CS: Demon King C, you said I was a genius?

Chapter 24 I am Niko! I am Niko!

【Rise Points +259】

[Get B-level reward: Please specify a professional player and randomly obtain one of their skills.]

Su Zhe was a little disappointed when he saw the reward. He thought it would be a skill that could improve his talent.

But after thinking about the improvement he got when he chose donk skills last time, he became excited again.

He still can't replicate the simple operations that Donk performed at the time. It seems that his brain has figured it out, but his hands haven't fully grasped it.

But just this alone brought him great improvement. The mobile defense technique was extremely useful even when he was trying out for Tianlu.

And this time it is not a random selection like last time, but you can choose a professional player by design.

Who should I choose?
Su Zhe immediately thought of the three people, Sun Zaini, not only because he and his three roommates COS in the live broadcast room every day for show effects...

In terms of strength alone, these three people should be the first ones that come to mind.

Su Zhe first ruled out Senpo, because Senpo, who was hailed as the number one player in CSGO, had just chosen to withdraw from NAVI's starting lineup because he could not adapt to some of the changes in CS2's mechanisms some time ago.

There is no reason for him to choose someone who cannot adapt to the new version, no matter how strong he was in the past.

The remaining ones are Download and Niko, one is the main sniper of Bee, who has extremely stable performance and insightful awareness.

One is G2's breakthrough player, and the title of "Dump Truck" is the best proof of his frontal firepower.

After hesitating for a while, Su Zhe had made a decision in his mind.

[Whether to choose to randomly obtain a skill insight from Niko]

【Yes】

[Random... Congratulations to the host for gaining insights into Niko's previewing skills.]

Immediately afterwards, the scene in front of Su Zhe's eyes changed, and he returned to the scene when he first comprehended the donk technique.

He quickly became immersed in Niko's operations.

The map is ancient ruins, and Niko is the attacker.

In this round, he started the game alone to control the map outside Gate B, but his teammates soon fell one after another at the bandit's mouth, and the field instantly became a 2V5 endgame.

Su Zhe felt Nikola's inner anxiety. After all, the score had entered the overtime at 18-19, and every point was crucial.

After Niko heard the gunshots in the small dark room, Su Zhe instantly understood what he was thinking.

It was a good opportunity to seize the timing! So I just quietly walked into the smoke of the B company blocked by the CT, and when I felt the distance was about right, I pulled sideways and shot the CT who was lying on the side.

There was another person at the back of the small dark room who wanted to finish off the shot, but the AK in Niko's hand seemed to have no recoil, and the trajectory of the bullet instantly moved to the right, and he got the kill with a headshot again.

In the 2V3 endgame, the situation on the field is still not optimistic.

After making sure that no CT was actively pushing out to look for a kill, NIko decided to go to the middle lane with his teammates to do a donut-like advancement.

After he came to the middle lane from Company B, he stood above the middle lane groove, paused for a second facing the donut position, and then crouched and pulled with a pre-aiming move.

Then the crosshairs were just as accurate as a nail, firmly nailed on the head of the sniper rifle.

Pre-aim, crouch, pull, and fire, all in one go without a single unnecessary movement.

The sniper, who posed the greatest threat to the rifleman, looked like a toy to him.

After NIko eliminated the threat at the close point in the middle, he allowed the team's sniper to continue advancing using the advantage of his gun.

Then a CT suddenly pulled out from the donut, shot down the advancing sniper, and then immediately retreated when Niko threw the prop in the middle lane.

The team was once again at a 1V2 numerical disadvantage.

After determining the approximate location of the opposite side, NIko continued to advance deeper into the donut.

In Su Zhe's eyes, every step NIko took was a segmented preview, but it did not look very deliberate, and the speed of advancement was not much slower.

In another segmented preview, NIko saw the CT standing in the groove on the right side of the donut, just like he had done countless times before.

Stop, fire, and get the kill.

After getting the kill, he didn't pause for a moment and aimed at the police's position again and pulled out.

Sudden stop, fire, suppress the gun, pentakill, ACE.

Everyone Su Zhe saw was a little dumbfounded. Is this a kind of preview that a human can do?

There's no lock on this? And the person is locked in through the wall!

Just as Su Zhe was immersed in his thoughts, the scene changed again.

The map came to Purgatory Town, and this round NIko started by advancing on the banana road.

He first stuck to the right side of the banana path. When his teammates used a wooden fire to confirm that there was no one nearby, he didn't even gesture towards the wall, but directly took a small position to pre-aim and pulled horizontally.

Then the crosshairs were placed squarely on the head of the CT holding a sniper rifle behind the yellow wall.

"Da~"

One bullet can tear apart a sniper rifle.

Su Zhe: Huh? Does this double-mounted position also require pre-aiming? How much experience does it take to make such accurate judgments?
After getting the kill with the sniper, NIko advanced into the banana road again.

It was the same segmented preview and inventory as before.

There is no one behind the stone slab, no one behind the sandbag, squat and aim at the police house and find no one, squat and aim again to find a position under the box.

"Da~"

Another hand-torn sniper! Another suffocating, oppressive feeling that made the sniper unable to fire.

The bomb site defended by the double Bs was immediately broken, and Niko was still full of health at this time.

Su Zhe thought back to the banana road breakthrough he had just made when he was on Diamond S.

He achieved the breakthrough entirely by relying on unconventional acceleration and secondary positioning. The whole process can be described as a reckless rush.

Niko's operation was all elegance and calmness. During the advance, there was either no one in the crosshairs or the opponent's head.

Crouching and pulling, pulling far, and grabbing Peek in advance from a small position are all ways to control your position so that the opponent's sniper cannot lock on immediately.

And just from the perspective of pre-aiming, Su Zhe has been doing pre-aiming challenges every day for more than a month.

In his understanding, it is to train his muscle memory, stand in a fixed position, gesture to a fixed cover, and then pull out horizontally.

Su Zhe had previously wondered why his aiming was different from others’, because his opponent was not a bot and could move at any time.

What he can do is to make the crosshairs a little closer to the enemy after he pulls out horizontally so as to complete the secondary positioning.

Niko's segmented preview is to imagine every place where the opponent may appear in his field of vision.

Always question!

The most terrifying thing is that Niko will adjust his pre-aiming head line according to the terrain, so as to ensure that he can kill with one shot when facing a sniper.

This method completely overturned Su Zhe's previous view of pre-aiming.

After finishing his comprehension, Su Zhe felt that his hands were terribly hot, as if possessed by Niko.

He now couldn't wait to open a ladder to digest his previous insights.

Su Zhe jumped out of the bathroom and shouted excitedly: "Hahaha! I did it! I did it! I am Niko! I am Niko!"

Fat Brother and Xiaoguang looked at each other and understood each other's thoughts from each other's eyes.

Do you need to create a dramatic effect even when going to the toilet?
But you are "zaiwu", not "Niko"!

(End of this chapter)