Lurking on Overpass can punish defenders who move between areas during the round. A well-timed lurk can catch rotations or stop CTs from pushing for information. This lesson explains how to approach lurking effectively on Overpass.
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Overpass gives lurkers a lot of room to work with. Instead of forcing early fights, focus on watching how CTs move around the map. Catching a defender rotating or checking another area can quickly create an advantage.
A lurk can also affect how defenders play the round. When CTs know someone might be behind them, they have to clear more angles and move more carefully. The video lesson focuses on positioning and timing, so try applying those ideas in your own matches.
Communication keeps the lurk useful for the team. Call when you hear footsteps, see movement, or force a reaction from a defender. Sharing this information helps teammates understand how the defense is positioned.
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Conclusion
Lurking on Overpass works best with patience, awareness, and good communication. Try applying the ideas from the video lesson in your matches. If you have your own lurking ideas or questions, leave them in the comments below.
