CTInferno
B Aggressive
Usually starts around Banana, Car, Sandbags, Logs, Half Wall or close to B support positions depending on spawn, utility and the opening setup. Can change responsibilities with the B Support, B Anchor or Arch rotator between rounds, especially when the team wants to contest Banana early, deny free T control or create pressure before falling back into a safer structure. This player is about taking space with purpose: aggression can win Banana and slow the entire T side down, but overfighting without utility or exit timing can leave B exposed before the round really starts.
Pathings and possibilities from starting Banana
- Fight deep Banana with teammate utility to deny early control and punish T defaults. (Aggressive)
- Take first contact around Car / Half Wall and fall back after forcing utility or damage. (Controlled)
- Drop back into B Site / CT after early pressure, preserving the advantage and avoiding late isolation. (Situational)
Pathings and possibilities from starting B support positions
- Flash or trade the first Banana contact
- Re-molly / smoke Banana to delay the T side after early fights
- Rotate back into Site, CT or Arch depending on control and information
Mid-round patterns
- Contest Banana early through layered utility, flash timings and teammate spacing, forcing Ts to spend resources before they can build the round. Decide whether to keep fighting, fall back to Half Wall / Site or fully give up Banana according to damage dealt, utility remaining and teammate positioning. The setup fits when the CT side wants early information, map control or a way to disrupt slow T defaults.
- Play around Car / Half Wall as a controlled aggressive position, threatening Banana without committing to a full deep fight. The goal is to create pressure, deny clean control and stay alive long enough to fall back into the B setup. It is practical when the CT side wants to make Banana expensive while still preserving a stable defensive structure.
- Re-aggress or re-clear Banana in the mid-round after early utility has faded. This can punish Ts waiting outside B, recover information or allow the CT side to rotate extra players toward A with more confidence. Expect this when Banana becomes quiet, when the CT side lacks information or when the team needs a proactive move before the final execute.
- Fall back into B Site / CT after winning space or forcing utility, turning early aggression into a stronger late-round hold. The hard decision is not staying too long after the job is done: once Banana control has created information or delayed the attack, survival becomes more valuable than another fight. This is common in advantage situations, after early damage or when the CT side wants to convert Banana pressure into a safe defensive round.
