up the people on B Avenue, and why did he still glance at the smoke grenade in the small dark room? He even had a chance to shoot, but he was killed by the fire.

It felt like his fighting style was countered, and he couldn't use his skills at all.

Bit is feeling terrible.

Wan Kaizhao was also very upset.

The former is that you can't get any kills, and the latter is that your team can't get any points.

I changed the picture, and my teammates seem a bit dizzy.

Now I absolutely have to drive a luxury car.

Wan Kaizhao realized that if he got a kill in the mid-game, the opponent could easily follow up and get a kill in return. Only by getting the first kill at the start of the game could he prevent the opponent from easily getting a kill in return.

In situations where both sides unleash devastating attacks, it's all too easy for the chat to go viral.

He needs to retreat to a safe position to make it a true 5v4.

The previous fight was 5 against 3, but if the opponent follows up with a shot, it's actually still 3 against 3.

He can't win in this situation where his map familiarity is low unless he comes up with some ideas or goes on a rampage.

GUM watched as the score gap widened, but did not choose to call a timeout.

4:0, LVG is going for an eco round and a money game.

He would prefer to save this pause for the next long gun round.

Long-range rounds are relatively easy to adjust to, but now, if you call a tactic and it's all short-range rounds, it's not easy to win.