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

Win this point.

Wan Kaizhao suddenly spoke up, "Does the opposing team really like to force buys?"

What else?

Watermelon replied, "They'll probably force a comeback. NAVI has a high comeback rate, and they can't accept this score, so they'll likely force a comeback."

"Mid lane, Sanye, come check for me. I'll hold B hole and see if anyone's at B site. If no one's there, we'll go straight for 4A bomb site. I'll control the outside of B site."

Wan Kaizhao already has an idea.

"Should we keep pushing?" Xigua pondered for a moment. "Let's play it safe and not let them flip the bomb. Let's just stand at the bomb site and fire from the second position."

"The more you fear something, the more likely you are to turn the tables." Wan Kaizhao offered his opinion: "Use your weapon advantage to pressure the opponent and take the lead in kills first."

"You hide in the second gun position, and the enemy rushes in all at once, breaking up your line. You're all wiped out in no time and can't even get back to defend."

Wan Kaizhao really didn't know how the opposing team managed to get the world's number one score in this parallel world.

The guns weren't very strong, and we couldn't find a single player with any star quality who could clearly outnumber the enemy.

The only impressive thing is that the opponent played a very team-oriented and meticulous game, and their map control was excellent.

In this point, Wan Kaizhao followed his own strategy, entering from below B hole to strongly control the inside.

He was holding an M4A4, and the entire B hole was deserted.

In the middle lane, Sanye's sniper rifle shot severely damaged Wonderful, preventing the opponent from gaining map control in the middle lane. However, a smoke grenade quickly covered Sanye's vision.

The entire NAVI process began by advancing from A small.

Of course, some of their players were also looking towards B site, because no one was controlling the map in B area, and the opposing team might have already moved out.

After experiencing the terrifying pressure of the pistol round, they felt that LVG was not a professional team at all. They could not see any professional traces and it felt like pure CS, pure gunfight.

After Emilia didn't see anyone at A-site, Mitsuha retreated from the police base's sandy area all the way to the slope around point A, helping Sushi give A-site a counter-flash.

Watermelon rushed out with his gun to kill, but didn't see anyone in the first wave. The NAVI players were on the wooden crates in the middle of A short, and hadn't advanced to the inside yet.

That flash is to help the watermelon see the angle inside A.

Since there was no one in sight, and no one at A, Xigua began to deduce that the opponent was either camping in the mid lane or camping outside B, waiting for an opportunity.

Let Mitsuha continue to block the middle lane.

Wan Kaizhao peeked out from B site and spotted a head near the small wooden crate at A site. He immediately fired a shot to the side, killing one of NAVI's players. Realizing there was someone at B site, Bit and IM jumped down to finish off the enemy.

I already stood up for you once, and you fucking came back again. I definitely can't tolerate this.

However, after Wan Kaizhao secured the kill, he immediately ran towards the area above B hole.

He could have retreated directly to point B, but he didn't!

He stood directly in a dead spot above B hole, ready to take down anyone who didn't kill him. If he didn't kill the first person from there, he would be instantly killed.

But Wan Kaizhao was accurate again, killing IM who was rushing over to finish him off.

This IM also fired preemptively, and both sides' positions were almost completely revealed. Unfortunately, Wan Kaizhao was able to fire preemptively just by listening to footsteps.

Unfortunately, after killing IM, he tried to sweep around, but only managed to get Bit shot in the head before being retaliated against by a Tec-9 headshot.

IM's pre-firing glancing shot grazed Wan Kaizhao, and combined with Bit's shot to the head, Wan Kaizhao was indeed helpless.

The advantage gained from trading 1 for 2 is already significant. Watermelon isn't a coward at heart. He might have questionable strategies or make reckless moves, but he's truly unafraid of gunfights. If something goes wrong at B site, he can simply pull out and kill Wonderful, who was holding a sniper rifle in the L position in the middle.

Flying, hearing the commotion outside B, knew that Bit was on the verge of death, so he rushed out and finished him off.

In an instant, the situation changed to a 4-on-1 situation.

9:4, LVG was not overturned.

10: 4.

NAVI was forced to play a purely eco-friendly game.

In the pure E situation, the LVG team players began to choose the safest strategy and started engaging in long-range gunfights.

It's Wan Kaizhao again.

This time, he charged out from the middle lane again, carrying a blowgun and a submachine gun.

He won three rounds in a row, completely disregarding his opponents.

Wan Kaizhao doesn't understand.

He didn't know exactly how strong his opponent, NAVI, was, but based on the situation of the match...

The first match was surprisingly difficult because it was played in accordance with the opponent's style.

The second advantage lies in the weapon; there's no need to be cowardly. Just stand on the street and go berserk. If you manage to switch targets, you'll have the advantage.

In the third game, the opponent was playing a pure E-class champion. Why didn't you push out to get kills and accumulate gold for yourself?

The score was 11:4.

Viewers who had just entered the live stream of the machine game thought they had read the score backwards.

What do you mean by saying that our newly revamped three-line team is crushing the world's top team?

Was the Yellow River warship wrong?

In fact, those who are into gaming know that this NAVI without Simple and without Electronics is not the NAVI with the ultimate individual skills of yesteryear.

The current NAVI, under the system of Li Shen and IM, is gradually becoming a more team-oriented and tactical NAVI.

The problem is, it's not fair to say they're weak-willed.

You can only say that JL's performance has declined, and he's not as dominant as he was during the Major.

The team's IM and Big B are still in good form and can still be considered top-tier riflemen in the world.

However, in this server...

At least in this game, there was an extremely strong rifleman who was suppressing them, so much so that neither of them could achieve a good score.

In particular, IM was completely suppressed.

However, things didn't turn out that simply.

After entering the rifle rounds, NAVI began to employ extreme default strategies and strong map control capabilities, targeting Wan Kaizhao's tendency to push forward.

The Wisdom End demonstrated remarkable adaptability at this time.

In the fourth game where Wan Kaizhao was on the front line, he was pinned down. NAVI's players stood in the crossfire position and stared at the middle lane. Not only that, but they also used flashbangs.

Wan Kaizhao was barely visible to anyone and died before he could even exchange fire.

Mitsuha secured a kill with a sniper rifle, but in terms of tactical coordination, the new LVG team was no match for the veteran NAVI.

11: 5.

The next point, Wan Kaizhao scored again.

I bet you won't continue to accept this.

NAVI is back again.

Wan Kaizhao is dead again.

At this point, Wan Kaizhao had roughly figured out his opponent's tactics and had already grasped his opponent's overall style.

However, after losing this point, the LVG team players also ran out of gold, and were forced to eco.

11: 7.

The score began to close, and the NAVI players' economy gradually improved.

Wan Kaizhao died three times in a row.

At this very moment, they are enduring the raging fury of the audience.

They recognized Wan Kaizhao's contributions in the first half, but CNCS fans have always been among the most critical.

The team's three consecutive wins in the second half, which gave them an advantage, couldn't mask the fact that they subsequently lost three more games.

The main problem is that Wan Kaizhao doesn't understand NAVI's playing style.

He truly hadn't expected that CS in this world would be won through teamwork; in his world, CS emphasized individual skill more.

In essence, it's an FPS game; without solid shooting skills, how can you dominate the world?

NAVI targeted them in three consecutive matches.

Wan Kaizhao said, "Gua, in this game, use the items to time the enemy. In the first three games, they defended against my forward push and held out until the 1-minute mark before starting to move. In this game, you guys give flash and items to the mid lane to create the illusion that I'm pushing forward. We'll set up the second gun position and wait for the enemy to control the map and compress their attack time before counterattacking."