Water control on Anubis gives Ts more space and better options during the round. Taking this area can make it harder for CTs to move freely and gather information. This lesson explains how to approach water control as T.
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Taking Water Control on Anubis as T
Water control works best when taken with support. Instead of sending one player alone, move with at least one teammate so trades are possible. This makes it harder for CTs to stop the push early.
Utility helps you take the space safely. Smokes and flashes can block vision and force defenders back before the fight starts. The video lesson focuses on how to combine utility and movement here, so try applying those ideas in your own matches.
Once you take water, don’t rush forward without a plan. Hold the area, listen for CT reactions, and be ready to punish any attempt to take it back. Controlling water gives your team more freedom for the rest of the round.
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Conclusion
Taking water control on Anubis as T relies on teamwork, utility, and patience. Try applying the ideas from the video lesson in your matches. If you have your own control thoughts or questions, leave them in the comments below.
