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**SenSeiFAR** · 04-10-12, 02:44 AM

Originally Posted by DuDDy

If your on the CT team and you have the bomb down anywhere, do not cluster around the bomb. In other words spread out and defend it like you would a choke point or a bomb site. So long as 1 person always has eyes on the bomb and everyone else is paying attention to entrances and possible choke points while the bomb is down your success and win rate in those situations should be above 90%.

Similar note on T side, if you find yourself in the situation where the bomber is an idiot and goes off and dies or does something stupid with the bomb, think outside of the box on how to get it back. You now know where a majority of the ct's should be or are going to. Use it to your advantage and be a guerrilla fighter to get that thing back. Do not go for a head on bull rush to get the bomb back, take your time and do it right and most importantly communicate with your team mates. Coordination along with well placed nades and flashes will get you the bomb back and a win.

My fumble calls! xD

Don't call "gay calls" (top 3 + bomb)

**Guyver** · 04-10-12, 03:04 AM

Originally Posted by DuDDy

Its tough to get that call out when you keep taking one of my bullets to your head 10 seconds into every round

Yeah, keep sucking that penis in DoD:S, Duddy.

**MeBad** · 04-10-12, 05:41 PM

Trust your team/aid your team.
If you are rushing B on D2 and you see the guy in front of you push right to clear car or left to clear the corner, trust that he will get the job done and push the opposite corner. If you are third in and the first two do their job going in opposite directions throw a flash deep to protect them from cross-fire then flash out of the site to buy time for the rest of the team to get there. Too many times I see everybody go the same way all to get mowed down by a ct sitting on one side that was not checked. If you are in back watch your radar, if your buddy gets killed clearing car you may need to finish the job.

Do not stop in a bottle neck on a rush ever.
Blinded, smoked, fired at, it doesn't matter. If you stop you will block your entire team, eat 10 nades, and end up being easy pickings for ct's coming to defuse. This is a good time to counter-flash/smoke while holding down the forward button/zig zagging like a bunny. If you are in front you have to trust that the guys in the back will get the job done if you don't make it. You have to think team first, if you are in front your job is to draw fire so the rest of the team can make it in and mop up on the reload.

Don't reload unless you have adequate cover, or protection from your team.
If you are in the open or leading a rush you are better to pull out your pistol or pick up a different gun. 1v1 or more, the sound carries and will get you bum rushed everytime.

Use cover when pulling the pin on a nade or flash, and then throw them asap or put them away.
I get more kills on people running around with their nade/flash out or pulling the pin in the open. If you know the enemy is rushing and you don't have time, don't do it! Your gun is what gets you kills.

Be Patient
If t's are slow playing, don't push them. This is what they want you to do, you will be playing into their hands.
If you are a t covering the bomb, don't run around like a chicken with your head cut off you will give your position away. The quieter you are the more cautious the ct's will have to be and the longer it will take them to get to the bomb.
Likewise if you are a ct trying to take a bomb site back, wait for backup, it is easier to take a site together. Rush in solo and more often than not you will not be successful.

Do not walk into a smoke under a light source. The light source makes you visible through the smoke, but you will not be able to see through it.

Aim at the head.
For practice buy nothing but mp5's as it can easilty be sprayed accurately at close range. If you are getting 7-9 hits for under 100 damage, you are not aiming high enough. CSS is weird in that aiming that high feels unnatural, but the almighty HS usually separates the winners from the losers.

Know when to fire.
Running forward and backward while firing will make your accuracy go to hell. Strafing is better, but standing still is the best. When strafing, fire burst at the very moment you stop to change directions while aiming at the head, stopping at different intervals to make yourself harder to hit.

Peak smart. Use angles, be unpredictable.
When peaking a corner stay back a bit, only put a shoulder out then back asap. If seen you will usually draw fire, give away the enemy position without the risk of being hs. If it is an awp immediatly strafe out return fire and back before they can fire again. Sometimes you will get a lucky hs. Now change your position closer to the corner or further away. This can change your elevation and makes it harder for the enemy to get a bead on your head when you return fire.

**SenSeiFAR** · 04-10-12, 09:53 PM

Don't stand next to a baiter, you will die.

**Guyver** · 04-12-12, 10:52 PM

This has probably been posted in the thread, multiple times....but...if you're on CT...for the love of fuzzy monkeys: GO WHERE YOU SPAWN.

**LukeR** · 04-27-12, 09:06 AM

aim. angles. situation awareness. down fall.. comes with time invested.

**SenSeiFAR** · 04-27-12, 02:06 PM

Watch other's play, and learn spots.

**Guyver** · 07-16-12, 07:33 PM

People have GOT to start listening to calls. Just now Phantom called a slowplay. Then, out of nowhere..Reign says "I've got a flash...let's take B." ...and just like that, he and and at least three others try to take B....and die.

You can't just do something, when the caller hasn't said a word about changing the call. : /