The Swedish professional CS: GO player Christopher Alesund, known in the cybersports world under the nickname GeT_RiGhT, gave his team more than seven years of life. But, as it became known earlier, the organization NiP (Ninjas in Pajamas), which was represented by Christopher, decided.

“Tank”, however, is a player who receives weapons with a great defeat. When your team attacks a site with four players, and you meet two players face to face, it is too difficult to get the initial weapon and turn what is happening into a “four against one” situation. More often than not, the “tank” is not the one who starts the attack (except if the counterterrorists decide to “go into reconnaissance”). They need to better assess the situation and listen to the members of their team. It is very important that they have time to use stun grenades with which other players support them.

It is also very important that the “tank” is waiting for other players. Passing through very narrow areas, there is a chance of being noticed by the enemy. Then the shooting will almost certainly begin. This means that “tank” team members (often snipers) should sneak up to pick up the initial weapon, or sell it before the counterterrorists have a chance to reload. In most scenarios, it is more profitable for terrorists to sell weapons, because it will be easier to plant a bomb on the site.