Playing aggressive around A on Cache can catch Ts before they get comfortable setting up their round. It can also give your team early information about what is happening on that side of the map. This lesson explains how to use A site aggression as CT.
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Playing Aggressive A Site on Cache as CT
Don’t make the same aggressive play every round. If Ts know where you are going to be, they can wait for you or use utility to punish the move. Mixing aggressive rounds with more passive holds makes your positioning harder to predict.
Support makes aggressive plays much safer. Ask a teammate for a flash or have someone ready to trade if you take an early fight. You don’t always need to push deep to get value from the play. Practice the A side plays from the video lesson and learn when each one makes sense.
If you get a kill or useful information, think about leaving instead of continuing forward. Falling back can force Ts to spend time checking for you while keeping your team at a player advantage. Good aggression is often about knowing when the play has already done its job.
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Conclusion
Aggressive A play on Cache works best when Ts cannot predict when or how you will do it. Try the plays from the video lesson in your matches and mix them with your normal A holds. If you have an aggressive A idea or question, leave a comment below.
