Teaming up to finish off weaker opponents is the best technique for a weaker team to defeat a stronger one.

After all, in professional matches, gun skill is the minimum requirement for someone to play professionally. You may not be able to beat someone head-on, but when someone is shooting at your teammates, you must be able to pull out and finish off someone who is sideways or even out of ammo.

The only drawback is that this tactic is not sustainable. If even one person is out of form and fails to provide follow-up shots, the game will collapse.

Therefore, the top teams that eventually evolve into dynasties are often those that possess both tactical prowess and marksmanship.

Even the A-Team dynasty, whose marksmanship was criticized as not being very good, only appeared to be lacking in skill when viewers compared the A-Team members to the world's top-tier riflemen.

Even if they were placed at the bottom of the ranks, these people could still sweep them aside with their marksmanship.

The biggest problem for LVG right now is that they consider themselves one of the few strong teams in Chinese CS.

He no longer wants to play with the things left by his ancestors.

In the early days, they relied solely on brute force, but now they are gradually starting to learn from academic methods and want to develop tactics, so that they can create a more disciplined and advantageous gunfight environment.

But often, the more you pursue something, the less you get it.

Take this map for example. Wan Kaizhao could clearly see that their map familiarity was too low. Instead of competing with the opponent in tactics, they should compete in shooting skills. Grouping up and finishing off opponents might even lead to victory.

However, Xigua's attitude was that they couldn't win on this map. Since they couldn't win, they would practice on this map with a learning attitude, and they had to practice tactics and have a match with NAVI.

As a result, the offensive team's scoring channels were blocked, and the few points they managed to score were obtained by accelerating after an ECO start.

Because of this comeback.

This prevented LVG from falling into a hopeless 11-5 situation, and instead brought them to a score of 10-6, which still seemed like a chance for them to win.

Wan Kaizhao is getting used to not having a hand injury.

The new body is recovering well.

Wan Kaizhao, who was already very confident in himself, spoke somewhat recklessly at this moment.

He's the kind of man who dared to stand on the main road and directly confront a celebrity even when he was suffering from a hand injury and his condition was clearly declining.

They dare to take on opponents even when they're low on health.

Not to mention he's not injured now, and he's gradually realizing that his marksmanship in this match seems to allow him to do many things he wants with ease.

"I don't think we need tactics," Wan Kaizhao said, making a bold statement. "The enemy's marksmanship isn't good, so let's just keep bombarding point B and see how many points we can score."

Watermelon's first thought was Green Dragon's fifteen attacks on point B.

However, he still hesitated because he felt that LVG had done their best to reach this score on this map, and there was still a gap to win, especially since Xiao Li's command often made Xigua feel like he was punching cotton.

"You switch between A and B, pretending to fight A and pretending to fight B. The opponent is more experienced than us. Instead of repeatedly pulling against the opponent, the opponent knows your landing point in advance, and then we will bravely rush to the police station every time."

"It's better to simply control the map and quickly take point B in 1 minute and 20 seconds."

"With a well-trained team like this, when we attack point B three times in a row, their defense of point A won't retreat in advance. They'll definitely be preparing for our rotation."

"We'll just keep using unlimited bombs against B. Even if we lose, we're just practicing our bomb coordination. What's there to be afraid of?" Wan Kaizhao offered his perspective.

Watermelon didn't hesitate any longer.

They really have nothing to fear, being a team that has changed its lineup and is ranked outside the top 100 in the world.

Attack their B site!

The image freezes.

In China, countless small groups of Chinese CS players are constantly following this match.

In the past, CNCS players were most concerned about the price fluctuations of buff items. Unless it was their favorite team, they generally didn't pay much attention to the competition.

The new NAVI has entered the era of simplicity, and NAVI's fan base has plummeted, never to return to its former glory.

Many Nami fans are also team fans.

As for the fans of the Chinese team?

Forget it.

Once you've eaten too much shit, you'll lose all hope for the Chinese team.

Why did they take an early 11-8 lead and then suffer a long, painful 12-16 defeat in overtime?

What kind of 4v2 endgame is this? Everyone went to find someone and got wiped out, leaving only a 1v2 endgame that they lost.

If you've watched so many matches like this and still have hope for CNCS teams, then you're truly a die-hard fan.

This long-standing situation has made many people reluctant to watch Chinese teams play.

What's so interesting about being whipped like a top?

Many people prefer to watch matches between strong teams.

As a result, after LVG won the first map against NAVI, a large number of viewers began to flood into the live streams of various streamers.

Many small groups are discussing the match between LVG and NAVI on the first map.

However, once the live stream started...

I saw Chang Wei beating up Lai Fu again.

I thought the victory in the first map would continue LVG's good form, but who could have predicted such a large score difference in the second map.

However, many people were lucky enough to witness LVG's strong comeback as soon as they entered the game. This kind of comeback subconsciously made people feel that the LVG team had a chance to turn the tide, so they stayed to watch.

10: 6.

The key point for a comeback.

At 1:20, we controlled the map for the first 20 seconds. It was an extremely simple map control exercise. After checking if the opponent was pushing forward, everyone gathered outside B, ready for a bombing.

In the mid lane, LVG didn't even bother to use utility items to control the map, because if they didn't use them well, they couldn't compete with NAVI.

Therefore, control of the mid lane has always been in NAVI's hands.

But what does this have to do with our desire to launch a one-shot attack on B site?

One plume of smoke, then another, and Wan Kaizhao waited for a flash in the smoke on B Avenue before pulling out.

Li Shen, unable to dodge, could only get stuck behind the pillar at the baodian point, where Wan Kaizhao precisely located and took him away.

IM waited for their teammates to return to defend from the smoke.

After NAVI was forced to buy and turn the game around, their economy wasn't in a good position either. In a 4v5 situation where they had to plant the bomb, it was difficult for them to retake the position. Lee Shen immediately called to save his weapon, allowing IM to retreat with the help of his teammates in the middle.

10-7, the score is close.

The next point, the same method was used, but this time, Leonardo DiCaprio brought Wonderful, the sniper, to B Street.

If you dare to charge around like that again, the sniper rifle can collect a toll for free.

It was another simple map control, another bombing in B site, another smoke rain and dead spot fire at 1:20. This time, Li Shen didn't occupy the bomb site. He knew he was going to get flashed, so he retreated a bit.

He wanted to salvage the situation.

It's now clear that LVG has used all their utility on attacking and building up their defenses, while NAVI, aside from losing a Molotov cocktail and a smoke grenade on B main, still has plenty of utility left, so they can try to defend.

Hearing the sound of Sanye planting the bomb, Xiao Lizi frantically smoked into the smoke grenade, reducing Sanye's health, while Wonderful also took the opportunity to fire a shot into the smoke.

Flying was covering his teammates as they planted the bomb, using a smoke grenade as cover, when he was inexplicably shot dead. This kind of death is the most disgusting kind of death, but all he could do was sigh.

Taking advantage of the gaps in the smoke from the enemy's gunfire, Wan Kaizhao quietly probed the police's bottom line through the smoke grenade.

He saw Leonardo DiCaprio's back and knew that Wonderful was hidden in the smoke.

However, Wan Kaizhao first targeted the scout's spawn point, and IM came over from the middle lane to cover it.

Wan Kaizhao held his ground tightly, eliminating IM's defensive rotation, and then set his sights on Little Li.

Both shots were decisive, resulting in instant kills.

Wonderful, amidst the smoke, was startled by the gunshot beside him and immediately looked behind him, but both sides had clear information.

As long as Wan Kaizhao's first two kills are accurate, Wonderful is essentially no different from a dead man. Even if Wan Kaizhao fails to kill him, his teammates can finish him off with that shot.

This instantaneous triple kill.

In an instant, it thwarted NAVI's defensive efforts.

10: 8.

The sound of playing with all their might is roaring.

"I'll fuck you."

"Just1do, who exactly are you?"

"He chose the most unbelievable, and most greedy, way to set up his gun!"

"Did he kill IM, who was defending mid, first, before going to take down Li Shen and Wang Defa?"

"This is definitely not the kind of play that any normal professional player would make."

"He pierced NAVI's most vulnerable spot like a scimitar!"

"Dancers on the Edge of a Knife!"

"Such a choice can only be made if both marksmanship and strategy are on point, and it was this choice that shattered NAVI's subsequent idea of ​​retaking the defense."

"From 5 against 4 to 2 against 4 in an instant, all thanks to this rookie player!"

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