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

The person who came to interview me was Banks, the "Goat" of the British broadcasting world.

He is not tall, slightly overweight, with a very elegant beard. His well-tailored suit, deep and magnetic voice, and high emotional intelligence have made Banks one of the most popular hosts in recent years.

Wan Kaizhao's outstanding performance in the two BO3 matches has already caught the attention of this star host.

After failing to get an interview last time, this time, through communication, he finally got his wish and was able to interview this young man who had just debuted from the LVG team and had delivered explosive output in several consecutive matches.

"Hello!" Banks greeted the audience and then gave a brief self-introduction to the world's audience.

"Please welcome our LVG team player—Just1do!"

He continued, "During these two days of competition, I think all the viewers have seen the amazing performance of this young man. Everyone is curious about this talented young man from China."

"Just1do, could you please say hello to all your viewers and fans?"

Wan Kaizhao has done countless interviews, so much so that his originally broken English has become incredibly fluent over the years. Of course, this only applies to CS terminology and the procedures of a regular interview. Asking him to talk about random things like chatting about everyday life is not an option.

"Hello everyone, I'm Just1do from the LVG team." Wan Kaizhao pointed to the LVG team logo on his chest, inadvertently revealing the Zhang Fei Beef logo.

"You've been in excellent form these past few days. As a new player, what do you think is the biggest difference between you and the veteran players on the team? And what have you brought to the team?"

Wan Kaizhao listened to the entire interview with a frown, and then replied: "I think the biggest difference between me and the brothers in the team is that they have experienced too many games and are too affected by things inside and outside the game. Because they are too eager to win, they will try to learn other people's playstyles and styles. I am more pure. If I think I can win a gunfight, I will definitely go for it."

"They might wait for a better opportunity to engage in combat in order to play it safe."

"What I bring to this team is control of the map, right? I'm quite good at gun positions on many maps."

"The big pit in the town, the dark room in the ancient ruins, and the second floor of the desert city are all locations I am most familiar with."

"I've noticed that many people can't beat me at these locations, which gives LVG a lot of map control, and that's my value."

Wan Kaizhao, once he speaks out, is a sensation.

They were telling the absolute truth, leaving even Banks dizzy and unsure how to respond.

Banks chuckled and said, "Oh! Just1do, you truly live up to your ID. I can feel your confidence just by looking at you standing here."

"So, having gone from a rookie to a professional player, what do you think is the biggest difference between being a professional player and playing on the ranked ladder?"

"Winning or losing in ranked matches doesn't matter; I'd rather win in tournaments," Wan Kaizhao said in a deep voice, holding the microphone. "Besides, tournaments are more complicated and require a lot of items. In ranked matches, I just need to go out and engage in gunfights."

Banks nodded and said, "So, the next opponent is the Eternal Flame. What are your thoughts on them?"

"I recently watched Eternal Flame's matches. Their marksmanship is incredibly strong, among the best in the world. But I don't think my marksmanship is inferior to theirs. I just hope that during the matches, they'll target me more and not my teammates for point-blank duels," Wan Kaizhao said with a smile.

"I'd also love to see XANTARES-Peek in a competition."

Howe!

Deploying tactics in public!

Hearing this, Gum couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat. Originally, it didn't matter whether they won or lost the competition, since they had already advanced.

But after saying that, Wan Kaizhao lost, and he faced ridicule from tens of thousands of netizens.

The pressure has increased dramatically.

Wan Kaizhao, however, didn't feel anything; he just hoped that his opponents would attack his positions.

LVG's defensive weaknesses are too serious; many of their defensive plays are either too rigid or simply unsustainable.

Especially the positions of the two-dimensional characters and the watermelon characters, the former always thinks about shooting at each other in the neighborhood, at worst one for one.

However, a one-for-one exchange for the defending side is a pure loss.

The latter acted impulsively and wanted to push forward. He had no information but still wanted to push forward. Anyway, there were still four teammates alive, so he wanted to push forward and try to get some support.

In professional matches, this is a major taboo for the CT side in terms of defense.

If the attacking team gets the first kill, the CT team will have to move up and cover the entire area, which will create timing issues.

And the worst part is that if you choose the 202 defense, the middle lane might be penetrated, and the opponent can easily gank and double-team you.

If you choose the 2-1-1 defense, then there will definitely be a point that may be surrounded by 4 people. If you exchange 1, it's not enough. If you exchange 2, your teammates will have to fight a 3 vs 2 counterattack. If the terrorists plant the bomb, this endgame is still very difficult to win.

The defending team is at a natural disadvantage when playing 4 against 4, let alone 4 against 5.

EmiliaQAQ just happens to manage to pull off this kind of "no substitutions" defensive maneuver in the neighborhood every single day.

Wan Kaizhao didn't know if Eternal Flame was paying attention to the interviews here, but attracting their firepower and "hatred" and making them actively target Wan Kaizhao was actually beneficial to LVG.

Meanwhile, Eternal Flame, whose match hasn't started yet, is quite confident of advancing to the winners' bracket in the upper half of the bracket. They are also paying close attention to the movements of their next opponent, LVG, whose match has already been decided.

When Wan Kaizhao called out the Turkish attack during his interview, veteran MAJ3R didn't seem to care much and continued to play as usual.

But the troublemakers underneath aren't so easy to appease.

When the left-handed sniper Woxic heard the interview, he exploded. He is indeed a sniper, but his temper is the most explosive of all, even more so than that of the ruthless.

It's worth mentioning that Woxic is also a killer of Chinese teams. In a past CAC season, Woxic was a member of the Rat team, and Big Cousin was also the captain of that Rat team.

TyLoo led by 7 match points but was overturned by Mouse and ultimately eliminated.

Like Nifty and SunPayus, this guy is a well-known anti-Chinese sniper god, seemingly having a natural advantage against Chinese teams.

Therefore, Woxic has never taken Chinese teams seriously and doesn't consider them to be strong opponents.

The left-handed sniper, by his very nature, only shows respect to the strong on the field.

This interview, in a way, added a bloody and explosive element to the match in advance.

Wan Kaizhao, however, was not afraid of trouble at all.

He was originally the kind of person with a strong personality and a knack for getting things done.

With this Jiahao system...

He felt that he had grasped a kind of heroic spirit called "unfettered freedom and boundless joy".

to be honest.

As long as he doesn't have a hand injury, Wan Kaizhao believes he should have no problem making it into the Top 10.

If the system reward wasn't mandatory to claim...

Wan Kaizhao even wanted to see how far he could lead the LVG team without any reward, relying solely on his current abilities. After all, he had once led a CN team to the Asian Legends stage!