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

CNCS has produced a genius.

Chinese viewers are unaware that the managers of those foreign contestants who specialize in evaluating players are all paying close attention to Just1do's performance.

The match where we beat NAVI.

You could say Just1do had a breakout performance, and the player's true skill level cannot be assessed.

The match where we won against NiP.

You can still find reasons to say that NiP has long since fallen apart, the players are no longer of one mind, the quality of the matches is poor, and Just1do's first-place finish is useless.

What about the Eternal Flame?

Even with such a disadvantage in Map 1, Just1do was still trying to salvage the situation. In the second map, Sand II, he immediately showcased the numerical values.

You can say that Eternal Flame doesn't have the strength to compete for the championship, but you can't say that Eternal Flame has no strength at all.

This Turkish team, when facing opponents with inferior aim, simply beats them up.

Those who can defeat them are either the epitome of academic skill or the epitome of physical prowess.

Only those with stronger guns can get past them.

When it came to Just1do's value, these scouts and managers were only willing to offer a maximum of $5.

The two wins against NAVI provided some valuable insights.

But for this match, Just1do's value should start at least at $10.

Because he was truly ravaging the Turks through sheer force of his gun.

Recently, major clubs have been searching for young talents, with the most famous player, GamerLegion, coming very close to NiP's star player, Rez.

G2, after Nini's departure, is also trying to rebuild.

In addition, after the director left Fazeclan and returned to Liquid, Ropz languished in Fazeclan and failed to achieve good results in several tournaments. Unwilling to stay with his former team, Ropz considered resigning and wanted to be demoted.

Many teams are eager to make changes to their lineups.

Suddenly, a young CNCS player emerged and delivered a phenomenal performance, inevitably drawing attention.

But the problem is...

The biggest characteristic of CN players is that they are overpaid and underperforming. Whether it's Tyloo or LVG, the asking prices for their players are inflated.

This is precisely because there are very few CS players left in China, which naturally makes these skilled players command a higher price in China, and when placed in front of foreign players, they can be ripped off in US dollars.

For example, Starry and Jamyoung's publicly offered prices.

Many foreign clubs were very interested in these two players, but after the Yellow River team made a mess of things and the bidding stopped, those interesting offers finally came to an end.

This time, Just1do's performance was as amazing as Donk's in China.

However, many clubs are still worried that the other party is a "fraudster," fearing that they might be able to dominate the game if they don't buy the player, but then become completely incompetent and unable to fire a single shot after they do.

North American clubs often fall for this kind of trick.

At this point, many people are quite interested in Just1do's performance and are willing to offer a relatively high price, but it won't be too high.

As for how to bargain, that's very simple.

Just1do's English proficiency is questionable; whether he can communicate effectively is an issue.

Just1do has very poor discipline. He often rushes into firefights without his teammates' items, which is a major taboo for professionals. He can also use this to bargain.

The players of Eternal Flame had no idea that they had become the valuation machine for Just1do.

They're just very hot.

On the defensive side, he was completely outmaneuvered by one person; anyone could have broken through his defense.

Having been torn apart by Just1do once, Woxic was even more resentful.

They want to rise up, they just want to be right!

On the map of Sand 2, which is purely about gunfights, why should I be afraid of your Chinese team with my marksmanship?

When Eternal Flame gets impatient, he likes to choose to engage in gunfights, especially the kind of gunfights without any props.

The game suddenly descended into chaos.

Gunfights in the middle, at A site, and at B1 level—the sense of hierarchy was instantly shattered by this intense, hand-to-hand combat style.

Whatever tactics you want, that's the right approach!

The LVG players were also inspired by Wan Kaizhao's aggressive breakthroughs and gradually began to find their rhythm.

The other side doesn't use any props; they just engage in a direct, ground-based battle, which is a perfect match for their expertise.

CN teams aren't afraid of direct confrontations, they're afraid of opponents using items to coordinate gunfights.

Even without any props, they were really not afraid of each other in a gunfight.

LVG often loses 4v1 or 5v1 clutches, which proves that they are capable of killing, but their discipline is too poor, making it too easy for opponents to break them up into 1v1 situations.

12:6.

12:7.

13:7.

Wan Kaizhao's successful breach of B site ended the game.

The best-of-three series ended in a draw.

The decisive battleground is Purgatory Town.

In this match, Wan Kaizhao shone brightly with a record of 39 kills and 12 deaths.

A 14-kill streak in 3 rounds is still too overpowered in the early game.

When the score was being caught up in the mid-game, his killing efficiency decreased, but as soon as the game switched sides and he was on offense, Wan Kaizhao started killing like crazy again.

20 rounds, 39 kills.

This is equivalent to the advantage of being able to generate 2 kills per round.

This efficiency and kill rate are absolutely explosive, especially considering they're playing against a top 5 team in the world.

At the same time, new problems have emerged.

They practiced on the map "Shadi 2" and demonstrated its effectiveness in the competition.

The map "Town" is almost on par with "Ancient Ruins" in terms of skill level. It's a popular map, and everyone knows how to play it.

The Chinese team's stats against other teams in Infernal Town are not bad, but this lineup is playing Infernal Town for the first time.

Even Just1do's primary defensive zone was not determined by Xigua.

During this halftime break.

They also need to discuss how to position themselves defensively and who will guard the community.

At the same time as the Sand 2 map ends.

The director switched to the conversation between LVG and the other side.

"Brother Wan, can you defend Site B on the next map? How about you be the main defender of the neighborhood?"

"I can defend B site, but can A site hold out?"

"I want to guard the links so that when I get the information, it will be easy to switch points. Guarding A or B is easy."

mad!

I could hear the two of them speaking in Chinese.

He smacked his lips while playing with the machine.

No one expected that Wan Kaizhao, this young player, would rise so high in status within the team after just a few games, with even the team captain, Xigua, respectfully addressing him as "brother."

On the other side.

Falcons club is discussing transfer details.

Since they formed the club, the players have changed batch after batch, and all kinds of famous Major players have come to visit.

What kind of positive boy/demon man?

What five-star general, A-Du?

None of them had any effect.

They spent nearly a million US dollars to acquire 18-year-old Russian prodigy Kyousuke.

His recent performance has been inconsistent, with good overall statistics, but he has ultimately failed to live up to his $100 million price tag.

The team manager was really having a headache dealing with Falcons' inconsistent performance. If they continued like this, he was afraid they would lose his job.

"Let's give Teses and Kyxsan another chance."

The Falcons manager watched the ESL match and said in a cold voice, "If they continue to perform like this, I can't guarantee they'll be able to play this lineup in the next match."

"There are still quite a few players in the market right now, and players in positions like theirs can be replaced at any time."

"Not every manager is like me, giving them the opportunity to keep playing."

"Charle, can you check Just1do's net worth for me? He looks pretty good."

"To be honest, there's no need to pay attention to the Chinese players," said another man in a suit.

"If Chinese players were truly competitive, a top-tier team would have emerged long ago, instead of being reduced to having to depend on Valve's whims when it comes to releasing stickers."

"This newcomer had some impressive performances in the game, but thinking about it carefully, wasn't it because his teammates were so bad that his presence in the game was too overwhelming?"

"If I put him in a top-tier team, I doubt he could even maintain a 1.2 rating."

"Hmm... Charles, what you said isn't entirely unreasonable."

"When it comes to buying players, it's better to buy well-known players from established strong teams. At least they are guaranteed, after all, they have been playing for so many years."

"Buying new customers is too risky and the price is too high. Even if they pass our initial screening, they won't pass the financial review."