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

In this point, the LVG team players thoroughly slaughtered the Green Pants team.

Without an economy, NAVI opted for an economic bureau.

However, even in an economic game, they waited until the last 40 seconds before launching their attack. Their goal was simple: to deplete the defender's resources and prevent them from accumulating enough economy in this round.

This is a bit of a shady tactic.

If you don't use items, I'll rush you; if you do use items, I'll wait until you run out. Either way, I'm not losing out, and I've already gotten all the benefits I could from doing this and exchanging for these items.

The score quickly became a close contest, tied at 3-3.

Leonardo DiCaprio decided to stick to his strategy. After suffering several consecutive losses on the front line, he decided to keep fighting.

In matches like this where the Counter-Terrorists push forward, the terrorists have a huge advantage in setting up their guns, because an AK47 headshot is an instant kill. It's very difficult for the CTs to achieve a precise one-shot kill with an M4A1 while pushing forward. Therefore, the CTs are at a great disadvantage in both pushing and setting up their guns, and can only use the terrain to cope.

Abandoning defense and advocating for pressing forward means giving up the defender's greatest advantage.

But there's nothing we can do about it.

If LVG plays a very methodical game against NAVI, waiting for them to control the map and get into position, then using utility and point-capturing tactics to execute their planned strategy, how much individual skill would LVG need to unleash to counter NAVI's tactical execution?

Those are synchronized gun positions with multiple points flanking each other; even auto-aim can't withstand gunfire from all directions.

Wan Kaizhao also understood that pushing forward was enough once or twice, but if you kept doing it, the opponent could easily counter your push forward.

The first half ended with a score of 7-5, with NAVI maintaining their lead.

They've moved to the attacking side.

LVG's offensive on the Ancient Ruins was completely blank, relying entirely on ladder tactics, such as bomb site B, bomb site A, and quick picks in the middle.

More complex tactics like harassing and baiting at point A, using the mid lane as a pivot point to send people to poke the mid lane, or basically sending people in to provide support, are almost nonexistent.

First, I didn't practice.

Secondly, the new lineup lacks this synergy.

In the pistol round, NAVI launched a quick attack on B site, but NAVI defended with three players on B. After a series of trades, the game quickly entered the endgame phase.

Mitsuha's endgame against JL and Bit.

No chance.

They didn't even get past the first level; they were directly pushed aside by two people in a double-pull attack.

8: 5.

This score is almost a huge gap. If LVG makes a strong comeback and fails to turn the tide, the score will be 10-5.

Watermelon thought that they really couldn't figure out this map, so instead of constantly forcing buys, they should save money in this game and play more against NAVI, just as practice.

With five Desert Eagles brought out, the LVG team entered a phase where everyone played individually.

As the silencer continued to sweep across the area.

After trading five Desert Eagles for one of Li Shen's kills in the small black room, he didn't get any more kills.

9: 5.

The situation is not optimistic.

The playful banter in Figure 1 contrasts sharply with the stark difference in skill shown in Figure 2, clearly indicating that NAVI is locking in points.

This practically signals that the scoring channel has been closed.

Xigua requested a mid-lane rush tactic, intending to send Wan Kaizhao out of the middle lane. After playing these two matches, he had already sensed Wan Kaizhao's marksmanship and found him to be a formidable player no less skilled than Ye Ge.

While it can't be said to be a complete replacement for Starry, it at least makes up for LVG's recent lack of rifle firepower.

This point was sent to the mid lane. LVG's VIP's smoke grenade in the mid lane was caught by Wonderful's jump, causing the smoke grenade to not fully cover the mid lane and land on the main road in the mid lane.

The entire central gate offers a wide field of vision, allowing Wondeful to set up a sniper position directly from the VIP spot in the middle.

Wan Kaizhao was unaware of this and was taken down by Wonderful's sniper rifle.

Upon his death, the screen was flooded with the two words: "Gone."

Wan Kaizhao on the previous map was the first in a discontinuous pattern.

Wan Kaizhao's stats were still number one on the second map, but not as explosive as on the first map.

The main issue is the second map. Wan Kaizhao is the player who is stationed in the small black room. Unless NAVI players make a mistake, it is difficult to create a kill streak opportunity in this place.

Even so, with 13 kills and 9 deaths, LVG still ranked first in kills.

But after Wan Kaizhao died, he did not show any signs of discouragement. Instead, he kept switching screens to watch his teammates' perspectives.

He was helping Watermelon integrate the information on the field so that Watermelon, as the commander, wouldn't have to collect information and engage in gunfights at the same time, thus interfering with his marksmanship.

The players on the LVG team certainly wanted to win.

I won the first map, but in the second map I found that I couldn't win gunfights either.

But sometimes, things are just that magical.

When you think you can't win, you suddenly win; when you want to win, you can't. Everyone plays very cautiously, which makes you feel restricted and hesitant.

A failed attempt to control the bomb site in area B.

The two sides traded 3 for 2.

Once again, Mitsuha was left with a predicament, facing Wonderful, Bit, and JL.

This time, after Mitsuba, who had a sniper rifle, solo-killed Pidford, Bit and JL grouped up and left together. After Mitsuba planted the bomb, he was taken down by the double pull.

Although the sniper rifle killed Bit with one shot, the sniper rifle's delay prevented him from firing a second shot at JL.

10: 5.

They're going to attack the economic bureau again.

If they keep playing like this, it'll be 11-5 in no time.

Wan Kaizhao watched as the score gradually widened.

Watermelon also started to get irritable and wanted to call for a speed-up tactic using Bomb B.

It's basically a Rush-B site setup with items, specifically a rush using smoke.

Wan Kaizhao wanted to advise Xigua, because this kind of fighting was meaningless. You wouldn't learn anything from it; it was just about grouping up to finish off enemies. If you could break through, great; if not, you'd just be a background character spamming the enemy's screen.

Instead of playing like this, you might as well try some fake rotations and see if you can expand LVG's tactics.

If even a seasoned traveler like Xigua has said this, how can I not join the group tour?

A wave of ruthless bandits launched an attack.

In the dark room, Sanye used a Tec-9 to smash Xiaolizi, picked up an AK, and EmiliaQAQ, who was in B-site, jumped out and set up a firing line.

Wonderful steadily sniped the second dimension and then retreated. He tried to finish off Flying, but missed. He tried to kill Flying with his pistol at close range, but Wonderful's retreat had already allowed the sniper rifle to recover from its initial stun. He then positioned himself at the baseline, blocking Flying's attempt to come through the smoke to finish him off.

The advantage lay in the fact that Wan Kaizhao rushed over with Flying. After Wonderful was killed, Wan Kaizhao instantly transformed, taking over his sniper rifle on the spot, and began to target the NAVI player who was returning to defend the CT base.

Meanwhile, Watermelon, who was preparing to jump off the platform outside B, was killed by JL, who was returning to defend in the middle lane. Mitsuha in the small black room had no choice but to check on the people behind her.

jL waited for a while, and then IM joined him in pushing the small black room.

Mitsuha's first shot hit JL in the forehead. IM, who was about to follow up, preemptively locked onto him with his own gun, but Mitsuha was agile and immediately retreated. When IM caught up, he was killed by Mitsuha.

Bit from the police team was waiting for his teammates to create a breakthrough, otherwise his position would be completely blocked.

With jL and IM dead, he had no choice but to push it over.

However, Wan Kaizhao's first sniper shot missed, giving Bit an opportunity to emerge.

Bit knows that the one-on-one match here is with Wan Kaizhao.

The guy who had given him a really tough time in the first half immediately pushed his AK over when he heard that the other player had missed.

Wan Kaizhao, the sniper, took a step back, hid behind the wall of the cover, and switched to the Tec-9 at close range. Hearing the enemy's footsteps, he didn't give Bit a chance to pull, and ran out with the Tec-9 to fire.

Bit didn't expect the opponent to take the initiative. He tried his best to drag the mouse and pin Wan Kaizhao to the forehead to execute him, but the opponent's run and shoot at this distance failed to hit him at the first moment and slow him down. It would be a real test of one's recoil control skills to pull closer afterward.

But you also have to see if the other party will give you face.

The Tec-9 is very accurate at this distance, and its rate of fire is fast enough. Bit didn't kill Wan Kaizhao in one shot.

Wan Kaizhao could only pass by briefly.

This wave.

Bit has become completely obsessed.

mad.

The opponent gave him an opening by firing an empty gun, but the pistol made up for the disadvantage of the distance in a gunfight. He was hit twice in the head while running, and before he could fire back, he was killed by the pistol.

It was the same opponent who had brought him to red card in the first half.

In that instant, Bit's pressure exploded.

Several crisp insults rang out.

Brad had to call the second timeout of the game to bring the Bit situation under control.

This really broke through their defenses.

He rarely saw Bit get this angry.