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

"Are they really the strongest team?"

After this match.

Wan Kaizhao's first words startled his teammates. They breathed a sigh of relief when they saw that the surrounding directors had already turned off their microphones.

"You don't usually watch the games?" Coach GUM asked in a low voice. "NAVI's form has been inconsistent lately, but they're currently ranked number one in points. However..."

"There are three or four teams like this, many of which are in the top tier and their strengths are evenly matched."

Upon hearing this, Wan Kaizhao understood.

It turns out that in this world's CS professional scene, there isn't a dominant dynasty team with such a strong presence yet.

The top-ranked teams in the world are all very strong overall, and no team can be said to be guaranteed a win.

"You came from the youth training program, so it's impossible that you haven't watched many professional matches and just played ranked games to get into the second team?" GUM was very surprised. Logically speaking, on the road to becoming stronger, shouldn't one have to watch those pro players' PoV to improve?

"I don't watch the matches much, just occasionally, so I don't recognize many of the players," Wan Kaizhao could only say awkwardly.

He knew all of the world's adversaries very well.

He truly didn't understand his opponents in this world, and could only use the excuse that he didn't watch many matches to cover it up.

"It's a good thing you don't know him. Knowing him would put too much pressure on you, and you'd just go weak at the sight of his ID." Watermelon stepped in to smooth things over, "Wan Kaizhao, you really pulled off a fantastic performance today."

"I never thought we could beat NAVI!" Watermelon grinned foolishly.

Everyone says that NAVI isn't as strong as before, but NAVI has won a Major championship after all, and it's still the same team as the champion NAVI. They've performed admirably in recent tournaments, reaching the playoffs multiple times.

Even when a team is in poor form, it's not a team that can be easily defeated by just any team.

This is the first time in LVG's history that they have defeated a team ranked in the top five in the world, which is truly remarkable.

Facing an interview.

Wan Kaizhao avoided it.

It's not that he's unwilling to be interviewed, but rather that he needs to adapt to the current situation.

And the correct user manual for the "King of Jiahao" in my mind.

With a smile, Gum humbly accepted an interview with a North American host, saying that the victory was very lucky and that they still need to learn a lot of NAVI's tactics.

However, such humility sounded extremely grating to Brad's ears.

This Ukrainian champion coach, the godfather of the Independent States CS, simply cannot accept NAVI's defeat.

Actually, it's not that NAVI's failure is unacceptable. He can allow NAVI to lose, but he cannot allow NAVI to lose to an unknown Chinese team ranked outside the top 100, a small club whose training base might not even be as big as NAVI's branch.

Especially in this match, LVG didn't have any tactics at all.

They didn't play well at all in Ancient Ruins. The only reason they won was because the opposing player, Just1do, had a breakout performance and played better CS than anyone else. That's all.

However, it's one thing for the opposing player to have an outstanding individual performance, but NAVI could have relied on teamwork to win and limit the opponent's individual performance. But what happened in the end?

They were defeated by a tactic of endlessly attacking B site.

This is a disgrace!

They were supposed to leave the simple venue without an audience earlier, but Brad insisted on giving them an extra five minutes of instruction.

Brad only showed a professional, polite smile when the LVG team players came over to shake hands.

What happens on the field is what happens off the field, and what happens off the field is what happens off the field. Putting aside that unnecessary political stance, if we only talk about professional ethics, NAVI is undoubtedly extremely high.

Even when Wan Kaizhao came over to punch him, Brad praised Wan Kaizhao in English, saying he did a good job.

at the same time.

The entire CNCS forum, Perfect World community platform, and live stream chat rooms have been flooded with comments.

In the match between LVG and NAVI.

Just1do's rating reached a perfect 10 stars, and all sorts of comments appeared.

"What do you mean, you just stood in the street and handed it over to someone? Bro, where did you come from?"

"Does anyone know what position Just1do plays? I see him sometimes breaking through, sometimes covering the rear, and sometimes even sniping. His stats are ridiculously high!"

"Playing the machine is agonizing, playing the machine is screaming, playing the machine is going absolutely crazy!"

"The poor play with cars, the rich play with watches. The 6657 live stream room has completely gone crazy. It's a pity they weren't playing against Team A, otherwise we could really see a dilemma between loyalty and filial piety."

Why not watch Cao Yongku's live stream?

"Cao Yongku is a pure fan of Senpo. Now that Senpo is no longer playing, he's stopped being a fan of NAVI."

"Where will Old Pig make his fortune?"

"Come on, let's launch a 15-man assault on Site B in the Ancient Ruins!"

"No way, bro, you got 10 first kills on the Ancient Ruins map?! What a Linebreaker! King of the Dark Room!"

Wan Kaizhao, who had just returned to the training room, was unaffected by the outside world.

[Congratulations on achieving the feat of securing the first kill five times in a row as the CT team's forward pusher.]

Your single-picking skills have thus improved.

Back in the training room, Wan Kaizhao entered the shooting practice map and started fighting the bots.

After Gum finished his interview, he returned to the training room and saw Wan Kaizhao still practicing shooting, which made him smile with satisfaction.

In fact, Wan Kaizhao was searching for his own feel for the gun.

The reason I was able to achieve such explosive stats against Na'Vi was because I hadn't used my full physical strength in a long time, and my opponents weren't familiar with my playstyle. My "dump truck" strategy completely outmaneuvered them.

The next time he faces NAVI, they might have already studied his personal demo and started developing a counter-strategy.

Therefore, Wan Kaizhao didn't care much about this victory.

Winning once is nothing; winning every time is what makes a true god!

On the other side.

Mitsuha is still focused on her perfect evaluation.

What kind of forest carries children and poisons?

He just can't get over this meme. He's now extremely upset about helping a rare character get NIKO's autograph, which is causing his reputation to suffer regardless of how well or poorly he plays.

Only Gum was watching the upcoming matches and figuring out who their next opponent would be.

They played for three or four hours straight.

LVG has confirmed that their next opponent will be NiP.

The Swedish team, led by Rez.

Gum isn't too afraid of this NiP lineup, but he'd be more intimidated by the one with the Forest guy.

The current NiP is basically a bunch of mediocre players. The only one they can really boast about is the star player Rez. The others they keep getting are all unknown players.

If we have to pick another famous one, it would be the new NiP's commander, Alex.

His former teammate and former commander of the second-generation SunPayus.

It's hard to say whether this NiP team has any top-tier strength. Rez is considered a top-tier player, while the other members are just average.

They'd probably struggle even to play in the second tier.

Gum quickly realized that he had made the mistake of underestimating his opponent.

Their victory over NAVI wasn't due to sheer skill; luck played a part too. You can't expect Wan Kaizhao to deliver a dominant, explosive performance every single game.

If Wan Kaizhao can consistently perform like this, he'll be the Donk of CNCS!

Just because they beat NAVI once doesn't mean they're top-tier.

CNCS's strength is always Schrödinger's strength. When it's strong, it's a 50/50 match against any top-tier team. When it's weak, it's a road trip even against a third-tier team.

Due to the tight schedule of the match days.

We'll continue playing tomorrow.

It also tests the athletes' physical strength.