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When they rush through a smoke its ez just hold down left mouse and spray all down....
OP has also mentioned, he has no time to throw grenades.
Positions are irrelevant, as OP would have to be way more precise and mention even other stuff. At the current moment, positions are only speculative, as OP didn't even provide, through where the Terrorists have started to rush to the site, which, by me, defines, where you shall be positioned.
So, why do you think, I'm mistaken? I'd like to know, where do you believe, I've made a mistake, as I strongly believe, I've covered all of the possible case scenarios; If escaping is impossible, to hold them off is probably the best thing to do. Or, to spread damage.
Naturally, dependable on the weapons the Terrorists do have - For example, for AWP, reducing hit points won't do as much as it'd do to enemy with an automatic or semi-automatic rifle, due to the possibilities of missing heads, allowing your team mates an opportunity to take some damage, while taking out an enemy.
So you'd rather have 5 people running out with full visual instead of them running blindly through a smoke?
He doesn't have time to throw nades hence why I said "pre" meaning he should be mollying if he feels the slightest bit of threat or early in the round on arrival to the bombsite.
Positions on Dust 2 B site and mirage B site have the most narrow hallways for the T side players to exit, and a million angles they have to clear as they are executing. If he plays different positions everytime obviously it'd make it harder for them as they have to clear every angle. It doesn't matter what position he precisely states. He plays B sites on both maps so its safe to assume if hes getting full rushed on B and not being able to get even one kill hes playing it wrong.
As a B site player you should mostly (if not always) be an anchor and the job of an anchor is to hold the bombsite and delay as much as possible for their teammates to rotate.
So where are you mistaken? Nades in counter strike are one of the biggest threats when executing or holding so it'd be stupid to tell someone to not use nades especially for a site thats held soley through the use of nades.
That is why you need constant routines you use. Usually you throw a molly early in b apps on mirage / tunnel on d2. On mirage you jumppeek or when they're rushing fast you fall back somewhere between market and bombspot. On d2 you peek from plateau or from bombspot.
On both maps it's quite common to smoke yourself so you can play with the new gained angle. Surviving is the most important part. So call the rush, smoke yourself off, flash the enemies and play as much time as possible. The first rotation of the short (mirage) and mid (d2) player should be very fast, within 5 seconds. That is enough most of the time to have a good fighting chance and get 2-3 kills which is enough most of the time for your other 3 teammates to retake.
Also keep in mind that b ankor player most of the time are the most patient, yet weakest player of the team. A b ankor player will never carry. And when you do have a carry in your team (or even a star player) then it's quite common that this carry/starplayer will tell you in 2-3 rounds out of 15 that he will go B and makes a play while you can play his position but less aggressive. With that you also get more aware for the further rounds since "you saw something else". So when an awper or other good player tells you that he wanna make a play on your position let him do it.
In my team for example I'm the one playing the positions I need to get as much out of our team as possible. Beeing aggressive on the same spots over and over again doesn't work so you need other spaces. I usually play mid on mirage, but also jump towards short or underpass quite often. But I also go into palace or apps when the spawn is right and I've the feeling that it's the best timing for it. It gives us an entry in most cases.
if you're using negev as soon as you get flashed throw a smoke, then go on the right side of b entrence, its a very uncommon spot and will usually work atleast once per game, then start spraying them in the back, if not hide from the begining, also you can stay in middle and come behind them in tunnel,
if you arent using negev immidiatally molly it and go to tunnel, usually 1 or 2 will go into tunnels, if not then go behind them and shoot them, this usually works with a teammate since he can slow them down and distract them if he is on b site,
the most skillful method is behind in mid/ct spawn with an awp/scout or anything you can 1 shot them from a far distance (awp, sg553 and aug work best), then spray them from there, if you're using a sg/aug be in ct spawn and be ontop of the boxes, if not then be next to doors, since if you have a automatic gun you can just spray them, but if you have a awp you have to peak and hide each shot, if you wanna i can show you, also another great counter is the pp-bizon, since it has a very small recoil pattern its very easy to get headshots, but it has many more bullets, so you can spray them all, usually getting little kills, but a lot of damage