CS2: My reaction speed is the limit of human capability.

Although Jee made a huge mess for Tianlu's group, at least Mo Siyu covered for Jee and cleaned up the mess.

As TyLoo's entry fragger, Mo Siyu's finishing shot awareness is top-notch in China. The moment JEE fell, he rushed out with a flashbang.

"Da da da da da..."

Taking advantage of her firearms, Mo Siyu swept through the middle lane and quickly wiped out the bandits, securing a five-kill victory in the endgame.

"Why are you in such a hurry to set off firecrackers before the New Year is even here?" Xiao Ju pursed her lips helplessly, looking at the kill record in the upper right corner with some speechlessness.

JEE has now reverted to his Forest Fireboy form, and his newly regained momentum has been completely shattered.

Another crucial shot was missed. At this moment, JEE was like an aging device, Niko with his back turned, WDF on the roadside, Papa Bear in the middle of the road, Kyosuke without a visa, the invisible Kid God, Ropz without a car, Broky who didn't get to eat Crazy Thursday, Donk who encountered Madden, Hunter who didn't have an eco, Zywoo who forgot his USB drive, Molodoy who didn't get any blood, Apex who had a railing installed on the second floor, Big Cousin who couldn't find a cigarette, Little Jimmy who had watched Twitter porn, Bit who had started bot mode, and Senzu who was herding sheep—all powerless.

"Hey guys, I feel like I'm in really bad shape today. I think I should... well, maybe I should go and calm myself down. Or how about this, you guys play with the others for a while, I'll go and sort out my emotions. See you all again sometime," JEE said.

At the start of the second round, both sides adopted a very conservative approach. The terrorists simply opted for a double smoke control on the second floor, while the CTs mainly used long-range sniping and coordinated attacks from the archway and B side.

However, it was Tang Ye who broke the deadlock.

Facing the heavily defended A site with three defenders, Tang, armed with an AK, began a brutal assault. He first cleared out the area below the second floor, then used fire to force out the long box, which the CTs then instantly eliminated.

Although he was subsequently taken down by a follow-up shot, Ling Feng, who broke through from behind, also managed to finish him off and successfully win the round.

"No, no, we have to take the initiative. We can't let them win." Hamburger frowned, deciding to take a more assertive stance.

In this game, TyLoo chose to push the mid lane, having B and two other players double-pick up the boxes, while VIP dropped the water fire to prevent them from flanking.

The instant Mo Siyu spotted someone entering the mid-lane recess (PS: if they weren't dead, they could retreat, throw a grenade, and run away), she immediately fired and secured the first kill. At the same time, her teammates at the archway coordinated by throwing flashbangs and pulling out, while her teammates at VIP coordinated by using smoke grenades. The firing lines from three directions became clear, allowing Mo Siyu to use her utility advantage to try and find another opportunity.

Unfortunately, this time he was defeated by Tang Ye's sniper rifle.

"You want to kill me for nothing?" Mo Siyu shook her head helplessly. "Right on the sandbag!"

His teammates immediately followed up with props, throwing fire at the sandbags. Although the fire was extinguished by smoke, Tang had no chance to make any moves given the clear location.

Another narrow victory.

TyLoo's playstyle leans towards an academic approach, aiming for a graceful CS experience. This includes item coordination, gun line coordination, map control, and more.

However, some teams rely on tactical coordination, while others rely on firepower suppression.

I've figured out how to play the game after 259.

"What tactics am I supposed to come up with? Tang Ye, go out and kill them all!"

259 essentially turned CS into a hacked version. After all, with such a humanoid cheat, it doesn't matter where you shoot.

Thus, the bandits' strategy became very clear: to concentrate all their resources on Tang Ye, use props to create advantageous firing positions for him, and gain a numerical advantage.

Tang often spawns randomly in various locations on the map. Sometimes it's on the second floor of B, sometimes on A1, and sometimes at the terrorist's entrance.

CTs can't make eye contact with Tang; a single glance will get them kicked to death. Although other teammates can provide timely follow-up shots, it often comes at the cost of two or three lives.

"Is this a newbie?" Hamburger gradually felt his strength waning during his exchange with Tang Ye.

The problem isn't with the tactics, it's with the people.

The problem isn't with our side, it's with the other side!

A deep sense of powerlessness gradually spread through Hamburger's heart.

This feeling is like when you play a Hextech ARAM game after get off work, pick Mundo and are ready to stack steel and have a blast, but then you run into five enemy Dwarfs.

That's all well and good, but the pool is still full of new Hextech syndicates like the Ballroom Queen that pollute the pool in an indescribable way, and you just can't get the Steel Heart Tank Engine.

But if you look at the other side, they've already started spinning you around with four beautiful bonds.

Fortunately, the team's leader is still putting in the effort, so they can still win against this hastily assembled team.

With that in mind, Hamburger called out another A1 push command 30 seconds after the start of the game, hoping that his two big brothers, Xiao Ju and Mo Siyu, could open up the game.

The situation has indeed opened up, but it's opened up to the other side.

After flashing A1 and seeing no one, Xiao Ju and Mo Siyu prepared to retreat. However, they were then hit by a series of close-range flashes from A1.

Immediately following, a dense swarm of footsteps swept in, and Tang Ye and Ling Feng immediately followed up with their firepower, taking down Xiao Ju and Mo Siyu, before launching a breakthrough at bomb site A.

JEE's sniper rifle from the CT spawn managed to land two shots after dodging, but his vision was quickly obscured by the CT spawn smoke, allowing the terrorists to successfully plant the bomb.

"Hey, this police cigarette is hissing!"

JEE astutely noticed that the police booth wasn't fully sealed with smoke, allowing them to still peek out from the booth to conduct reconnaissance.

As soon as Jee jumped, he flew away.

Tang also kicked JEE into the roadside the instant he jumped.

It's less of a spit and more of a deliberate act.

"Oh dear, poor Jee!" 259, who orchestrated this whole thing, laughed heartily, and at the same time, he became even more fond of Tang beside him.

He just threw some items from the back and casually fired a couple of shots, and he could win a round. He finally understood what it was like to have Zywoo in Apex Legends.

With a powerful backer guaranteeing victory, and the ability to win simply by throwing out items and finishing off enemies, it's perfectly understandable that he becomes the most free-spirited and carefree individual.

259 turned to look at Tang Ye, and couldn't help but smile again.

If Zywoo is using wallhacks, then Tang must be using aimbots.

At the end of the first half, the final score was 6-6, with both sides playing a very close game.

jamyoung pressed tab to check his stats.

At the end of the first half, Tang Ye had scored 18/6/2, and his damage output was an absurdly high 2162.

"To be honest, this newcomer is really overrated," jamyoung said. "He killed more people in the first half than Old 9 did in a whole year!"

Jamyoung then took another look at JEE's stats.

Um...it's hard to describe. After all, he's a player who relies on his feel for the game, so it's understandable.

The key point is that they are a legitimate professional team. Although the opponents are not weak either, they are all coaches, live streamers, two trial players plus one youth training player. How can they possibly fight back and forth with them?

259's smile had reached an abnormal level.

This training match was originally intended only to help Tang understand the game, and was not expected to significantly improve Tang's skills. It was just like a ranked game with some tactical coordination.

But to my surprise, Tang Ye is not only strong-willed, but also truly listens to advice!

He does whatever the team tells him to do tactically, and the key is that the team gives him resources, which allows him to achieve the corresponding results.

They were like Cato with Donk's green dragon, secretly destroying everyone's main team from a hidden corner, reaching an exaggerated level.

They completely stunned the Tianlu members, leaving them all pondering a question.

"Is this game still playable?"