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

In the pistol round, NAVI's players underestimated their opponents' gun skills and positioning, failing to create the most effective crossfire, and jL greedily fired a shot at the CT spawn.

This single shot gave Wan Kaizhao an opening.

At this stage, JL clearly didn't want to give Wan Kaizhao a 1v2 opportunity anymore. The two maintained very close positions, striving to finish off the opponent smoothly.

Wan Kaizhao silently made his way to A Primary School, picked up the small schoolbag, and began burying it at A Primary School.

The man playing with the machine instantly became serious. "This is a real burial!"

Yes.

There was no fake cover-up, no deception of body position.

Wan Kaizhao understood that his opponents must be grouped together in this endgame, and the time limit of the last five seconds had not yet been reached.

Only when the planting time is extremely tight will the opponent pull out the bomb at the same time as planting it.

Conversely, in situations where there is ample time to plant the bomb, to avoid the opponent faking a planting to gain position, neither player moved out simultaneously, but instead remained firmly in position at the back, waiting for an opportunity.

Sometimes, the longer you stand at a table, the easier it is to get distracted and look at other places.

The fact that jL and IM didn't immediately double-pull when Wan Kaizhao planted the bomb shows that NAVI's team instincts were kicking in, aiming to secure the win in the most stable way.

After all, whoever loses this point loses money.

After LVG lost the previous game, they were still able to afford a long spear because their economy was still relatively good.

But NAVI really can't afford to lose. If they lose this round, they'll have to eco to save money and protect their economy in the next round, which would mean losing 2 points.

Now the format has been changed so that once the team that scores 13 points first wins, it becomes extremely difficult to turn the tide if the score gap widens.

Even for a strong team, achieving a large scoreline makes a comeback extremely difficult.

After burying the bag, Wan Kaizhao stood directly on slope A.

The main strategy for this two-person retake is to provide simultaneous follow-up shots. IM and jL are positioned at point B and the middle sand area, respectively. They either return from the CT spawn together, or one returns from the CT spawn while the other returns from A short.

There's no need to look at University A. It's a long and winding road, and it would be awkward to end up in a place that can't be filled.

Once A and the police base coordinate their attacks, the defenders at A's location will be eliminated first, making it difficult for the police base to get out of their positions. This can easily be broken into two 1v1 situations.

Therefore, Wan Kaizhao bet that the other party would come out from the police station, and he kept his prediction very close.

Wan Kaizhao's crosshair wasn't set with a small gap; it was pulled out slightly to prevent the opponent from pulling back too far when they got close.

The first person to come out will definitely spread out with their body spread out, so if you want to hold the line, you have to pull your crosshair out a little.

The commentator's voice was very urgent; facing such a difficult situation, especially a crucial one, it was hard not to feel tense.

"When will JL pull? The young general has his sights set on that position."

"JL pooped!"

Wan Kaizhao's gunfire rang out.

jL was instantly headshot while pulling up, but IM didn't immediately follow up with a shot. He was worried that Wan Kaizhao would launch a continuous spray, and that the enemy's spray would cause him to hit the bullet head-on. Therefore, IM wanted to play it safe and test whether the opponent would change his aiming point because the police didn't immediately pull up to follow up with a shot, and look towards the empty A short, so as to catch the timing of the crosshair drift.

After waiting for two seconds, IM, who launched another attack, was taken down with a precise shot.

Wan Kaizhao drove straight down the slope to the opposite corner of the police station, crouched down, and fired a pre-emptive shot to the head.

He didn't even look at A Xiao; he just knew you were going to come out from the police station's exit.

After all, Wan Kaizhao was making steamed buns.

Since you're stuck at the A-slope location, there's no need to actively look at the A-slope location. It's better to completely clear the area around the police station before looking at the A-slope.

From this position, you can see not only the location of the police base, but also the location of A-site. Even if the opponent does come out from A-site, as long as IM doesn't blow his head off in one hit, Wan Kaizhao can quickly retreat.

This was a clean and decisive 1v2!

And it's not just about simple gunplay in the endgame.

A strategic approach is far more important than marksmanship.

"Young man, you've saved this family again!!!" The commentator, who was playing the game, couldn't help but ask who this Just1do was!

I'm far too capable of doing this!

Did you feel the impact of that hammer blow on NAVI?

The godfather of Ukraine, NAVI head coach B1ad3, called a timeout.

This former Green 3 legend, the mentor of Electronic Bro, and the brains of the original Xuanming Two Elders, called the first timeout in this game.

B1ad3, who is said to be the only one in the world, has an unfriendly tone.

For NAVI, who had just reached number one in the world rankings, to play against LVG, a Chinese team that is a third-rate team that is completely unknown in Valve's rankings, and to be chased and beaten all the way in the early game, is simply a disgrace.

The score appears to be 4-1, but in reality, it's a losing proposition and is heading towards 5-1. This kind of score difference is already unacceptable to B1ad3.

During this pause, B1ad3 didn't reveal any tactics, and NAVI was unlikely to use their trump card against a team like LVG.

He just wanted to wake up the players on the team and calm them down.

The atmosphere inside NAVI's bench was relaxed, as if they didn't think they would lose the game while trailing by 4 points.

JL encouraged the others, "They're just a bunch of noobs. We can take them down with our guns! Come on! Let's go!"

Playing against other teams can be considered like twisting the rope.

To say something like that about playing against a Chinese team truly shows a deep disdain for their opponent.

jL has the right to say that, after all, he is a Major champion and FMVP player.

LVG is just some wild dog; they're unlikely to even get a sticker and make it into a Major.

He certainly didn't take it seriously.

In fact, anyone who can understand the game knows that LVG's points were earned by luck.

If it weren't for Wan Kaizhao winning those two crucial endgame positions, the score would have been much closer.

Wan Kaizhao knew even better that the real turning point would come in the second half.

Why is there no CT scan in North America?

Because they are the weaker team, it's easier for them to attack. Five people attacking a point where only two people are defending, once they open a breakthrough and plant the bomb, the opponent won't be able to get back to defend.

North American teams can penetrate the defense because they can combine the strength of all five players. Their defense is weak because they cannot stop the opponent's attack in certain areas, as the individual abilities of their players are inferior to those of European players.

LVG team entered the defensive round and faced a five-man encirclement and attack from NAVI. Two players were under pressure from five players and could not exchange three kills. The remaining players who were supposed to defend were in great difficulty.

The terrorists have a huge advantage in the endgame of planting the bomb.

The reason why the Chinese team can score continuously on the offensive side, but then collapses and can't score points after switching sides is that their defense is too easily exposed. Once they enter a small-scale gunfight, they will all lose aim when they encounter a disadvantageous position.

The score at halftime was 8-4.

A pistol round and a crucial rifle round gave LVG the lead in the score.