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Pressure Move

Pressure Move reference article.

Overview

A pressure move is an aggressive action executed to force opponents to adjust, delay their bump timing, or concede angles even if the move does not result in an immediate elimination.

Key Points

  • Used to gain momentum or destabilize enemy posture.
  • Often forces reloads, retreats, or bunker hesitation.
  • Creates timing windows for teammates to bump or push.
  • Executed through movement, laning, or sudden angle changes.
  • Focuses on psychological and positional pressure rather than guaranteed kills.

Details

A pressure move is a tactical maneuver designed to disrupt opponent comfort zones and create instability across the field. Instead of committing to a direct gunfight, a player might flood a lane, aggressively wrap, jolt shot an angle, or take a fast bump to a threatening bunker.

Pressure moves manipulate opponent behavior. A well timed pressure move can stall their push, force them into deeper cover, or make them abandon an angle entirely. These actions open space for teammates to attack, change field depth, or isolate key bunkers.

Pressure moves are most effective when executed simultaneously across multiple zones, creating a wave of momentum that overwhelms defenders. They also influence psychological tempo opponents unsure of where pressure will emerge next tend to hesitate, giving your team time to reestablish map control.

These moves are essential during stalemates. When neither side wants to overcommit, a single pressure move can break the equilibrium and initiate a collapse.

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