Atomic Dog

I do this successfully quite often. Most of the time with a buddy who can watch the downstairs while I secure upper floor. It really is choice positioning for defense. Once you're at the upper floor, you're not far at all from objectives...a hop off the roof and either go up the middle or Long Hall/sewer to hosties. And certainly it is great positioning to halt a hostie rescue.

As far as bad comms go, Spar...you can't blame it on the push. Everyone could be playing perfectly fine and not communicating and the team is still going to ask the same questions.

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Vulcan

Really depends on who you're playing against. Most of the time it just ends up as a 1 round affair because you suprise them and the CT's typically react and clean out the apartments. That's why I like to use it as a disrupt and fall back because you can do it any round and keep the ct's on their toes the entire map.

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Atomic Dog

For sure.

If on my way there I encounter multiple CT's on the ground floor I will fall back immediately...if I manage to kill them...I'll push again. Once reaching the top floor, if they're expecting me I just abort. But if I catch them with their backs to me...I'll attempt to secure it.

This is definitely not a tactic you go into with the intent to follow through no matter what. This is something you do having prepared to fall back. And if you're not going to communicate with your team while on this mission, you have no business attempting it.

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sparhawkxx

Like Sky and Vulcan said. Most of the time when a T says he's going apartments, don't expect him back. Its just another advanced move that is failed more then half the time. And to hit the apartments every once in a while is key. When I'm 1 of the last 3 say left at the house, this is what runs through my head.

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Delta

...Tactical Triangle. Front door. Some of ya will get it, some won't.

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