Launders do you think there is a lowest possible effective DPI for players to play KZ maps? Like if a player use 1.4 sensitivity 400 DPI would it be physically impossible for the player to finish certain KZ maps?
@@Yu-ej1cy I played on 1.4/400 for a very long time but I didn’t kz as much. While it’s still possible it’s definitely not as fun or easy and way harder to set personal best times. I also found it was quite bad for my shoulder to have a low sens and kz but that could be because of my own anatomy and how I sit. The lowest sens where I don’t feel hindered in terms of setting pbs/turning etc was 2.2/400 but everyone’s different. I have been on 2.8/400 since January and personally feel the best current in both comp and kz but everyone’s different. I hope that helps.
thats great and all but PLEASE dont think that whats shown in this vid is what ppl mean when they say some1 has bad/good movement. These thing are extremely situational and wont help you at all in a large number of fights. The movement you should be focussing on as a beginner is not some crazy kz-shit but strafing, firing while strafing and using movement to peek (with shoulderpeeks, jiggles, fast crouchpeeks, how to bait out an awper with a strafejump shoulderpeek, etc.) THOSE are the things that actually win you gunfights especially early on. Im about 99% sure you wont find any dmg scrub with an awp who cannot be baited into shooting with a strafejump just for you to have an ez peek on someone who cant fire back.
Even though all I want is the aim of a God coupled with the movement of a Silver, this tutorial might actually inspire me to be less useless. Lau always delivering the goods!
Actually excited for this series! I love bhopping with scroll. I am less good at long jumps bc I have not put in the time but it is fun to kz. I would say I am above average to intermediate. I have been playing 35hp Knife Only for 9 years which is largely movement manipulation, whiff punishing, and using peekers/movement advantage with server/ping and fast click reaction. 3000 of my hours is probably me bhopping around in 35hp. Looking forward to the tutorials so I actually know what I am doing technically.
@@leocuntface I recommend Cybershokes servers they have a big website. It is in Russian/eu so if you are close it might be an option. I don't know about any knife servers in the US because I probably don't see them haha.
High quality tutorial, loved the editing it made it so much fun to watch, and I like that you highlight transitioning over to competitive mode. I'm a bit perplexed that we call it "air strafing" instead of just "strafing". Strafing for me has no fundamental value when it isn't mid-air so "strafing" seems just fine. Excellent parts of the video as well, thoroughly enjoyed it and well tied together! Looking forward to your next videos.
Pretty late, but "ground strafing" used to be a thing in the older CS games. Many KZ/LJ servers roll this back so that you to pre-strafe on the ground by holding W + A/D and moving your mouse accordingly, which allows you to get up to 276 u/s while still on the ground. It's the reason a lot of LJs start with the person sideways, which wouldn't work in MM.
this is 100% the best movement video for beginners. ive spent alot of time trying to find a clear concise explanation of these topics, air strafes especially, and they are pretty much non existent even now. thank you launders.
Bro I literally just started doing more bhop workshop maps after surfing (not well) on and off for years. Your timing is impeccable lau it’s time for me to grind
wow the kayak analogy is perfect ! i wish this video was when i was trying to educate this mecanic many years ago. There were not really good one online
I know I’m late but thank your for this video. Just as your intro suggested, other online tutorials skip key details and make assumptions about what people already know. Thank you Launders
Thank you very much. Great video. As someone who only started playing in 2020, this would help for sure. A suggestion - include in the description some workshop maps or servers that would help learn the skills discussed in the video. Thanks once again.
Amazing content as always sir! The production quality is top tier and the whole video its just done so well! Can't wait for more content like this, keep it up!
hell yea man love seeing these kinds of videos i've been playing csgo for god knows how long but i just recently started getting better & i realized movement is also an aspect of this game that needs work
movement is so important in csgo especially when u reach higher lvl of competition. you should also try to mention stutter-stepping because in my opinion this is also a part of having a good movement and can really help you during duels and when u want to clear angels rapidly without giving away ur position
Yeah. IMO theres a stark difference between "kz-movement" wich opens up new possibilities and assists you during your rounds and "normal-movement" wich is absolutely vital for even having a decent chance in most gunfights. I can still understand that a tutorial on "normal-movement" is hard to make because its basically necessary to give a tutorial on crosshair-placement and gamesense at the same time.
I played KZ for a few hundred hours. And even did a bunch of jump maps in TF2 before playing CS. But just a few weeks ago I finally learned the correct timing to crouch, release, jump to get onto some boxes on mirage for example. "Will be back really soon"? It's been a while
Thanks to you, I managed to pass the part where I surf and then have to do ladder jumps. First I passed with 8 minutes, then sub 5, then sub 4. I can’t do it without missing some jumps, but we’re getting there
this was such a good video, and the kayak example was so smart for air strafing. constructive criticism; maybe look at the camera more when speaking rather than looking at script. delivery was awesome
Ok think about it like a reverse kayak #reversekayaktime
don vid chur lau
Launders do you think there is a lowest possible effective DPI for players to play KZ maps? Like if a player use 1.4 sensitivity 400 DPI would it be physically impossible for the player to finish certain KZ maps?
@@Yu-ej1cy I played on 1.4/400 for a very long time but I didn’t kz as much. While it’s still possible it’s definitely not as fun or easy and way harder to set personal best times. I also found it was quite bad for my shoulder to have a low sens and kz but that could be because of my own anatomy and how I sit. The lowest sens where I don’t feel hindered in terms of setting pbs/turning etc was 2.2/400 but everyone’s different. I have been on 2.8/400 since January and personally feel the best current in both comp and kz but everyone’s different. I hope that helps.
@@launders Thank you for the answer. I guess having +left bind on mouse4 also help.
When are we getting a part 2👀
JUMPBUG TUTORIAL PLS 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
yes
on
jumpbug beginner level movement
FrannyBUG
facts there is no proper jb tutorial yet - even tho, make a ft. with FranzJ trust
I needed this. I train a lot for aim but movement is something that I always seem to mess up. Really looking forward to this.
im in between both, but when i stop playing for a long time movement suffers the most. Good video to keep myself in shape.
@@KimiRaikkonen123 I'm the opposite haha. My aim becomes rusty even after not playing for a week.
@@InternetAntagonist i play dm for a bit and my aim comes back, my movement tho i need to play a lot of games before i get it back to where it was.
thats great and all but PLEASE dont think that whats shown in this vid is what ppl mean when they say some1 has bad/good movement. These thing are extremely situational and wont help you at all in a large number of fights. The movement you should be focussing on as a beginner is not some crazy kz-shit but strafing, firing while strafing and using movement to peek (with shoulderpeeks, jiggles, fast crouchpeeks, how to bait out an awper with a strafejump shoulderpeek, etc.) THOSE are the things that actually win you gunfights especially early on. Im about 99% sure you wont find any dmg scrub with an awp who cannot be baited into shooting with a strafejump just for you to have an ez peek on someone who cant fire back.
@@InternetAntagonist thats normal
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THIS IS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT
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Even though all I want is the aim of a God coupled with the movement of a Silver, this tutorial might actually inspire me to be less useless. Lau always delivering the goods!
lau always hits with the most clear and concise movement tutorials on yt, very well explained for beginners for such a complex topic
Actually excited for this series!
I love bhopping with scroll. I am less good at long jumps bc I have not put in the time but it is fun to kz.
I would say I am above average to intermediate.
I have been playing 35hp Knife Only for 9 years which is largely movement manipulation, whiff punishing, and using peekers/movement advantage with server/ping and fast click reaction. 3000 of my hours is probably me bhopping around in 35hp.
Looking forward to the tutorials so I actually know what I am doing technically.
Your movement must be insane!!
Bro i haven't played in a 35hp knife server in soooo long. I can't seem to find when i look at community servers either.
@@leocuntface I recommend Cybershokes servers they have a big website. It is in Russian/eu so if you are close it might be an option. I don't know about any knife servers in the US because I probably don't see them haha.
High quality tutorial, loved the editing it made it so much fun to watch, and I like that you highlight transitioning over to competitive mode.
I'm a bit perplexed that we call it "air strafing" instead of just "strafing". Strafing for me has no fundamental value when it isn't mid-air so "strafing" seems just fine.
Excellent parts of the video as well, thoroughly enjoyed it and well tied together! Looking forward to your next videos.
strafing already exists, there's 0 point in not modifying the term for a different concept.
There is counter-strafing, so I think it's like this to avoid confusion
@@DudeWithTheNose I'm aware that video games refer moving sideways strafing but it's originally a military term used for aircraft. Hence perplexing.
Pretty late, but "ground strafing" used to be a thing in the older CS games.
Many KZ/LJ servers roll this back so that you to pre-strafe on the ground by holding W + A/D and moving your mouse accordingly, which allows you to get up to 276 u/s while still on the ground. It's the reason a lot of LJs start with the person sideways, which wouldn't work in MM.
@@Bartio1812 ya but as you just said, this isnt called ground strafing but pre strafing or often just shortened to pre
Honestly the best tutorial, all the information I was missing because it wasn't clear in other guides.
Great to hear 👍🏽
Love this, the movement king is back!
I'm excited for the next episodes.
Him don't movement king, wannabe - yes
LLNUKE, vesq, dashrip, FYS, wonder, wat - real kings of movement
this is 100% the best movement video for beginners. ive spent alot of time trying to find a clear concise explanation of these topics, air strafes especially, and they are pretty much non existent even now. thank you launders.
Movement in valve games is something special, more than any other game imo
You should play quake
call of duty 4 would like to speak
all of these games you guys mentioned got their movement from quake
try warframe out I play it for the movement its so good
@@zuccero23 cod = quake
Bro I literally just started doing more bhop workshop maps after surfing (not well) on and off for years. Your timing is impeccable lau it’s time for me to grind
i knew it would come full circle with lau coming back to movement tutorials
launders stole my editor. i declare war.
You wish new guy
@@launders that was a joke why do you have to call voo a new guy? He is not new at all probably older than you brown ass
Time for you to make a cs2 movement tutorial
wow the kayak analogy is perfect ! i wish this video was when i was trying to educate this mecanic many years ago. There were not really good one online
You finally made a vid of the subject! Been hearing you talk about this for ages and it's just good for it to be out there, great vid!
You've been pumping out a lot of great content recently, keep it up man!
I know I’m late but thank your for this video. Just as your intro suggested, other online tutorials skip key details and make assumptions about what people already know. Thank you Launders
Love to see it, my entry to CSGO was your vid calling out FrankieonPC' bullshit movement in 2014. Great vid Laundry
never seen somone explain this well " the movement" in csgo, please keep going
Very nice editing! Looking forward to the next episodes
Really looking forward to this series! Great tutorial.
Thank you very much. Great video. As someone who only started playing in 2020, this would help for sure. A suggestion - include in the description some workshop maps or servers that would help learn the skills discussed in the video. Thanks once again.
excellent video with great production value
Amazing content as always sir! The production quality is top tier and the whole video its just done so well! Can't wait for more content like this, keep it up!
I already know all this stuff but the way he explained it i was interested in watching the whole vid. Well done lau
hell yea man love seeing these kinds of videos i've been playing csgo for god knows how long but i just recently started getting better & i realized movement is also an aspect of this game that needs work
Damn video quality and content has imporved so so much from this one good shit bro
Im new to CSGO movement and i hit 3 bhops in row yesterday and i was so happy. It will probably ve a while before i hit it consistent but i will try
I actually learned something new, before I didnt know that you needed to jump as late as possible, but now I know.
Thank you so much!
This is the best movement tutorial out there so far! Can't wait to get back home and try it!
Cheers Launders! Great stuff!
i see why you were hyping up this release, very well made informative video. great stuff !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good guy launders announcing a break and uploading anyways.
Love your content. ♥
Hoping ( more like desperate ) Lau continue with this Series , really help expand the community .
oh boy, waited 7 years for this, can't wait for the next episode!
wtf this man made 1 video 5 months ago and forgot he promised a series im WAITIN 'ERE!!!!
Kayaks work the opposite to as described at 2:21
Good tutorial though!
i think one of the most usefull video on youtube for cs go movement. Thx a lot.
2:20 this is the kayak concept he talked about in Flashpoint 3
This was a really cool vid, I really appreciate the polish and production
Ive seen that wiggle in game. Interesting stuff. Cheers for explaining.
What a great intro. I think I need a video one step before this though 😭
HYYYYYPE been waiting for this since you first said it as a possible video somedayy
Insanely helpful. Thank you
movement is so important in csgo especially when u reach higher lvl of competition. you should also try to mention stutter-stepping because in my opinion this is also a part of having a good movement and can really help you during duels and when u want to clear angels rapidly without giving away ur position
Yeah. IMO theres a stark difference between "kz-movement" wich opens up new possibilities and assists you during your rounds and "normal-movement" wich is absolutely vital for even having a decent chance in most gunfights. I can still understand that a tutorial on "normal-movement" is hard to make because its basically necessary to give a tutorial on crosshair-placement and gamesense at the same time.
this is the best teaching video I've seen in my entire life
Thanks for sharing this was helpful, any word on the intermediate and advanced tutorials?
Actually a Pog video, thanks Lau
this is such a high-quality video holy shit
i love your explanation especially kayak mecanism
damn i watched your oldest videos, you were kz addict back then , feels good man :D
thank you so much lau we love you
after this sick movement series is over the streets need a new perfecto demo !!!
Hyped for the rest of this series, especially the ladder jump parts. I really need some practice on those, I hate them so much atm :p
Launders been killing it with the content over the player/tournament break, appreciate it man!
The production quality on this 🤯😍
4:12 where is my 290 lol, great explanation of air strafing :D
I am a fairly new player in csgo, and this is the by far the best and most comprehensive movement tutorial i have seen. Awesome work Launders!
Love it, so eloquent !
I played KZ for a few hundred hours. And even did a bunch of jump maps in TF2 before playing CS.
But just a few weeks ago I finally learned the correct timing to crouch, release, jump to get onto some boxes on mirage for example.
"Will be back really soon"? It's been a while
consistent red jumpers waiting for a launders beginner movement video be like
I'm inspired to actually do KZ if it actually will help my movement in competitive games, nice video.
this is the content we needed but don't deserve
Best movement tutorial. Thanks a lot.
Really well edited and articulated! Thanks for this.
Exactly what I needed
Thanks Lau!
One of the most intuitive movement guides for beginners out there 👍
In a kayak paddling left side turns the boat to the right and vice versa. lol. But the rest is still on point, thanks for the vid!
I scrolled so far down to see if anyone else caught this haha
updated launders movement tutorial lets goooooo
mwheeldown supremacy
Mohan going back to his content roots, I dig it.
just wanted to say that your voice is fire
Very good tutorial, thanks
Thank you for the video!
thx lau
Lau is so good in explaining stuff
thanks for those tips
amazing video
Launders channeling that "I still have nightmares about getting a W on my test" Desi energy.
Can't wait to see more
Lets fucking goooo lau, been waiting for this!!!!!
I needed this to remind myself that i've built up to many bad habits. Thanks laundry!
Thanks to you, I managed to pass the part where I surf and then have to do ladder jumps. First I passed with 8 minutes, then sub 5, then sub 4. I can’t do it without missing some jumps, but we’re getting there
Damn I miss this editing... Love this!!!!
one of the best csgo tutorial ever seen
this was such a good video, and the kayak example was so smart for air strafing. constructive criticism; maybe look at the camera more when speaking rather than looking at script. delivery was awesome
Stunning eyes, bro. Thanks for the vid 🤙
I love KZing so much. I'm trying to get into Tier 3+ maps now but damn they are hard.
launders chillest guy in CSGO!!
very good edit
Ready for intermediate movement video. Also, please teach me how to surf.. looks pretty fun.
This is like a really good video! Quite helpful gor people who want to begin!
Super well put guide :D
great video keep the tutorials coming
the movement video the world was waiting for.
Thank you for the very good video!!!
Is it just me or it is a lot better than other tutorials.
lol i am looking videos like this on yt, but cant find any. thank u lau🙏
Luckily I have 2k hours in TF2, so a lot of the source stuff like Air Strafing I’m already familiar with