Map-first planning
Build defaults, execs, anti-eco protocols, and retakes around the exact map states your team repeats every week.
Create reusable play templates by map and side, then iterate with your stack every week. This builder is meant for real team preparation: plans that survive review, substitutions, and stressful mid-round decisions.
Build defaults, execs, anti-eco protocols, and retakes around the exact map states your team repeats every week.
Document timings, utility responsibility, fallback calls, and contingency routes so every player reads the same plan the same way.
Adjust the board after matches and scrims so strategy changes come from observed rounds instead of memory drift.
The value is not in drawing arrows. The value is in reducing ambiguity before a scrim, preserving the latest version of a setup, and making review decisions visible to the entire roster. Teams with a clear board spend less time restating plans and more time checking whether those plans improved utility sequencing, spacing, and mid-round timing.
A useful builder also needs context around each execute: who starts the map control sequence, what utility is mandatory, what the abort condition is, and what the fallback call becomes if pressure is lost.