Crossfire

Solo position offset 60–120° from the main formation, enabling crossfire while taking minimal return fire.

Pre-fight phase where all 5 players align positions, sightlines, and retreat routes before engaging.

Holding a defensive formation pushed into enemy territory to disrupt their regroup.

A call that designates which single enemy to focus, aligning the whole team's damage.

Multiple players converging from different angles to instantly surround and eliminate one target.

Splitting the team into two lanes to pressure the enemy from multiple directions simultaneously, dividing their sightlines and attention.

Using ability or ult threat to deny access to an area, narrowing the enemy's movement options without necessarily landing damage.

Holding a fixed frontline position as the formation's axis, letting teammates move freely around a stable reference point.

Separating one enemy from their team's heals and cover to force an isolated 1v1 situation.

Control of the map's bottleneck — whichever team owns the choke point dictates the terms of the round's opening.

The distinction between the direct route to the objective (main lane) and the flanking or high-ground alternatives (flank lanes).

A support player taking an angle away from the main formation to add a crossfire sightline while forcing the enemy to split dive attention.

Sharing the target's remaining HP so the whole team knows the kill is one shot away — synchronizing the finishing burst.