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

Those who belong to Eternal Flame would never have imagined that someone would use a weapon like the Desert Eagle in the pistol rounds.

That guy, Senpo, only got an unarmored Desert Eagle in that one game, and he still got headshot.

Their assumption was that the opponent had five Glocks with items, so they would just glance at the mid lane.

I'm using a USP against your Glock; I still have the weapon advantage.

Both in terms of range and accuracy.

There's a Desert Eagle in the middle lane, damn it.

Do you have any ideas on this?

In a hundred matches, you might not encounter a single game where your opponent starts with a Desert Eagle in the pistol round.

The most outrageous thing is that the Desert Eagle actually hit one.

Wicadia just doesn't feel right anymore.

The feel of the entire game can be ruined by this unarmored Desert Eagle.

With a player falling in the mid lane, Xigua's instructions were sound.

Clear the bananas once.

They noticed that the opponents had all retreated, making it impossible to determine exactly how many of them there were.

Now, the choice for Xigua is either to bite the bullet and attack area B, or to harass and then attack area A.

Wan Kaizhao's Desert Eagle is controlling the mid lane, while Flying's Glock is blocking the lane on the flank; they have this space to switch positions.

Without Wan Kaizhao's mid-lane map control, Xigua might have really had to grit his teeth and fight B.

He was afraid that if he rotated to area A, the enemy mid laner would scout it out. But now that he had a Desert Eagle positioned in the mid lane, even if they scout it out, the enemy wouldn't dare to gamble on whether LVG would attack area A or area B.

Think again.

Watermelon decided to switch to A-rank.

If it's a standard formation after the point is lost, like 2A2B, then it's easy to fight in the A area, as there are plenty of gun positions.

If they feel there's too much pressure in area B, they might gamble on 3B, but they can still easily beat one in area A.

After all, the area from Banana Road to Sandbag is a map that LVG has openly controlled, and Eternal Flame has a chance to gamble on 3B.

But the watermelon was overthinking it.

The Eternal Flame's formation is 2A2B, which shows their trust in the players' individual abilities.

However, it wasn't LVG that started the trouble first; it was Calyx in the mid lane who couldn't help but take another look, trying to gather information.

As soon as he came out, he saw the information that the LVG main force was rotating to another point, and he immediately started firing his four guns. However, the kill was taken by Just1do's Desert Eagle headshot through the wall.

He had already moved very little, but Just1do was the first to set up his gun in the middle lane, and he had been holding onto his Desert Eagle for a very long time, aiming to reach the exit in the middle lane.

He knew that his opponent would use a small body movement to get information, so his firing line was a gap-line firing line.

Switch to a USP or Glock; a headshot through a wall doesn't hurt at all, but it's the Desert Eagle that's the problem.

It deals extremely high damage when passing through walls.

It was a 5v3 situation in one go. Flying flew to the second floor of A and took over the command of Eternal Flame, MAJ3R.

The pistol round was won.

7: 6.

LVG instantly gained the lead in the score.

The next point is that Xigua wants to control the map and attack, but Wan Kaizhao thinks that it is not appropriate to control the map and attack at this time.

The Eternal Flame pistol round got headshot twice by the Desert Eagle, so they must be furious right now.

Regardless of what others say, the Wicadia must be a Desert Eagle.

Instead of using an AK to control the map and making silent, incremental engagements, giving the enemy a chance to strike you on the head.

It's much better to just go for a fast break and connect with a 636.

Everyone knows 636.

It is a tactic that focuses on "fast bomb planting". The core is to use smoke and flashbangs as cover so that the attackers can quickly plant the bomb before the defenders can react.

This strategy first gained popularity when it was used in a match by a player with the ID "636". Because of its unexpected effectiveness, players named it after his ID.

Essentially a ladder-based tactic.

As a result, Mongolia used the 636 tactic in the competition, which stunned the second and third-tier teams, leading many teams in the first-tier competition to adopt this 636 approach.

But many people have a love-hate relationship with this tactic.

Because it is indeed very effective, it can easily decide the outcome of an ECO game in one fell swoop.

What's frustrating is that during the process, if the person in the first position doesn't kill anyone, and the locomotive of the train is instantly killed, the subsequent people are easily crossed by the CT side. If the opponent realizes this and it's a 636, the area that is being rushed can easily be filled with people in an instant.

Wan Kaizhao's analysis suggests that Eternal Flame is a very addictive team.

If you fire slowly, the enemy will come out one by one, and you'll be unable to keep up with their attacks, making it harder for you to win.

The 636 is not only for fast attacks, but also for team-based follow-up attacks. Even if you lose your gun, your teammates can quickly pick it up.

Watermelon wanted to use the AB double-Fake tactic to play an extremely stable game and prevent being overturned.

Unfortunately, the team has a true leader who can carry the game every single time.

It would be embarrassing if we lost using our own tactics.

Moreover, Xigua had also considered that if Wan Kaizhao's orders failed even once, Wan Kaizhao would probably not have any more clever ideas and would listen to his commands.

The round begins.

Five players in the middle lane.

The smoke from the connection appears instantly.

High-altitude flash in the middle lane.

While hiding in the smoke, Wicadia threw out a fireball in the middle lane, forcing the opponent to reposition and buy time.

Mitsuha, in the third position, threw out a smoke grenade to extinguish the fire.

Wan Kaizhao's MAC-10, using a hairdryer, fired several shots into the connected smoke but failed to get any smoke.

The seventh shot hit Wicadia's head inside the smoke, and Wan Kaizhao, who was about to turn around to look at A1, emptied his magazine.

After killing Wicadia in the smoke, San Ye and Xigua started throwing leaf flashbangs directly above Area A, which were all white flashbangs for the bomb site, the pit, and the second floor.

In just a short time...

MAJ3R's screen went white and white again, white and white again, and he was kicked by Flying as he flew down from the crater.

Calyx, who had been filling in the gaps in the connection, was also kicked to death by Just1do who had broken in.

Area A was instantly captured in less than ten seconds.

Wicadia, who had just picked up his Desert Eagle and was looking to avenge his defeat by retaliating with a single shot, was instead crushed by 636's fast-paced tactics in the smoke right at the start of the round.

His whole face turned bright red.

The coach of Eternal Flame immediately called a timeout.

This pause is coming out a little.

It was a story about six brothers from Turkey having a crazy exchange.

The five contestants finally discovered a problem.

Just1do not only has excellent marksmanship, but more importantly, his thinking is different from that of a typical top-tier player.

It felt like this person had top-tier or even above-tier marksmanship, but their game strategy was like that of a nobody in a third-tier competition.

They played some tactics in third-tier matches, made some moves that no one could understand, and yet they still got wrecked by them.

They started at 6-2 and managed to stay in the game at 6-8, and the next game was a pure eco round.

The score was almost fixed at 6:9.

If they keep losing, they'll really lose.

Woxic meant, "Hey guys, stop messing around, seriously stop messing around, everyone take the second gun position, play it safe."

LVG's players have incredibly erratic movement, full of openings; just watch how they snipe.

Don't give it away for free.

Wicadia is usually one of the more emotionally stable members of the team, but after being repeatedly attacked by Just1do, he's lost his temper.

You motherfucker!

Cowardly, cowardly, cowardly.

Always a coward.

Play like this against the opponent.

Am I not a skilled marksman?

Why should they be placed in the pistol position?

This isn't because the opponent is a god-like player, playing inexplicably, how could he get killed so many times?

Give him a fair chance to shoot, and he, Wicadia, can't beat him?!

Did he not get enough kills in the first two games?

We have to fucking fight them!

The team's voice chat was completely chaotic.

MAJ3R, who theoretically holds the highest position, has the deepest seniority, and is also the commander, remained silent.

That's right.

He is highly experienced, having served as the commander of several XANTARES teams.

However, XANTARES has optimized it more than once.

XANTARES even thought Türkiye had no hope, abandoned the Turkish lineup, and went to BIG to work as a mercenary.

Seniority and command do not necessarily equate to high status.

It only means that you've played for this team for a long time.

In situations where everyone has objections, nothing MAJ3R says will make a difference.

Only the coach's words are useful.

"Fight against the Qing more aggressively, like the Anubis diagram."

"We have a numerical advantage, and the opposing team's overall strength is inferior to ours."

"Only one person has explosive power."

"Don't be afraid of them!"

"Woxic, get the sniper rifle and try to get the first kill in mid lane. Whether you can take down Just1do depends on you."