Introduction to the Map of Carabeo Windy Town and Guide to Carabeo Windy Town

When it comes to recent shooting competitive games, many people will definitely mention Calabash. This shooting game not only has exquisite graphics but also unique gameplay. Overall, it is a work with many merits. Below is an introduction to Windrift Town in Calabash. There are quite a few maps in this game, and the way to play each map is different. Among the recent maps, Windrift Town is one that players often mention. This map was recently renovated, which made many players less accustomed to the map. Below, we will introduce Windrift Town.

Windrift Town is one of the larger maps in the game, and the entire map is not particularly friendly to the defending side. Next, we will mainly explain some defensive strategies for the defending side. First, let's introduce Point B, which is a very important defensive position for the defenders. However, this position is not particularly easy to defend because there are many eaves and awnings here, allowing characters with strong flying abilities to fly directly in. Once they fly in, the difficulty of defense increases significantly.

There is a recommended defensive position behind the arch bridge where you can see the situation of the enemies ahead by leaning sideways. This area is a good entry point, and often, attacking players will fly directly in. We can aim at the top of the awning from behind the bridge, and anyone flying in from there can be seen. After they land, we can attack directly. At the same time, below the bridge, we can also see the clock tower on the right, where attacking players often prepare to flank from. Therefore, this area also needs to be defended carefully.

Actually, the top of the bridge pier is also a defensive position, but it is not recommended for defense. The main reason is that people may come from the left side, and if both the left and front sides are attacked simultaneously, we are likely to be defeated. However, the position below the bridge pier is difficult to be seen even if someone comes from the left, which is the advantage of defending below the bridge. If players can bring an alarm, they should place one and throw it to the right side below the opposite bank of the bridge. Since most players' attention is on the left, if someone suddenly comes from the right, we might not react in time. Therefore, placing an alarm can serve as a reminder.

The second position to defend is in the adjacent corridor. The corridor is also a route frequently used by the attacking side. After entering, first move inside and place an interceptor at the door frame or higher on the model door opposite. Players can also place two cat eyes above the left door. Generally, when attacking players enter from the left door, their attention is mostly on the left, and they pay less attention to the right. As long as players hide behind the door, they are unlikely to be seen.

The attacking side will then place an info knife in this area. Most people will turn around to remove the cat eye, and at this moment, players can use the opportunity to ambush. If the action is not too large, they can first destroy the placed info knife and then ambush more safely.

If there are painters or heavy snipers in our team, it is recommended to crouch on the small balcony outside the long corridor. The specific position is along the edge of the balcony. From here, you can see the model location and set up a sniper rifle to guard here.

In practice, from this position, we can see a lot of what is happening inside, but if the opponent does not enter the balcony, they cannot see us. However, once they enter, they will certainly be discovered by us first. Therefore, this position is suitable for heavy snipers and painters to defend.

The above is the introduction to Windrift Town in Calabash. Due to the multiple attack routes, the overall difficulty for the defending side is high. The positions mentioned above are those that players frequently and easily defend. Utilizing these positions well can make the defense more effective.