Flaghold teamplay
Create a stable hold through cover, rotations and support.
LEARN BY DOINGOne concept. One practical step.
Read the essentials below, then try the exercise in a real match. Gameplay examples can be added to this lesson later.
THE ESSENTIALS PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
A successful flaghold depends on the holder and the rest of the team. Teammates need to deny easy approaches, communicate threats and know when to rotate into a safer position.
Holding the same corner indefinitely is not always the answer. Adapt to where the opponents are coming from, and use the map rather than treating every fight as a pure aim duel.
Review one failed flaghold. Was the main problem the holder’s position, missing information or the team’s support route?
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