Wan Kaizhao's playing style has a unique characteristic.

That is, he will go crazy after he keeps losing points.

Because he realized that if the team couldn't score points, and he couldn't step up, the team would be finished. Rather than watching the team fall into the abyss step by step, he decided to go crazy himself.

Since we're going to lose anyway, why not give it our all before we lose again?

The advantage is that when his individual ability is at its peak, he is truly effective; the disadvantage is that when his individual ability is not at its peak, Wan Kaizhao's playing style is no different from feeding the enemy.

But from this map, Wan Kaizhao realized that LVG was completely unprepared, had no tactical reserves, and not even the slightest bit of experience.

Let's take the simplest example of a CT scan to capture the target.

Logically, the CT side should have the advantage. With their pyrotechnics and grenades, the opposing team shouldn't be able to get the smoke positions.

It will take at least ten seconds longer to control the image.

However, reality is harsh.

The fire was thrown off course, the smoke extinguished it, the lightning bolts flew off course, and sometimes the fire could even explode in the air and dissipate in the sky.

With props like these, it's impossible to snag a whole set.

Losing the middle lane of the Ancient Ruins is equivalent to cutting off points A and B, allowing opponents to attack however they want.

in other words.

In this map, whoever controls the middle lane controls the map.

If the CTs can control the middle lane, the map becomes a CT map; if the Terrorists can control the middle lane, the map becomes a Terrorist map.

Something terrifying happened.

LVG is very likely to be unable to defend the mid lane when the counter-terrorists can't get into the mid lane, and the map is NAVI's map.

What a joke!

Purely chronic death.

Wan Kaizhao sensed from the start that the map might be manipulated by his opponents, but with a professional attitude, he still played seriously. However, he realized that even if he defended steadily, he couldn't hold on.

Then we might as well not defend it!

I'll go head-to-head with you in a one-on-one fight. As long as we can create a numerical advantage, even a 5v4 situation isn't impossible to defend.

Wan Kaizhao had shown this tendency in the earlier rounds, but ultimately he suppressed his evil thoughts.

Now, this evil thought has been completely unleashed by his teammates.

In this round, a semi-eco round with an MP9, he asked the captain, Xigua, for a flashbang and fought his way out of the small black room.

Bit had already experienced Wan Kaizhao's "little black room" firsthand, so his defense was extremely solid. That's right, as the attacking side, he chose an extremely solid gun position, blocking the opponent's front point.

This position is not even affected by flashes.

The problem is that the speed of finishing off enemies from this position is also a beat slower.

This spot is right next to the wall where the central jump platform is located.

Wan Kaizhao drove the train out and found that Bit was not around the small dark room, so he immediately rushed towards B University.

Li Shenren was dumbfounded.

They were still exchanging tactics and planning how to control the map, and exchanging items. He had just taken out a few items and had others throw them to him when a group of people drove up in MP9s like dump trucks.

Before he even had a gun in his hand, Leonardo DiCaprio died instantly.

Luckily, IM was holding a gun, and Bit pulled out from the platform and fired a few shots at Wan Kaizhao. Otherwise, IM would have died too, having been shot in the head. There was really nothing he could do.

The funniest thing was that when the LVG team players noticed that Wan Kaizhao had gone berserk, he rushed out and killed one of them, even hitting IM in the head. Feeling that there was a timing on B main, Flying also went out with his P250 and managed to kill the low-health IM, only to be finished off by Wonderful's sniper rifle at the terrorist spawn.

A chain reaction ensued: WDF was attacking Flying, and then San Ye's Desert Eagle, positioned behind Flying, instantly killed WDF.

The trio on B Avenue were instantly killed, but San Ye managed to save the B bomb site. Bit could only try to get a spot in the small dark room, only to find a Watermelon camped inside.

Only JL was left in the mid lane, still trying to solo-poke.

He was dumbfounded.

In the blink of an eye, all of her teammates were dead. However, EmliiaQAQ didn't know anything about jL and foolishly went from the donut to the platform to pick up a gun, only to be cut off by jL in the middle lane.

But with this break, JL's location became clear immediately: Sanye and Xigua had picked up the big gun and were guarding the bomb.

In this kind of professional match, with their gun skills and ability to defend the bomb site, JL has no chance unless he can instantly flank and take down two opponents.

Sure enough, after he took the watermelon, it was immediately replaced by Mitsuha.

LVG pulled off a comeback in an eco round.

But this comeback was purely a match between two gods.

They were completely dumbfounded by the machines.

The commentators were completely dumbfounded.

He couldn't keep up with the explanation, and his train of thought couldn't keep up. In the blink of an eye, wow, the LVG players suddenly appeared from all directions, overwhelming NAVI's default view and flooding the screen.

Of course, this tactic is meant to be unexpected, and once is enough. NAVI won't give you that chance a second time.

But flipping that long spear like that is still quite exaggerated.

GUM wanted to call a timeout but didn't, so NAVI's coach, Brad, called a timeout first.

He couldn't bear it.

As the world's best coach, can he tolerate such a low-level mistake?

Brad's first words pointed the finger at Bit.

They are all Ukrainians.

Logically, one would expect someone to protect their own, especially since Bit has been with Brad for so many years. But the problem is, Brad is such an impartial and incorruptible person.

He can't pin the blame on someone else for making a mistake or for having a problem.

Little Li was throwing items, IM was setting up guns, Wonderful was watching B site, and the only area where they were overlooking was Bit's jump platform. He could have seen the small room, but instead of setting up guns, he went to engage in unnecessary coordination with jL, who had already controlled the map in the middle lane.

Bit didn't want to talk anymore.

You know that guy guarding the dark room across the street is a weirdo, right?

Phantom.

Sometimes he'd engage, sometimes he wouldn't; sometimes he'd need a prop to engage, sometimes he'd remain silent without one. The key thing is, this weirdo's marksmanship is also top-notch.

Bit's attempt to set up the gun was a bit risky, but he felt he could recover the damage and planned to take one last look at the mid lane before turning back to set up the gun.

During that brief opening, the other side seemed to receive some kind of command and charged forward like madmen.

The timing was missed.

After losing the round, Bit decided to go all out against the guy guarding the small room on the other side. He wouldn't give up any more gun positions, so he would just hold him off.

at the same time.

Wan Kaizhao has already achieved his goal, securing the first kill by advancing to the small black room four times in a row. He is just one round away from completing his mission.

He only said one sentence.

"Mitsuba, fire me a sniper rifle."

The watermelon, which was still drinking water, almost spat it out.

Should the main sniper take the shot?

What do you want?

Have they reversed the Heavenly Gang?

You're a newcomer, and you immediately try to take advantage of the older staff and act like a big shot.

"I want to mess with Bit's mentality. I've matched up against him several times in a row. Last time, I even stole a timing opportunity from him, but his teammate did. As long as he still has the will to fight, he'll definitely aim straight for me this time, let me snipe him from this position, and snipe him. He'll definitely lose this map."

Wan Kaizhao's statement was impeccable.

"Let me go?" Mitsuha thought for a moment and said, "You're not a main sniper, and if you don't usually snipe, you're likely to miss."

Even if I kill his ID, he won't lose his temper.

"But if I were the one who killed him, he would definitely be devastated."

"He never expected that I would be here with a sniper rifle. After this round, this place will be a no-go zone for NAVI!" Wan Kaizhao said, putting it out there.

Without saying a word, Mitsuha tossed the sniper rifle to Wan Kaizhao.

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