Stand Off 2

 Eco in the First Round: Standoff 2 shares the same unique mechanics regarding eco and buy rounds from CS: GO and CS 1.6; this means that going for eco in the first round makes the most sense. Eco is not buying anything and relying on the basic pistol for the first round. As you do not have enough money to purchase anything other than a Desert Eagle or a worse pistol, you are much better off saving that money to get a better gun in the next round. However, if you are on the Terrorist side, we recommend going for a light Kevlar vest as it is easier for the Terrorists to get cheaper guns even if they do not save all their money for the next round. Share your Economy: Standoff 2 has an intricate economic system. While players have an individual amount of money after each round ends, it is also important to note that you can share your guns. If you are in competitive mode and wish to pack an extra punch for your team, we recommend asking your teammates if they want you to drop them a g...

  Standoff 2: Tips and Tricks to Dominate Opponents Checking corners is an extremely important part of every tactical shooter. Standoff 2 is no different. In maps like Dust, it is lethal for you not to check your corners. Therefore, we recommend developing a habit of always walking slow and keeping an eye on your corners. Moreover, to counteract this, if you wish to camp a certain spot, you should always be away from the most commonly checked corners so you can land a surprise attack on the enemy while they check some other corner. 

If you want to get better at Standoff 2, learning recoil patterns for your favorite guns is extremely important. Most of the guns in the game are extremely hard to shoot without proper knowledge of them. So, most competitive players spend some time in Training mode learning all of the recoil patterns for their guns, so they have an idea of what to anticipate in a lengthy firefight. If you end up memorizing most of the pattern, you’ll be able to burst down your enemies easily.

Standoff 2: Tips and Tricks to Dominate Opponents Let us reiterate. It is okay for players to buy snipers. However, what’s not recommended is when your team has three snipers already, and you end up being the fourth. Buying snipers puts your team at a major downside as there will be no player willing to rush in angles. Therefore, we recommend players to always buy after their teammates so they can see what their team is lacking and buy a gun accordingly. If their team is lacking support, then they can go for a sniper. However, usually, an AR is the best choice for most rounds.

Standoff 2 is a game that rewards good aim. Most guns need about three to four hits on the body for you to get a kill if the enemy has bought Kevlar. If you aim for the head, however, it is a completely different story. Headshots deal the most amount of damage in the game. However, what’s surprising is the fact that most guns, even cheaper ones, are usually one-taps if you land the bullet on the head. So, prioritizing the head would mean that you only need one well-placed shot to kill an enemy instead of a few instantly.

 Don’t Forget to Buy Equipment: Standoff 2:  Tips and Tricks to Dominate Opponents Equipment is an integral part of Standoff 2. It adds a lot of depth to the game, and it is why every round feels unique and exciting. Here is a list of all the supporting equipment you can buy in the game: Flash Grenade Smoke Grenade Decoy Grenade Incendiary / Molotov Grenade Defuse Kit While the grenades are self-explanatory, it is important to understand what the Defuse Kit does. The defuse kit is only available for the counter-terrorists, and it allows them to defuse the bomb five seconds quicker than the time it take