Learn when to smoke, nade, molotov, and hold angles so squad pushes feel controlled instead of rushed.
Core setup
Before pushing a compound, count your utility and decide who throws first. Random grenades waste pressure, but layered utility forces defenders to move and reveal positions.
Match application
Smoke should support a clear action: revive, cross, loot, or split enemy vision. Avoid smoking your own shooting angle unless the reset matters more than damage.
Final checklist
After every knock, slow down for one second. Listen for the revive, check third-party risk, then use the next grenade or molotov to convert the advantage safely.
Better matches come from clear habits: stable settings, useful utility, and calm decisions under pressure.
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