Aggressive CTs on Anubis can take space early and disrupt your setup. If you’re not ready, these pushes can break the round before it starts. This lesson explains how to deal with early aggression and stay in control as T.
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Handling Aggressive CTs on Anubis as T
Start by expecting aggression. Instead of rushing into positions blindly, move with purpose and be ready for early fights. Holding angles for a few seconds at the start can catch CTs trying to push.
Play close enough to trade. When CTs take aggressive fights, they rely on isolating players. Staying near a teammate makes it harder for them to win those duels cleanly. The video lesson focuses on how to position for trades in these situations, so try applying those ideas in your own matches.
Use utility to slow down aggression. A simple flash or molotov can stop a push or force CTs to fall back. This gives your team time to take control without losing players early.
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Conclusion
Playing against aggressive CTs on Anubis as T comes down to awareness, spacing, and using utility well. Try applying the ideas from the video lesson in your matches. If you have your own ways of dealing with aggression, leave them in the comments below.
