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

5: 0.

The Turks were engaged in a fierce battle.

XANTARES couldn't help but start exchanging ideas.

What's with all this talk about commanding or giving orders?

In many teams, the "big brother" position is the command position.

In a winning game, you can give commands and say a few words, but in a losing game, you have to listen to the older brother's words.

In this round of Sand 2, they almost turned the opposing Chinese player into a donk; they can't play like this.

If you know the opponent is in good form, don't pick to fight their best player.

If this continues, they'll really give us a historic first-half kill record.

XANTARES said to avoid fighting Just1do on the other side, but how can we find out where Just1do is guarding?

After much deliberation, XANTARES finally realized that this was a problem.

They know too little about LVG.

"How about we put someone at each point to fight the other side one-on-one?" MAJ3R, as the commander, is indeed the smartest person in the team, and he saw LVG's weak side at a glance.

You think you can kill him with just Just1do?

There will always be a place where you are not.

There will always be times when you're not around, right?

It's impossible for everyone at every location to be Just1do, right?

If MAJ3R heard this tough guy say something like that and wanted to avoid Just1do, it would be an extremely simple matter.

He fears the clashes of ruthless people based on personal feelings.

I just want to be right.

If you don't want to be right, there are plenty of ways to avoid Just1do.

This tactic, where everyone attacks from the same point, is the signature tactic of the Mongolian team.

The Mongols would stick together with 910 and 4k, while the other three would each pick a point to fight solo. Whoever made it in would then group up to attack that point.

It's a bit abstract.

But this is only the surface; the core is on-the-spot tactical management, gunfighting ability, and dynamic offensive adjustments.

This kind of thing can't be done without marksmanship and extreme cohesion.

Eternal Flame, as a home team in CS, with an all-Turkish lineup, is a team that can completely compete with the Mongolian team.

5: 1.

5: 2.

5: 3.

The situation took a sharp turn for the worse.

LVG's weaknesses have become apparent.

No matter how strong Just1do's individual skills are, if his teammates can't hold the point, they just can't hold it.

NAVI couldn't see LVG's weakness before because they were used to team play and map control.

Who would have thought that the barbaric tactics of the Mongols could be used against LVG?

5: 4.

5: 5.

They quickly tied the game after starting with a 5-0 lead.

The tone of the commentator playing the machine also started to become more hurried.

"These Turks played so cleverly! They knew LVG had a key player, so they bypassed him and attacked him directly."

"If your ID Just1do appears at point A, we'll immediately move on to point B."

"This is outrageous!"

The sound of someone playing with the machine was somewhat like they were "crying in desperation."

From the family's perspective, this is truly heartbreaking.

Watching the score widen and then narrow again, it really felt like there was no way to turn the tide.

Next minute.

Key points.

LVG's long-range rifle rounds.

Wan Kaizhao asked Sanye for a sniper rifle and arranged the positions: two in the middle and two at point B, while he defended the A platform alone.

They may seem to have run out of options, but their spirits are soaring.

If you prefer to avoid me, then go fight the police station. If you don't want to fight the police station, then face me head-on!

Look at me, you little brat!

The commentators, with their omniscient perspective, also noticed LVG's tactical adjustments.

Let Wan Kaizhao go solo on A, and position the others towards B and the middle lane. This positioning makes it easy to cover.

Whether attacking A or B, it can respond in the shortest time, which can be considered a countermeasure to the Eternal Flame move.

However, there is also a problem: can Just1do's one-on-one defense still be as dominant as before?

If Just1do doesn't have the explosive damage output he used to have, and gets breached by the Eternal Flame team once, they won't be afraid of him anymore.

But Eternal Flame didn't expect LVG to play such an abnormal positioning strategy.

Platform sniper A.

They assumed that the side with more players defending B site didn't have Just1do. By counting the number of utility items and the gunshots, they could tell that there were more players at B site.

At least three people.

There are many people at point B, so Just1do must not be at point B. Let's attack them and kill these noobs.

But the Turks never expected that this would be a four-man defense in Zone B.

Even if you're not very good, it's still relatively easy for a four-person defense to hold off a five-person attack.

Even though it was a brutal battle, we ultimately won.

6: 5.

LVG managed to score a point with difficulty.

MAJ3R's understanding of LVG is becoming clearer, and he feels it's time to break free from his mental block.

LVG has already used the four-B tactic to prevent their attack, so it's very likely that Wan Kaizhao will still be the one-on-one attacker next. So, we'll target Wan Kaizhao's one-on-one attacker.

It's just that the Eternal Flame is being adjusted.

LVG is also making adjustments.

In the final point of the first half, Wan Kaizhao resolutely chose the forward pressing tactic.

If you've already won the first few rounds using unconventional methods, then pushing forward every round isn't unconventional anymore; it's standard.

Sometimes it's a push, sometimes it's not; that's truly unconventional.

He threw away his sniper rifle, retrieved his assault rifle, and chose to push forward at A site.

The reason for choosing A-site is that this position is very likely to be a solo position. Usually, the attacking team will leave someone at A-site when they are covering the rear. Unless they want to launch a fierce attack on A-site at the beginning of the game, it is rare for the attacking team to leave a lot of people at A-site.

With only one exit, it's easy for too many people to get stuck and unable to get out.

If they don't go out at the start, the defending team only needs one person to cut off all the terrorists trying to leave A site.

Eternal Flame set up their formation in the middle lane, coordinating with lightning speed to throw fire spells, flashbangs, and smoke grenades. They attacked this point directly with zero information.

This is another typical move of theirs.

Other teams really can't do something like this.

The duel between Calyx and Wan Kaizhao on A Avenue became the most anticipated round.

Unless the team is completely undisciplined, someone will definitely cover the rear, so Wan Kaizhao's positioning was very calm, aiming at each point one by one.

They're all the kind of shots where you can aim and shoot from the first position.

This is a one-on-one match.

Calyx chose the standard position behind the goal and kept making small sliding steps to break through. By the time Wan Kaizhao's head came out, he was already dead.

The reaction was too fast, and the aiming was too precise.

Someone at A is covering the rear, so there's a high probability they'll attack A, either by cutting the rear or returning to the front.

Wan Kaizhao chose to return to the front. If his teammates in the middle lane could flank from behind, it would be pointless for him to do so as well. Moreover, A site would be needed as a pivot point for the crossover.

The Eternal Flame players weren't too wary of A-site. They assumed that as long as LVG didn't engage in A-site or the CT spawn, A-site wouldn't be pushed out immediately.

Therefore, Woxic glanced at A small from the slope and set up a smoke grenade for a fraction of a second before being hit from the side.

His camera was already rotating, and it was as if he was about to look at A University the next second. It was at this very moment that Wan Kaizhao suddenly appeared.

Just1do didn't even wait for his teammates to coordinate from the CT spawn and A short; he darted out from A long and attacked from the side.

If someone doesn't wait for their teammates in a clutch situation, then they're truly a person with absolutely no discipline.

But this move, without waiting for his teammates, gave Wan Kaizhao the opportunity to hit Woxic from the side.

Wan Kaizhao from University A is like a fishbone stuck in my throat, like a needle pricking the neck of Eternal Flame. Even a ruthless person would find it difficult.

He directly set up an AK at A University, but Wan Kaizhao played even more stylishly. He jumped into the pit and played spring-loaded with the ruthless guy.

Hey, I'll just tap you once, then crouch down, and then bounce up and tap you a few more times.

XANTARES kept peeking at Wan Kaizhao's head, but the position was difficult to hit. He just couldn't get a hit. When the LVG players came out from the CT side, Wan Kaizhao, who was in the pit, stepped out to deal damage again.

A triple kill in one go.

7: 5.

Perhaps the real competition has only just begun.

Stick!

Stick it firmly!