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

The buzz surrounding LVG's victory over NAVI is still growing.

Another day of competition.

The English commentators were still talking about yesterday's match with great enthusiasm, and the ID Just1do appeared like a shooting star, making everyone remember it.

Bombing the second-tier team's fish is nothing; blowing up NAVI is truly impressive.

If someone gets a rating of 2 or higher and is playing against NAVI, who can resist making a few comments?

It mainly refers to professional CS competitions, which are truly the most strictly hierarchical level.

Take the perfect rank as an example.

S-fried A fish, held and pinched by hand.

It's a game where A plays against B, just for fun.

In the game where B was beating C, they completely crushed their opponent.

This is essentially the environment for professional teams at the first, second, and third tiers.

The fact that a first-tier team was brutally beaten by a third-tier team is something that could be talked about for a lifetime.

Look at the Boston Major, FaZe with their all-star lineup lost to C9, and that 20-second B-turn from the small town has been talked about for ages.

Given the roster on paper for that match, it was only natural that C9 would lose to Faze.

As a result, C9 faltered in other tournaments, but stubbornly fought all the way to the finals at the Boston Major, and even won the championship in one fell swoop.

After that match, the five players of C9 seemed to have burned out, getting crushed in various competitions, with some retiring and others going through a rough patch.

All that remains is an endless replay of NIKO's professional career.

Whenever someone mentions C9, they inevitably think of Boston, which is like rubbing salt into Shrimp Bro's wounds again.

The map selection for the match against NiP has begun.

In Figure 1, NiP chose to order, picking up a set of Ancient Relics because they watched the LVG vs. NAVI match yesterday.

It was discovered that LVG team didn't have much of an advantage on this map; they just won by messing around and didn't have any particularly impressive tactics.

Why not order their dishes?

In Figure 2, LVG team brought out their signature map, Sand City 2. Wan Kaizhao knows how to play Sand City 2, but he doesn't like playing it. However, Sand City 2 is LVG team's strongest map, so he was forced to play this map.

Rez looked exhausted on the player's bench.

He's recently been negotiating a contract with NiP's top management. This young player, who has been loyal to NiP for countless years, has transformed from an 18-year-old to a 26-year-old "elderly" veteran.

How many eight-year periods are there in a lifetime?

Rez dedicated eight years of his life to NiP, supporting Forest and Kobold for years, yet never won a Major championship.

This Swedish prodigy of his generation has finally reached the twilight of his life.

Everyone remembers Niko, the prodigy who never won a championship, but they forget that Sweden also had a prodigy rifleman who went eight years without winning a Major title.

Even after playing for so many years, his stats still maintain a star level of over 1.1 rating.

Let's start with the first map.

Wan Kaizhao clearly realized that his opponents were far inferior to NAVI in both discipline and marksmanship.

His judgment was correct.

The average age of this NiP team is extremely high. The so-called young players they brought in are all at least 23 years old, and the team's star player, Rez, is already 26 years old.

Unfortunately, the younger players who are younger than Rez lack the ability to carry the team.

LVG defended first, while NiP opted for a five-man train attack on point B. However, Wan Kaizhao caught three of them in the small room, instantly thwarting their attack.

Alex is one of the top male strategists in Europe.

Compared to the command habits of NiP's former commander, the original terrifying and reckless Hampus.

Alex seems like the kind of person who stole Jame's command system but still couldn't figure it out.

He likes to launch a quick attack in pistol rounds and control the map in rifle rounds, compressing the time to attack within 30 seconds. However, his so-called map control is still the kind where he controls half of the map, then suddenly abandons it and goes to attack another location.

Most of the teams he led were weak in offense but strong in defense, and the reason for their strong defense was mainly because the individual players on the team were very capable.

The team Alex led previously included the second generation of SunPayus, who were at their peak. Their defensive sniping was almost always successful, making their defense virtually impenetrable when Alex was in charge.

The individual abilities of the NiP squad are not considered high even by European standards. Only Rez is a decent fighter, but he's a rifleman, and his radiation protection capabilities are a level below.

Therefore, after the roster change, the NiP team led by Alex was no longer human. Not only did their performance plummet, but their disgusting turtle-like playstyle even made Rez want to leave the team.

Gou Ba.

Eight years ago, I was the junior member of the team.

Eight years later, I am the most senior, and NiP has hired a powerful figure to command me, just to seal me away?

Under Alex's guidance, Rez was unable to fully utilize his firepower advantage, and his stats fluctuated due to the latter's playstyle.

At the start, LVG team was unstoppable.

After defeating NAVI, they seemed to embark on an evolutionary journey toward godhood.

We won the pistol round, the force buy round, the pure E round, and then another rifle round.

The game started with a 5-0 lead.

In the long-range rounds, Alex really messed up the compressed attack. When he rushed in, NiP had no utility and could only rely on rushing in. The problem was that they couldn't even win in a gunfight.

Wan Kaizhao was standing in the dark room, straight on the line. You always knew there was a Just1do in the dark room, but you just couldn't beat him.

6 points.

Alex, who prefers a slow, deliberate approach, suggested a faster, more aggressive attack. "Since Just1do is so good, let's go for a fast attack on A."

EmiliaQAQ agreed immediately upon entering Zone A.

I fell asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow.

Damn it, EmiliaQAQ couldn't get any kills in the first few rounds, her shooting touch just went cold.

This speed boost was deliberately aimed at Emilia, who had no feel for guns. After taking so many flashbangs, she was practically Ultraman, yet she was still forced to fight with ice-cold guns. Isn't that making things difficult for her?

NiP, who just won their first point, once again called for a slow attack.

Alex extended his map control tactics.

Place one at point A, one at point B, one in the middle, and two in the small dark room.

Because Just1do is so powerful, right? Then I'll put two people in a dark room to target him.

After arranging the tactics, Alex ordered all points to begin their assault one minute later.

Rez in the middle lane was put to sleep by a sniper rifle.

iask, advancing from Area A, stealthily took down EmiliaQAQ. Mainly because there was also movement from Area B, EmiliaQAQ didn't expect anyone to not use any items, so she just gritted her teeth and quietly probed the area.

What a load of crap attack!

If I were to hit you directly, you'd be finished.

It seems that Alex not only employed the Turtle Man tactic, but also incorporated Hampus's random touching tactic. At a certain point, everyone started to go crazy.

The small dark room had no props.

Alex lured Maxster into a firing line, then pretended to ask for a flashbang before going in to search the left side.

Who would have thought that Wan Kaizhao shook his head to dodge the attack, continued to charge into the small dark room, and immediately took Alex's head.

Maxster wanted to finish off the enemy, but the food vent in the small dark room only had one opening, leading out in a straight line, and he was blocked again.

One is at B University, and the other has just entered Area A.

The two people were from opposite ends of the country.

Mitsuha covered for the police and stopped iask. R1nkle symbolically raised his fist and retaliated, crippling B's defender Flying before being taken down.

6: 1.

7: 1.

8: 1.

The score rolled by like a dump truck. LVG's playstyle is quite in line with their "good guys" mentality. They can't break through on offense, but they are a relatively strong team in defense thanks to their gun skills. They are too stable against teams that are a bit stupid on offense.

LVG's defense is vulnerable to opponents with a lot of variety and agile playstyles; their defense becomes somewhat rigid against such opponents.

The problem is NiP's offense; it's utterly ineffective.

In the first half, they were overwhelmed by LVG ​​with a score of 10-2.

Rez, sitting in the NiP player's seat, froze.

Rez, who used to easily crush Chinese teams, looked at this record and saw Alex sitting in the middle, spitting as he talked. He felt like he could only sigh and didn't know what to say.

Second half, pistol round.

LVG made silent contact with the entire team, and suddenly started attacking B site, almost replicating NiP's pistol attack in the first half. Wan Kaizhao pushed down alex and isak's B site defense at B main.

Rez from the central district had to slow down and retreat, only to be removed by Wan Kaizhao, who had pushed all the way to the police station, using a Usp he had picked up.

11: 2.

Cruel score.

Such a massacre even silenced the English-language commentators.