A Clan

✪Tsunami✪ - In game captain/Primary awper
✪Hero - Entry fragger/Rifler
Villan - Entry fragger/Rifler
✪Delay - Support/Rifler
Zenatix - Lurker/Rifler
StaticShock- Supporter/Secondary Awper/Rifler
Villan- Secondary Entry frag/Rifler
Blurr- Supporter
Redblacksky- Honestly i really dont know

Lurker Role

The lurker role is having someone who can lurk effectively and throw off your opponents’ setups and force them to watch their flank. Being an effective lurker takes amazing game sense and feel for the tempo of the game. The whole goal is to throw your enemy off and keeping them guessing while gaining information for your team by checking areas on the terrorist or counter-terrorist side of the map. This role takes a lot of practice and a little luck, but can turn the balance in your favor if done correctly.

Entry fragger

This role is pretty self-explanatory. Whoever you have entry fragging for your team should be someone with confident and consistent aim. One of the keys to entry fragging is to not hesitate when it comes time to execute. Knowing standard positions and how the counter-terrorist play bombsites will give you a solid edge in attempting to entry frag. Also, trust your teammates to pick up the trades if you get fragged, because you will be the most likely player to die when you are executing on a bomb site.



Support Role

The primary objectives of the support role varies, but in essence you will be doing a lot of the dirty work for the team. Throwing set smokes and flashes on executes. Since you will be throwing the nades on the execute, support players are typically the second or third player into the site and may also be the bomb carrier. When it comes to playing a support role on the counter-terrorist side, you will be counter flashing and pop flashing for your main fraggers. Timing is everything when it comes to setting up good crossfires and pop flashes. Consistency and execution under pressure should be your main focus. When playing a more passive role, learning default flash and smoke spots are a must with this play style. Just because you’re playing the support role doesn’t mean you will not see your fair share of action. When playing a more passive play style, being the second or third player into sites will mean you will live longer and are more likely to see 1v1 and clutch plays. That requires experience, game knowledge, and positioning with decent aim.