Lurking on Cache can make CT rotations harder and punish defenders who move too early. A good lurker can also catch players from behind while the rest of the team applies pressure elsewhere. This lesson explains how to approach lurking on Cache as T.
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Lurking on Cache as T
A lurker needs to understand what the rest of the team is doing. Moving at the wrong time can leave you fighting alone before your teammates create any pressure. Be patient and look for CT movement rather than forcing a duel.
Your position should give you a chance to catch rotations or punish a CT push. Sometimes the best play is simply waiting and letting the round develop. Use the timing and positioning tips from the video lesson in your matches and learn when it makes sense to move.
Keep your teammates informed about what you hear and see. If a CT pushes, rotates, or leaves an area, call it immediately. That information can be just as useful as getting a kill yourself.
Conclusion
Good lurking on Cache is about reading the round and choosing the right moment to move. Practice the tips from the video lesson and pay attention to how your timing affects each round. If you have a lurking question or tip of your own, leave a comment below.
