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Therefore, this round is actually very similar to the previous round, and can even be said to be almost identical.

Although Team A devised numerous tactics and made accurate assessments of NA in this round, they still failed to achieve the desired defensive tactical effect.

Therefore, under such circumstances, although the long spear was not taken away in both rounds, Team A, who was already at a significant disadvantage in the score, is now clearly in a rather difficult situation.

"I feel that Team A needs to make better defensive decisions now. If they just stick to the same conventional defense as in previous rounds, or use unconventional tactics that they have used before, it will be difficult to achieve good results."

"That's right, they are indeed facing a significant challenge on defense right now, because once NA has taken control of the situation, their offensive strategies are very varied, and their targeted judgments are extremely accurate."

Therefore, under such circumstances, higher demands are placed on the defending team, Team A. They must make calm analyses and determine how to make precise defensive arrangements to counter NA's attack.

In the next round, Team A did make tactical adjustments. After all, in their view, if there wasn't a major tactical shift, it would be difficult to cope with the pressure from NA on the offensive side.

Therefore, in this situation, they still wanted to put more pressure on the middle lane by revealing their sniper rifle. Their strategy in this round was also very clear: to provide utility to the middle lane as soon as possible, and at the same time, to create as many kills as possible at the front point by coordinating with the position of A2.

Team A's tactical idea is actually quite wise, because judging from the previous rounds, if they were to make an active breakthrough in the middle lane, it would likely put pressure on the attacking side, NA. Moreover, such an unconventional tactic would be difficult for NA to anticipate.

"Let's go down the middle and unleash a burst of flashbangs, then I'll see from the second floor if I can snipe them. You guys look from the front and see if you can find an opportunity to catch them off guard. Their AWP should still be in the middle this round, so we can provide them with as much utility coverage as possible. Even with bodyguards, we should still have a good chance of getting a kill in the middle."

Team A quickly devised their tactics for this round. In their thinking, NA would likely continue gathering information during the default phase. Therefore, if they could launch a surprise attack, especially a burst attack, it would put immense pressure on the opposing team.

Especially with these unconventional tactics, if they can achieve good results at the front and secure kills, their numerical advantage allows them to further expand their influence, significantly reducing pressure on both the middle and B points. Furthermore, judging from previous rounds, the second floor of point A has often proven to be a very effective tactical position.

"We see that Team A's positioning in this round is very advanced, with a tendency to push forward in both the middle and A2 buildings. Judging from their positioning, they are still looking for a breakthrough in the middle. After all, in previous rounds, the positions where they were able to achieve good results were all from the middle as the starting point of the rhythm."

"And we can see that they are more proactive in this round. Even more proactive than before when they pushed out simultaneously in the mid lane and on the second floor, because they already had Flash ready at the first moment."

This action clearly shows that they wanted to seize control of the mid lane and the second floor as soon as possible, and actively group up to launch a tactical attack to limit NA's performance.

From this tactical perspective, they intend to gain an advantage at the front point and even create kills by using an unconventional bombing tactic in the early stages, when Na is still trying to gather information through default methods.

Judging from their positioning in this round, because their positioning is relatively default, they are actually quite vulnerable to unconventional speed boosts and breakthroughs.

In fact, Li Mo really didn't expect that the opponent would directly accelerate the middle lane at the start of this round. Judging from the previous rounds, although the opponent had scored two points in the middle lane, they had basically figured out the opponent's very expensive tactics that started from the middle lane.

In such a situation, if the opponent still chooses this tactic, it is very easy for them to put themselves in a passive position right from the start.

At the start of the game, after Team A used Flashbang, it was clear that NA was under a lot of pressure in the middle lane. Apart from Li Mo's sniper rifle, they only had one person in the middle lane, while the four people the enemy pulled out instantly, from completely different firing lines, would immediately give them a huge firepower suppression.

Li Mo's sniper rifle was destroyed in an instant. He didn't even have a chance to exchange kills, and the remaining enemy firepower easily wiped out the riot squad.

In this situation, it's fair to say that NA lost two players right from the start, and their mid lane was completely lost. From this perspective, Team A's tactics not only proved highly effective but also gave them a significant advantage from the outset.

"Nice!"

"At point B, we need to use items to harass and delay them, especially to cut off their advance. At this point, they have very few tactics left to change; they can only try to push forward from the banana path."

"Now, as long as we control the middle and second-floor positions, they will be forced to take control of the situation on the field, and the only way they can break through is by force from the banana position. It is actually very easy for us to block that point."

On the other hand, NA lost two players early on, and most importantly, their players in the mid-lane and two defensive positions were eliminated. Under these circumstances, their situation is extremely passive, making it very difficult to gather information or launch an offensive. "We'll try to clear as many points as possible from the mid-lane, and after securing the mid-lane front point, see if we can clear the CT positions. Right now, the enemy has basically locked onto us, and we'll go for Banana."

If we play right into their hands in this situation and force our way through the banana lane, not only will we fail to gain the front point, but more importantly, we're likely to be wiped out by them after a quick attack.

Therefore, in this situation, we can only try to put as much pressure on them as possible by increasing the time they have. By flanking the CTs in the middle, we can actually find a space to engage in a gunfight; they can't really restrict us much from their standard defensive positions.

Faced with this situation, Li Mo could only make the safest tactical decision. After all, in his opinion, it was highly unlikely that they could easily take point B in this round.

In fact, it could be said that in this situation, their position was completely predicted and gambled on by the opponent. Trying to make an easy breakthrough and speed up would be tantamount to throwing the round away.

"We can see that Na, now that they are outnumbered, can only choose to avoid direct confrontation and look for a breakthrough in the middle lane. But Team A will not give them an easy opportunity to flank, as they have defenders in both the middle lane and the CT position."

In this situation, it places high demands on the NA; they must eliminate the defenders blocking their path in order to achieve their tactical objectives.

From God's perspective, Na was completely overshadowed by Team A in this round. No matter which position they chose to accelerate and break through, they would be greatly restricted. Therefore, Li Mo knew that they were now in the open, and in the encounter between the two sides, whichever side could get as many kills as possible would likely gain the advantage on the field.

For them, they must now intercept two opposing defenders in the middle or CT position in order to regain their rhythm in this endgame and make a breakthrough after the gunfight.

"Continuously use items to block and delay their position at the front. We don't need to rush at all, because after losing two people, they must be trying to make up for the numerical disadvantage and, more importantly, gain some control of the map."

After all, we killed two of them in the mid lane and then safely retreated to the backline. The enemy must have thought the banana area was heavily defended, so they wanted to try and break through from the mid lane.

It must be said that under such circumstances, both sides' commanders remained very clear-headed. Team A also anticipated that NA would not be able to make many choices under such circumstances, so the mid lane remained their focus of defense.

They knew very well that if they could prevent NA from easily getting around to CT's position in the mid lane, then it would be very difficult for the opponent to find an opportunity in this round.

In the first clash between the two sides in the mid lane, Team A, having made thorough preparations beforehand and possessing a superior position, easily gained a numerical advantage. While two members of Team Na were killed, Team A only managed to secure one kill in exchange, meaning they had essentially secured victory in this round.

"Now Na only has Cobra left, so it's very difficult for Na to find an opportunity in this situation."

“We know that in this one-on-four situation, Cobra on NA can only do a very small amount. He needs to find opportunities to make kills, get the C4 under very tight circumstances, deploy the C4, and ultimately defend it. So, the chances of finding opportunities in this kind of endgame are very low.”

"That's right. The main problem is that his position is now locked, and he has already been shot down. So, it's very difficult for Cobra to find an opportunity under such circumstances and with such great defensive pressure from the opponent."

Furthermore, if he were to switch from a sniper rifle to an assault rifle, even if the enemy couldn't actively engage in a firefight, they would still be able to launch more targeted attacks and encirclements.

Everyone knows that Li Mo's ability to perform in this endgame stage is beyond the imagination of ordinary people. But you have to know that this round is actually an endgame where he can't find many opportunities.

On the one hand, his location is completely exposed. On the other hand, given his lack of resources, even if he manages to pull off some miraculous maneuvers, it will be difficult for him to pick off the remaining enemies one by one. Therefore, the things he can actually do are very limited.

Logically, in a 1v4 situation like this, most people would choose to save their weapon. After all, it's theoretically extremely difficult for someone with a sniper rifle to maneuver in this situation.

If this sniper rifle were given to the opposing team, although the chances of them getting a double sniper setup are slim, their economy would definitely be greatly affected, since none of their four teammates managed to trade kills with any of the opposing team members after being eliminated.

"Let's wait and see how Cobra will choose in this endgame. Judging from his current position, I think he will most likely choose to try something in this situation. After all, on the one hand, Na's economy is still very good, and on the other hand, even in a very disadvantageous round, Cobra wants to try more possibilities."

(End of this chapter)