Chapter 293: Gunplay of a C-tier, Brain of an S-tier? (Ten-thousand-word chapter)

Fnatic's performance at IEM Sydney actually had very high expectations before the match.

The form of veterans like JW and xizt was quite good.

When Brollan first joined the team, he was even criticized for being bad by the team's veterans.

But as he adapted to the SG553, his overall strength improved by leaps and bounds, and the team's recent performance had been excellent.

This reminded JW and the others of some past memories; they seemed to have suddenly hit good form like this back then, then fought through difficult matches to reach the finals and lift the trophy.

Before entering the semi-finals, they went through several tough battles, but in the end, they were always able to turn the tide and win.

This gave them some daydreams about the championship.

But in the end, Vitality ruthlessly defeated them.

Xu Beifang sat on the bed, the scene from last night still playing in his mind.

After their victory, they walked toward the Fnatic player area amidst the cheers of the crowd.

Brollan, whom he jokingly teased as his "fan," had long since packed his peripherals neatly and stood there straight.

Perhaps not wanting people to see his disappointed expression, Brollan kept a straight face, only saying a polite "Good game" when shaking hands.

But from his eyes, one could still feel his unwillingness to accept defeat.

He could understand it too.

Vitality had just won a championship at the StarSeries, and for Fnatic, they were an extremely strong opponent.

They had held high ambitions before the match, but once they actually entered the game, they couldn't even take a single map; it was inevitable for a young person to be unconvinced and want to win it back next time.

This reaction was quite normal.

Youthful vigor, after all.

Without this kind of spirit, how could one become a top-tier professional player in the future?

It was just that the expression was a bit stiff.

And when looking at the other veteran players, he couldn't help but feel a bit emotional.

As legendary players, JW and xizt had experienced far too many matches.

But as their careers entered their final stages, their form declined, and they couldn't produce the dominance they once had in matches, so it was inevitable to feel a sense of disparity in their hearts.

However, as players of the older generation, they might love to pull stunts in matches, but their attitude off the field was very friendly.

So even after losing the match, they still interacted with the Vitality members very magnanimously.

But from JW's final gaze, he could still see his disappointment and his unwillingness to give up.

Indeed.

How could he, the Piglet, be calm?

Before the IEM Sydney event, his form had been declining; although he didn't say it usually, he would definitely blame the problems on himself.

After all, as the team's Sniper, his poor performance meant the team lacked a key firepower point.

But this time, his performance wasn't bad, yet he still couldn't make it to the finals.

This was the sorrow of an older player.

Shaking his head to cast that image out of his mind, he put on his clothes and went out for a run.

On the morning run, he slowly woke up his spirit.

It is worth mentioning that on the way back, he even met a passerby fan.

Meeting a fan during a morning run, Xu Beifang was no longer like he was last year, acting as if he had never seen the world; he could handle this kind of emotion well.

However, the appearance of the fan still gave him a good mood in the morning.

After running back to the hotel, Xu Beifang took a shower and bought a small bacon and egg burger at a breakfast shop not far downstairs.

Eating the burger, Xu Beifang scrolled through mobile forums to kill time, and soon a post sparked their discussion.

【How to evaluate Vitality's level on Vertigo?】

There were 259 comments below, and Xu Beifang clicked to view them.

【Couldn't you tell from yesterday's match? At this stage, they are the number one Vertigo team, alright? Fnatic were beaten until they were confused.】

【16:2, this map understanding is a complete crush, alright.】

【It's truly ruthless; Fnatic didn't score any points after taking two points in the pistol round. If Vitality had taken that pistol round, it would have been 16:0.】

【That would probably be difficult; after all, the opponent didn't have Coldzera.】

【You Coldzera hater!!】

【The story between Coldzera and 16:0 that has to be told.】

【Watching the game of wits between Xu and Brollan last night was super interesting. Brollan kept trying to get Xu, but just couldn't.】

The comment section was full of praise; the score they beat Fnatic with last night was indeed exaggerated, only letting Fnatic take two points.

The new map still had freshness, plus the exaggerated score gap of 16:2, made the discussion level maxed out.

However, Xu Beifang believed these evaluations were made under the excitement of last night's victory.

Below the comment section, one could still see more neutral views:

【Calling them the number one Vertigo team is a bit exaggerated; after all, they only played one map, and teams like Astralis and NAVI haven't even brought out Vertigo to play yet.】

【Indeed, it's too early to lift Vitality up now.】

【Vitality showed quite a lot on Vertigo yesterday; the A-Short Yellow Wall one-way smoke that could be thrown at the first moment from the T-spawn, the anti-rush smoke Beifang threw under the A-slope—this overall strategy is already very strong. Even if they aren't number one, they are in the top few.】

【The level is indeed very high, but Fnatic's Vertigo was a bit lackluster. It feels like Vitality didn't even use many of their tricks. They just played the default, and Fnatic couldn't handle it.】

Xu Beifang smiled; there was nothing wrong with that statement.

In Fnatic's confrontation last night, apart from the first wave of A-slope rushing that caught them off guard and was somewhat eye-catching, the rest of the rounds were led by the nose by them.

They were also learning G2's advanced tactics at this time—as long as one playstyle can win, we will keep playing it!

Fnatic couldn't crack their playstyle, Vitality kept scoring crazily, and soon their feel for the game was shattered.

Xu Beifang had prepared many small tricks, "dead" positions, and double/triple boost spots that he didn't even have time to use.

Continuing to scroll down, he also saw people discussing the matches in the upper bracket.

【Twistzz, the man who carries me!】

Xu Beifang didn't watch the upper bracket matches last night, but from this title, he knew Liquid had finally successfully advanced.

【Twistzz really carried last night, huh? One person suppressing both Brehze and CeRq and beating them up.】

【Do you understand the gold content of the Canadian Headshot King?】

【Twistzz is just like this; if you don't have expectations for him, he can always make your eyes light up. But when you think he's going to carry, his stats are so plain.】

【Too unstable.】

These comments were still rational.

Because of his handsome looks and high-tension headshot playstyle, Twistzz attracted many fans.

Fans hoped he could produce very eye-catching performances.

But Twistzz's playstyle was not stable, often disappointing fans.

However, the scene of Twistzz standing up to carry last night still excited the fans.

NRG being eliminated was actually within everyone's expectations.

Not many people in the forum felt regret.

NRG as a team had overall strength.

But the team's big brothers, Brehze and CeRq, were slightly worse in image, looking like they lacked the charisma of star players.

And these two guys, when in good form, their level could definitely squeeze into the TOP 10.

But when in bad form, it was like these two guys didn't exist in a tier-one professional team.

Plus, NRG interacted less with the outside world, had fewer fans, and had no traffic, so only a very small number of people mentioned it in the forum, and there was no follow-up.

Of course, not all the teams discussed were ignored.

A fan posted a snapshot from the venue, which resonated with many people.

After the match ended, the Vitality members walked to the middle of the stage, JW was packing his peripherals very disappointedly, and next to him was xizt leaning on the gaming chair. In the whole photo, the curtain call of Fnatic was fully displayed.

A group of ten-year Fnatic fans cried in the comment section.

Xu Beifang couldn't help but recall Vitality's current team structure.

In fact, Vitality's team structure wasn't particularly healthy either.

Xu Beifang and Zywoo were in their prime of youthful vigor.

But apEX, shox, and JackZ, although at an age where they could still play, it was hard to estimate how much fuel was left in their tanks.

From Xu Beifang's perspective, the most reasonable configuration for a team was 2 veterans leading 3 newcomers.

But he also understood that this was the most reasonable configuration Vitality could find in France.

French CS and Chinese CS were in similar situations now, with a relative lack of talent.

This lineup was already a relatively reasonable configuration.

"It's still that I'm not strong enough." Xu Beifang shook his head and cast this thought away.

If he were strong enough, he wouldn't be thinking about this problem.

Xu Beifang had officially entered the professional circle for more than half a year.

Fans always joked that Xu Beifang smashed through the rookie wall with his head.

But in fact, after they successfully lifted the StarSeries trophy, this new Vitality lineup began to officially enter the vision of major tier-one teams.

Although they had always been in everyone's vision before, and other teams had understood their playstyle, it was only after Vitality showed powerful strength in the StarSeries that other teams would put them under a magnifying glass to study.

As an important firepower point for Vitality, Xu Beifang also clearly felt that in the recent few matches, the opponent's playstyle had become more targeted.

Now in local confrontations, opponents would choose to use numbers to trade with him one after another in a short time.

They all understood that Xu Beifang's frontal processing ability was strong, so they didn't want to give him a chance to fight alone, directly rushing up to trade numbers with him.

Facing this kind of playstyle, Xu Beifang was a bit strained.

Xu Beifang understood that he had to become stronger!

Originally, he was happy with the step-by-step improvement every day.

But thinking about it, his goal was the Major championship.

He had to become stronger.

Xu Beifang quickly finished the bacon burger and returned to the training room, changing the title:

"Playing Liquid in the finals today, cramming at the last minute..."

Almost as soon as he started the stream, a group of people flooded into the live room.

【Streaming so early in the morning? Truly worthy of being an esports workaholic.】

【Esports workaholic? Succubus!!】

【Beizige, when collecting the Five Blessings for the New Year, can I give the 'Dedication' one to you?】

Xu Beifang saw the last bullet comment; although it was a bit strange, he thought the fan was praising his dedication, so he replied: "Sure, but I don't do that stuff..."

But halfway through, he covered his head and realized: "Damn, I fell for it. Can there be fewer crazy guys in the stream!"

It can only be said that everyone's stream in CSGO has its own characteristics.

Wanjiqi's stream feature is big fish eating small fish.

CSBOY's feature is GNLS and Ma Xixi rolling thousands.

Danking's stream feature is fans grouping up to scold the streamer.

And the feature of Xu Beifang's stream is that there are too many perverts, and the crazy fans are too exaggerated; they are always finding ways to be suggestive.

【Beizige, don't you need to prepare for the finals today?】

Xu Beifang distinguished it carefully and found that this bullet comment shouldn't have been sent by a crazy fan, so he replied:

"Most of the preparations are done; today we just need to have a meeting before the match."

This stuff doesn't belong to any team secrets.

Coach XTQZZZ is a person who pays great attention to the balance of work and rest. Previously, qualifying as the first in the group gave them a lot of time to prepare for subsequent matches.

Their whole team analyzed it, studied what NRG and Liquid had shown recently, so before the match, they didn't need to discuss these contents too much.

According to XTQZZZ: "Train as usual, go to the venue to play a normal BO5, and you can lift the trophy."

This sounds a bit like bragging; it's mainly because he doesn't want the tense atmosphere of the finals to affect them. Maintaining a normal routine is enough.

So Xu Beifang had plenty of time today.

However, he opened the AIMBOTZ map, holding the SG553 to kill bots, and as he played, he realized something.

The thought during breakfast was completely a sudden brain hemorrhage.

Improving strength is something that cannot be rushed at all.

If he rushed to finish all the training today, his energy would be insufficient by the time of the match at night.

If the training affected the state of the finals, it would be a loss that outweighs the gain.

After all, this is the finals; the runner-up is the biggest loser.

Lifting the trophy at the StarSeries was so dazzling and brilliant; they wanted to experience it again in Sydney.

【Playing Faceit this morning? Or practicing aim in TG Deathmatch?】

Xu Beifang was about to finish 1000 bots when he saw the inquiry on the right side of the bullet comments.

Watching the 1000 bots finish, he played a few more and replied: "Let's be casual today; the intensity won't be that high."

Hearing this, many fans got ideas.

Xu Beifang immediately saw gifts floating on the right.

"Thanks to 'Leon Kai's Hypnosis' for the Captain, thanks boss!"

When Xu Beifang said thanks, he felt a chill in his heart.

Because he remembered the scene where he was interrupted by a college student as soon as he thanked someone the other day.

However, after seeing the ID, he asked strangely: "What's your situation? Slandering my Kai Ge! What hypnosis, my Kai Ge's commentary level is still very high!"

Leon Kai's Hypnosis: "Watched Kai Ge's commentary yesterday, and as soon as I woke up, I saw you streaming, so I came to take a look."

Xu Beifang couldn't hold it in when he heard this.

As a streamer who gave Xu Beifang advice initially, Leon Kai had successfully transitioned into a CSGO commentator.

But commentary requires some professionalism.

Even though Leon Kai worked very hard to learn, his tone and pitch made people feel sleepy.

This was originally a painful thing for a commentator, but many insomniac fans directly treated Leon Kai's stream as a sleep aid, and the effect was surprisingly good!

For a time, it actually became a meme.

The Leon Kai fan who just became a Captain continued to say on the public screen: "Beizige, I've dated over a dozen girlfriends and want to learn some handsome guy playstyles. Can you explain a device demo for me?"

【Ding!】

【Received suggestion: Explain device's match demo, suggestion difficulty 3 stars, can obtain a D-grade treasure chest upon completion.】

Xu Beifang subconsciously shouted: "Get out of the stream quickly, everyone is going to get electronic syphilis!"

What kind of talk is that! What kind of talk is that!

Am I, Xu Beifang, not considered a handsome guy?

Thinking carefully, that kind of looks like device's are indeed not something normal people can possess; even he had to avoid his edge.

After all, he is one of the most handsome men in CSGO.

He looks quite delicate, considered a little handsome, but compared to this kind of looks that can debut, he is still a bit short.

The audience in the stream laughed into a piece when they heard Xu Beifang's answer.

However, even the guy who just became a Captain wasn't angry; after all, Xu Beifang's tone was also joking.

"Watching device's demo? Sure, his demo is actually quite suitable for ordinary players to learn; this guy's playstyle is a textbook."

Apart from in FPL, he didn't have many confrontations with device.

But he knew device very well.

As Astralis's Sniper, this guy is also the most core member of Astralis.

Astralis's current playstyle on the field is mainly based on exaggerated and reasonable utility usage.

Many teams know they are strong, so they follow the trend and learn.

In their view, Astralis's militarized playstyle is completely device eating the dividends of the system.

But Xu Beifang understood that device is a great contributor to this militarized playstyle of Astralis.

It is precisely because of device's stable performance, as a Sniper, he is terrifyingly stable, giving Astralis an extremely high floor.

Perhaps to cooperate with the team's playstyle, device changed from an aggressive Sniper to a reasonable Sniper.

So his positioning and decision-making are very suitable for ordinary players to learn.

Xu Beifang immediately found device on HLTV, flipped through it for a while, found a match where Astralis played NAVI, and downloaded the POV to explain it.

Xu Beifang actually quite likes explaining POVs to fans, because in the process of explaining POVs, it is also a process of straightening out his own playstyle thoughts.

Furthermore, there is a "D-grade treasure chest" to get after the explanation.

Opening the POV demo, this is a confrontation on Inferno, which should be the map chosen by NAVI, with Astralis starting as the defensive side.

Xu Beifang switched to device's perspective, locked it, and started playing.

"Astralis is calling a variant of Liquid's forward pressure." Xu Beifang raised his eyebrows and started commenting, "Look, this is a 4-man forward pressure routine in the middle. device stands at the very back of the team. He doesn't rush to engage at the start, but holds the side path direction, helping teammates cover the bottom first."

"Sometimes, as long as your playstyle is reasonable, kills will naturally come to hand."

The second after he finished speaking, he saw flamie appear on the side path and was directly held and killed by device with one shot.

"You see, sometimes don't be too anxious to find people to fight. Do your part, and kills won't be few."

Domestic CSGO relatively worships individual heroism. When a player's comprehensive level hasn't improved, they will be very anxious to get kills.

But sometimes the more anxious you are, the worse you play.

After a few times of giving away kills, even the feel for the game is gone, and you play worse and worse.

It forms a vicious cycle where the more you want to kill, the less you can kill.

"After holding the side path, even if a few teammates died in the middle, he didn't rush. He held the middle for two more seconds to avoid leaking timing, then pulled over to peek and find opportunities."

"Although they still lost this round, device easily got two kills. You see, this is decision-making—what to do at what time."

In fact, device's calmness in decision-making is something even Xu Beifang needs to learn.

But the two people's positions are not the same. He is usually in the first or second position of the team, usually considering how to kill the opponent in the shortest time.

And device needs to cover the bottom and manage the side for the team; the focus of the two people's abilities is naturally different.

【Watching device play, the match seems to have become simple.】

【But this s1mple is really scary, brushing the screen in the upper right corner, hard-killing everyone.】

【When playing ladder, it's basically pulled out and finished in seconds.】

Xu Beifang continued the match demo explanation, and the demo soon reached the full-buy round.

"Students who want to become top Snipers, pay attention to this round. Now I ask you a question: where will device's AWP be positioned?"

The countdown just ended, device was the closest to the A-site, but Astralis was in a 3B2A formation.

【Should go to the middle to take a shot at the crossing.】

【Might hold the sewer entrance.】

【Feels like he will hold the middle directly from the connector, to be stable, after all, it's a double A formation.】

Looking at the answers on the bullet comments, Xu Beifang shook his head regretfully: "It seems that everyone's playstyle relies on feeling."

In ladder matches, there are many players who rely on feeling.

Their playstyle hasn't been studied, and many are just handled based on experience from past matches.

But CSGO is not a pure gunplay game. The higher the level of the match, the more things need to be thought about.

【Then where do you say device will choose?】

Xu Beifang replied: "Should go to A1 or A2 to hold. device's Sniper is biased towards the stable school. With a double A formation, he won't do too risky playstyles; otherwise, if information is leaked, this round will almost be ruined."

The audience in the bullet comments didn't believe it.

Xu Beifang didn't argue with them and played the demo directly.

device, in the first position, walked into the connector, then walked directly from the outside of the site to A1, and then used the Sniper to hold the middle directly.

【It really is!】

【Did Xu open the demo in advance?】

【Can this even be guessed?】

Xu Beifang retorted: "What do you mean guessed? This is understanding. We need to think more and communicate more for this game to be played well."

"Details are what become stronger in thinking. In this round, device is double A; if he makes a mistake, the early formation will collapse. Except for some special rounds, he will absolutely not take the initiative to attack."

"Look, he retreated half a step in the second time, and the camera came to hold the boiler room. Why is this? Because the boiler room can already have people at this time, so it needs to be guarded against."

"NAVI's A1 fire came and forced him back. He didn't rush either, waiting for a while before counter-clearing. The reason for this timing is that teammates have already rotated to cover, so he can use the Sniper to clear the middle."

Xu Beifang told his views to the fans.

The fans in the stream also felt the bitterness of the game; the feeling of knowledge sliding across the cerebral cortex made their eyes look a bit dull while watching the stream.

After the entire DEMO explanation was finished, Xu Beifang felt his thoughts were clear.

He brought it into last night's match, and there were some decision-making links in the confrontation that he could have done better.

device is worthy of being the man who is like a textbook for CSGO... Xu Beifang sighed.

"Understand it carefully, then bring this kind of active thinking into ladder confrontations, and then practice your aim to improve your gunplay, and you will definitely be able to rank up!"

Xu Beifang said sincerely.

But at this moment, he saw a discordant bullet comment.

【Fandou Garden Breaker Grandpa Niu: Actually, I feel that the gunplay of C+ and ordinary S players is about the same. Sometimes I just don't know why I can't rank up.】

"Gunplay of C+ and ordinary S players is not much different?" Xu Beifang already frowned, "Brother, are you serious?"

【Fandou Garden Breaker Grandpa Niu: Definitely, I look at those S streamers, the gunplay isn't that different, and Ma Xixi's gunplay can even reach S.】

There were also many people in the bullet comments mocking:

【Sure enough, this is a C+ player.】

【How can a C+ brother be so inflated? Let's have a 1v1, let me see your gunplay that rivals S.】

【The novice inflation period is like this.】

In fact, this kind of statement has quite a loud voice in the forum.

As a community game, CSGO's aim training basically runs through the beginning to the end.

As a player who has never deliberately trained, the positive feedback obtained from starting aim training is very high. Maybe you can see a huge change in gunplay in a week, and the practice at this time is also the most enthusiastic.

When reaching a certain level, the improvement in gunplay is not that big, and people will become lazy.

And consciousness is a mysterious thing; the difficulty of improvement is great, and it is invisible and intangible, so everyone rarely wants to improve consciousness.

So in the bottleneck period of gunplay, when it is difficult to rank up, many players in the novice inflation period will attribute everything to the outside world.

Blaming the platform's matching mechanism for being unreasonable, blaming the teammates matched for being bad, feeling that others are just lucky and rushed up in a wave.

Xu Beifang took a look, and it was not even 10 o'clock, so he said:

"Okay, since brother, you think your C+ gunplay is about the same as S, then what's missing is just consciousness, right."

"As an active professional, I think my consciousness is okay, so I will get you an S account, and then open remote screen sharing. I will provide you with ideas and consciousness. I will teach you how to play, and you just need to shoot. Let's see if you can adapt to the match intensity of the S segment."

The fans felt it was quite interesting when they heard this.

'Grandpa Niu' didn't say he was bragging that C+ had S gunplay, just that consciousness wasn't good, right?

Then how to make C+ have S consciousness?

Just let Xu remote control 'Grandpa Niu', isn't that enough?

Xu is not only S, but even one of the top professional players, this should be enough, right?

However, just when they thought 'Grandpa Niu' was just talking big, they didn't expect Grandpa Niu to actually agree.

【Fandou Garden Grandpa Niu: Sure, let you see how I explode and kill in the S match!】

They also reacted at this time; this is the confidence of C+ brothers.

【Fandou Garden Grandpa Niu: But I don't have an S account.】

"Maybe forget it." Xu Beifang shirked, "Steam account is not easy to get."

As a professional player, if the account is stolen before the match, it will definitely become a laughingstock in the CSGO section news tomorrow.

Furthermore, if this 'Grandpa Niu' had used cheats on the computer before, then being affected would be very difficult to handle later.

Xu Beifang hesitated, but the audience in the stream didn't want to.

【Xu, don't be afraid, just use my account.】

【I also have a small S account here, no inventory, no need to worry.】

【Exactly, let us watch the fun.】

Everyone also knew Xu Beifang's concerns; borrowing an account is something that can easily cause a rhythm if not handled well.

However, there were also very powerful guys among the fans, even with small S accounts.

Xu Beifang couldn't shirk, and finally took an account with an inventory of less than 100 yuan, then private messaged 'Grandpa Niu' to share the screen.

After the two connected to the voice, they didn't start immediately, because 'Grandpa Niu' was still adjusting his settings.

Just at this time, JackZ walked into the training room, greeted Xu Beifang, and asked: "Are you watching someone's demo?"

Xu Beifang shook his head and shared what he was doing with JackZ.

"Big Silver says he has the gunplay of a Global Elite?" JackZ touched his chin and fell into deep thought, "Actually, it's not impossible. Some genius teenagers are just stupidly accurate."

Xu Beifang added: "Genius teenager RZE only used 30 ladder matches to get from Big Silver to Global Elite. If it is a true aiming genius, he can also kill to the vicinity of Global Elite with gunplay. This is ultimately an FPS game. As long as you are accurate enough, you can rush up."

"But at a certain stage, if consciousness is insufficient, he will have great pressure when playing."

Jack nodded, this is indeed correct.

Just when the two were chatting, Xu Beifang heard 'Grandpa Niu's' voice in the voice chat: "Okay, matched with people."

Xu Beifang turned to look at the screen, the match had been successfully matched. Although the points were a bit low, it was indeed a genuine S match.

The map was the national map of CNCS, Mirage.

Xu Beifang also hoped that he was wrong, and there really was such a partial student stuck in the rank.

But in the knife round, his pre-aiming was almost telling Xu Beifang that he was aiming at Danking, and Xu Beifang already understood the level of this 'Grandpa Niu'.

The knife round was successfully taken, 'Grandpa Niu's' side successfully won, becoming the defensive side.

Xu Beifang asked: "You should know the default of the pistol round, right."

Grandpa Niu replied: "Just hide under A2, I see you play like this often in matches."

Xu Beifang covered his eyes: "Look at how teammates stand, and then targeted positioning, forget it, I will provide the playstyle ideas throughout..."

The teammates in the match said at this time: "Let's do 212 at the start, be careful of B-site speed."

Xu Beifang said to Grandpa Niu: "Look, there is a commander here, just follow his ideas. You like under A2, so just start with dual pistols, and then match with two flashbangs, play that kind of conventional anti-rush flash under A2."

Grandpa Niu also listened and followed Xu Beifang's ideas.

But Xu Beifang felt that this Grandpa Niu's various operations were all "tang" (clumsy/slow), whether it was walking or buying things, the movements were too slow, making people feel very sluggish.

Grandpa Niu operated the character and soon arrived under A2.

After stuck under A2 for a while, footsteps from A1 soon came into the headphones. Grandpa Niu didn't have any action at this time, so Xu Beifang felt like saying: "Report to teammates that there are many people at A1, then counter-flash out to fight!"

Grandpa Niu might be a bit clumsy, but he had one advantage: he was very obedient.

After Xu Beifang spoke, he immediately reported the point to his teammates.

Then he also followed Xu Beifang's statement and started aiming and throwing flashes.

Perhaps because he often watched Xu Beifang's stream, his anti-flash under A2 was not wrong.

But after aiming, Xu Beifang watched him throw the flash just like that.

No jump throw!!

"Boom!!"

"Sigh! I forgot to bind jump throw!" Grandpa Niu shouted anxiously.

Xu Beifang's screen shone brightly, and ophthalmologists would be ecstatic to see it.

He was suffocated by Grandpa Niu's operation.

He fiddled with the settings for a long time, but didn't even bind the most important jump throw. He used it rarely and forgot it, right.

"Throw one to the near point directly, and then dual pistols out to fight!" Xu Beifang quickly gave him the playstyle.

Grandpa Niu also immediately threw a flashbang toward the blank space and then rushed out directly.

"Da da—"

"Bang!"

【Giant City Ruins 3=1 used Glock to headshot kill My Son Wang Teng Has the Pose of a Great Emperor】

'My Son Wang Teng Has the Pose of a Great Emperor' is the ID of the account borrowed from the fan to Grandpa Niu.

Seeing Grandpa Niu being killed, the bullet comments on Xu Beifang's secondary screen were brushing crazily.

【Hard to hold back】

【Two flashes and neither was used】

【At least wait for the flash to explode before pulling out】

【Is this the top gunplay of C+】

【I am stunned, how can anyone play like this】

It must be said that Grandpa Niu's operation was indeed abstract.

But his second flashbang really played a certain role.

He threw the flash and rushed out directly, making several people on the opposite side turn their heads and back-flash. A player with the ID 'XILE-' at the CT spawn clicked three times with USP, held until teammates rotated to cover, and finally took this pistol round without any danger.

Soon it reached the second round, Xu Beifang taught on the spot, let Grandpa Niu play code to bind jump throw.

Then watching Grandpa Niu being the closest to the A-site, he said: "In this round, just start with an MP9 and press to A2 to be a special forces soldier."

"By the way, remember to tell your teammates."

"Hmm, I know."

Grandpa Niu soon communicated with his teammates, then cut the knife and started to rush to the A-site, arriving near the short box. He jumped and crouched as usual, wanting to jump onto the short box, but this time it was as if his feet were stuck, and he didn't get up several times in a row.

Xu Beifang had an indescribable expression on his face: "Go under A2, you have to step on the steps on the right for this short box, and borrow that little height to get up."

Immediately after, he briefly muted the mic and said to the audience in the stream: "Brothers, this is what I said before, CSGO is a game of accumulated details. Some things you don't know, you just can't play well."

In this round, the terrorists chose to speed up the B-site, Grandpa Niu hung under A2, and successfully won.

The ladder soon entered the full-buy round, Grandpa Niu was a ground-bound spirit under A2, and didn't have a frontal confrontation for several rounds in a row.

The only time he rotated to cover, he finally caught a back, and then used MP9 to spray and run, directly showing what is called human body tracing, and then was counter-killed by the serious S brother on the opposite side.

"No way, the accuracy of this submachine gun is too low." Grandpa Niu argued awkwardly.

He felt that he was indeed a bit disappointing today, his feel for the game was too bad, otherwise he would definitely be able to show off.

Xu Beifang said: "Submachine guns are not all used for running and shooting. Standing steady and clicking sometimes has higher damage."

Some people always think that submachine guns, just don't let go of the W key.

But in most cases, you need to stand steady to make your muzzle stable.

"It's okay, I play rifles better, next there will be M4."

Reached the 5th round.

After Grandpa Niu started with M4, he still chose to be under A2. As a defensive side, his anti-rush utility at the start had some small problems, but there were no big problems.

It's just that in the second time, a confrontation occurred in the middle, their Sniper was killed, and they fell into a disadvantage in numbers.

'XILE-', who had performed in the pistol round, commanded: "Green go, let's quietly touch A1 together, we must take the initiative to find opportunities."

Falling into a disadvantage in numbers in the middle stage, and not knowing the opponent's movements, forward pressure is a very good playstyle.

"Should I go with him?" Grandpa Niu asked.

Xu Beifang nodded: "Hmm, just follow him to trade kills."

This wave of XILE had already explained it clearly enough, Xu Beifang thought he didn't need to add too much.

But he didn't expect Grandpa Niu to sell his teammates again.

The two touched quietly, but Grandpa Niu played very cowardly, a full five or six body lengths away from his teammate.

At this distance, once XILE, who was touching, met someone, Grandpa Niu couldn't trade kills at all.

Xu Beifang just wanted to remind him, but XILE had already engaged in a confrontation.

XILE's gunplay was quite good, and in the situation of being held, he forcibly killed one.

But he was instantly traded by the opponent's subsequent members, and he immediately shouted in the voice chat: "Trade kill!"

At this time, he saw Grandpa Niu slowly rubbing forward, and was instantly speechless.

Grandpa Niu knew there was someone near A1 and wanted to retreat, but was afraid of being chased by the opponent when retreating, so he was hesitant for a while.

Just at this time, someone pulled out from the front of A1, and Grandpa Niu immediately raised his gun to aim.

"Bang!"

【Bug Bird used AK47 to headshot kill My Son Wang Teng Has the Pose of a Great Emperor】

"Ah this..." Xu Beifang already understood, this gunplay was slightly different from what he imagined.

【"Gunplay is about the same"】

【Xu's ideas are really clear, not a single problem, but this guy's small decision-making and gunplay are indeed C+.】

【Ineffective pre-aiming, slow trade kills, throwing utility blindly, timid, all are C+ problems.】

In the subsequent multiple rounds, Xu Beifang was also very serious, using his ideas to provide thoughts for the C+ brother.

But in the end, the C+ brother was not as he said, gunplay about the same as S brother.

Often standing in some completely useless positions, being killed by the opponent's gunplay, and finally saying "No way."

In the end, the team still lost as expected.

And Grandpa Niu's final record was fixed at 6/2/17.

Xu Beifang shook his head.

... ===== CHAPTER 294 =====

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