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

Your teammates have already said that, what else is there to say?

LVG is a very free team, and Wan Kaizhao gave such a good reason for giving them the sniper rifle.

And in this round...

Wan Kaizhao calculated Bit's psychology very accurately.

In the first few rounds, he couldn't win, so he set up a more stable position to fire his gun. In the last round, he even betrayed his teammates. Of course, from Bit's perspective, he was helping the mid lane to coordinate.

After the coach called this timeout, Bit will no longer be able to choose the same playing style as before. At least in terms of control of the small room, he will increase the intensity.

In sports terms, Bit is going to resort to physical confrontation this time; they might have to go all out.

However, in the game CS...

The AWP is an unreasonable weapon.

Any dribbler, any core dribbler in a team, will fear one opponent—a sniper who never misses a shot.

You'll have to fire a lot of shots with your rifle unless you can headshot the sniper before they can react with the first shot.

Otherwise, if you miss the first shot and don't hit the head, even if you hit the body, a sniper rifle can kill you with one shot.

You can't expect the enemy's sniper to fire every day, can you?

Professional snipers have a really hard time missing with those simple guns, especially without any gadgets to interfere. They can aim directly at a position where the opponent won't throw a flashbang, and they'll almost always hit the target.

Let's just say that.

NAVI's current sniper, Wonderful, is the kind of player who often misses shots when shown on camera. However, according to the data, Wonderful's overall miss rate is very low. The fact that the director shows him missing shots a lot makes the audience think that Wonderful is missing shots all the time. In reality, Wonderful's sniping is quite consistent in professional matches.

Teams like NAVI, in particular, need snipers who can consistently hit their targets with simple guns and maintain control over a specific area.

Wan Kaizhao pulled out a sniper rifle.

He was trying to target them.

Therefore, if he misses, he returns the shot to Mitsuha; if he doesn't miss, he can disgust Bit with the whole shot.

In the match.

Bit is completely undefended.

After several rounds, Bit noticed that the opponent's small room was always defended by one ID and one rifleman, which didn't seem like the type to use a sniper rifle to hold the small room.

So he never expected the sniper rifle to end up in the dark room.

1 minutes 20 seconds.

Control of the dark room.

The first wave of flashes occurred on the first floor of the small dark room, with Bit pressed against the wall. The second wave involved throwing fire, burning the narrow exit in the middle of the small dark room on both sides, ensuring the fire could cover the entire area.

In the third wave, Bit peeked around to see if there were any guns set up in the small dark room.

boom--

The sniper rifle fired.

Just1do used an AWP to kill Bit.

When the icon appeared, Bit turned completely red-hot, and he slammed his fist hard on the table.

After a series of operations, the control of the small dark room was made to look just like the real thing, with details that seemed to go on forever, even when someone was put in and stepped on this spot.

Wan Kaizhao's shot made all of Bit's professional details look like a mere act.

Very professional indeed.

That's really detailed.

But it was all for naught; it didn't do anything useful and we lost control of the dark room again.

In other words, the entire set of fire, lightning, and flash items in the dark room was given away for free.

Bit has lost control of the point countless times, and this latest loss is a significant blow to NAVI's overall attack, at least in terms of smoothness. Without complete control of the small black room, the attack on point B cannot proceed.

Meanwhile, Wan Kaizhao tossed the sniper rifle behind him, picked up the AK-47 from Bit's hand, and began radiating energy out of the small dark room again.

Horrifyingly groping people.

If Wan Kaizhao doesn't die and manages to hold this position, he can give the defending team a lot of map control.

Many teams like to push forward when playing defense because this extra map control can give the defender a significant advantage in gun positioning, coordination, and rotation.

Of course, if this kind of forward push isn't executed well, it's no different from feeding the enemy kill.

Lee Shen judged that area B would be difficult to attack, and LVG was increasingly favoring heavy defense of this area. Therefore, he did not plan to continue to attack B despite the difficulty in this round, and would also adjust his subsequent offensive tactics.

They no longer advocate attacking Area B.

If the small dark room point can't be dealt with, then LVG's defense in the B site will be an impenetrable wall.

With jL controlling the mid lane, NAVI's players quickly moved to the A site.

Almost the instant Wondeful ran back from the terrorist's spawn point with his sniper rifle, Wan Kaizhao sneakily emerged from the small dark room.

This person is playing a really weird game.

From God's perspective, it's pure perversion.

Do people with no discipline feel anything?

Playing with the machine, I really want to criticize this kind of playstyle. It's a bit irresponsible and just messing around, especially since the LVG team itself isn't exactly known for its discipline. After changing a player, their playstyle has once again lowered the bar.

Wan Kaizhao's playing style made the other undisciplined members of the LVG team appear very disciplined.

The problem is, he just can catch the timing.

That means he's not undisciplined, he's just good at touching, good at touching gods and monsters!

"This completely exposed NAVI's attack plan. Just1do, who was in the dark room, sneaked out and saw that the entire area around point B was deserted!"

"Watermelon immediately called for a defensive play."

"With four players attacking, NAVI didn't choose to leave one person to cover the rear, which shows they have too much respect for LVG."

The pressure of three people attacking one point is immense.

Once one direction of attack is thwarted, they can't break through.

Four players attack one point, with two at A main and two at A small, allowing them to cover each other's attacks.

Therefore, the optimal solution is for four players to attack and one player to cover the rear.

However, Bit's early downfall reduced NAVI's margin for error. They opted for a four-man attack with no one covering their retreat, precisely to prevent solo attackers from being killed during the attack, thus trapping their attackers in one opening and preventing them from making any further moves.

Little Li and Wonderful exited from A University, while IM and JL attacked from Donut. IM glanced back at the platform to avoid missing the timing.

But it's true that Wan Kaizhao likes to grope people, there's actually a reason behind his groping.

If point A isn't attacked, he won't come out.

He waited until the gunshot rang out at point A before quietly sneaking out from the platform, carrying a donut.

NAVI's attack on site A was immediately thwarted by EmiliaQAQ, the player primarily responsible for defending site A, who was killed behind the large box at the front of A main road.

This is a spot where you should definitely start a fire, but NAVI didn't have enough items, so they didn't start one.

But the players on the LVG team play very aggressively. Anime asked Xigua for a flashbang and immediately went out to engage in gunfights.

That's a good flash.

I'm speechless.

But Wonderful was sniping from the back, so he couldn't get hit by the flash, and EmiliaQAQ was taken down by the sniper rifle as soon as he pulled out.

They didn't even fire a shot.

With his death, NAVI's attack on A University became unstoppable and relentless.

With the smoke covering the area, Sanye could only exit from inside the ruins.

He wanted to use the hero gun, and with the AWP, he wanted to take down the NAVI player who was standing on the outside of the ruins.

Wonderful, deadly, blank shot.

Mitsuha then pulled him out and killed him alone.

But Li Shen finished off the missing shot.

This is why Pittford is criticized; he only empties the key gun, the kind that's in full view of everyone.

Even so, the two sides still ended up in a 3-on-3 situation.

Li Shen took the opportunity to unload a bag from someone standing on the main road.

IM looked back at the people behind him.

Unexpectedly, there was a genius standing on the main road in the passageway above the B-point jump platform, aiming directly at a donut without any pre-aiming.

One shot takes out IM, then he continues to hold the position and doesn't move.

Because Wan Kaizhao knew the enemy's bomb planting location, there was a high probability that multiple people would be stationed at Donut. Given NAVI's discipline, this shot had to be followed up!

jL darted out to finish off the enemy.

He was then strangled to death by nail boards.

Two donuts, one dead.

Our top-notch aiming expert, Li Shen, who has the world's worst right-hand aiming ability, is using a terrifyingly sharp angle to desperately try to get out of the police station's exit.

Then Watermelon swaggered out and shot Little Li in the head.

This Finnish player showed everyone that no matter how good your aim is, if you can't hit the target, you just can't hit it.