Teamwork

A default spreads attackers to gain information while preserving options for a later site hit.

An execute is a planned site entry using utility and timed teamwork to overwhelm a chosen defense.

Fake utility or map contact can pull rotations away from the intended site.

Mid-round decisions respond to new information: kills, equipment, utility use and time remaining.

Trading means quickly eliminating the opponent who has just killed a teammate, preserving team numbers.

A crossfire presents different enemy angles that are difficult to clear simultaneously.

Good calls share confirmed enemies, locations and objective observations without filling comms with guesses.

Teams sometimes recover or lose rifles mid-round; purchase value is not static throughout a match.

The round clock constrains executes, lurks, rotations and planted-bomb response.

Match demo review reveals the decision immediately preceding a death, not just the accuracy of the final shot.