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Settings
https://settings.gg/uniyx CSGO-4VVMN-RRu5Y-PaQUQ-qDjqU-KRSFE [email protected] 55.418 cm/360°
Improvement
Here are some things I've read and watched years ago that I've saved for myself to go back to when needed. Some stuff is outdated as things changed to CS2, but generally this stuff is good.
Aim Prac:
"Swag’s Crosshair Placement": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfLgNu11EZA
"Mindful Aim Practice" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-sm_FvefSQ
"CS GO Movement Tracking Practice" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsnRP3SnMK8
"Stop PEEKING Like a NOOB // CS2 Peeking Guide": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SsqRiL7rdA
Game Sense / Mental:
"Food for thought": https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/56sgq8/food_for_thought/
"Confidence/Mindset": https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/ejvp40/comment/fd200yk/
"Analysis: How Twistzz clutches 1v2 vs Astralis": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTeWOSh5XvQ
"Clutch Analysis: UltimaTe 1v5 de_overpass A Site": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJNcVnUmy74
"The Little Things DONK Does That YOU Don't in CS2": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EO-UGA_Nns
"The Ultimate CS2 Flashbang Guide": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i59BlyMzBHE
I've played thousands of hours since watching and reading through some of these, point being: you need to work and play the game with the mindset of implementing all of these things into your gameplay. I highly recommend starting with the first 2 aim prac videos. I seriously had the "Food for thought" post bookmarked when back when I was first grinding ESEA years ago, it's really well written and is straight to the point.
Playing the game =/= practice. You need to implement a routine for yourself! My golden rule is 200 DM kills (WarmupServer) every day, regardless if I'm going to pug, scrim, etc. Once your aim is ingrained in your muscle memory, you will have a better time implementing strategy in yourself. Team play comes next out of all of this.
Let me know if you need help with anything specifically, I can probably offer some more tips.
Non Negotiables
- Passion: The drive and willingness to play the game no matter what - the active desire to continously improve for the love of the game
- Discipline: Inside the server - Round over frag. Outside the server - consistency in training so that your troughs are as high as your enemies' peaks.
- Resourcefulness: The openmindedness to learn from anything / anyone. The capability to exploit weaknesses and be unpredictable. Be versatile to whatever situation comes your way
- Respect: You are allowed to be pissed at your teammates, but actively disrespecting them does nothing except harm your chances of winning
- Reflection: The ability to learn from mistakes, being accountable for your actions, and taking those experiences to improve going forward
- Determination: To ability to know the differences between loss and defeat. Every loss is a lesson, you're only defeated when you choose to give up
- Mindfulness: The act of being focused in your actions - from warming up in aimbotz to being on the server, everything you do should be done with conscious effort
- Warmup: See below
"at some point if you play the aim trainer more than the game, you’re just training to get better at the trainer. there’s definitely a point where gamesense actually improves your aim because of knowing the situation, which kovaaks can’t provide"
Deathmatch Principles
- Have fun
- Crosshair placement above all
- No excuse for under 1 K/D
- Be reckless but don't rush
- Practice pathing + movement when possible
- Abuse movement + jiggling
- Plan for multi fragging
- Spray transfer when possible
- Switch it up: use m4a1s + deagle
- Target an enemy: choose a player to "compete" against
- Document progress
Crosshair placement > kills > K/D
150 Days of DM
uni's util
Aiming styles
Reactive