0:00 intro 1:00 flicking/tracking/aiming 7:47 warmup routine 8:26 strafing/pre-aiming 10:45 T side attacking strats 15:35 uncommon skills picked up by being a pro player (handling teammate egos, avoiding tilting) 19:47 consistency 22:16 game sense
I think aiming should never be something you're thinking about WHILE you're doing it. Sure, by all means reflect on it after, but if you start thinking about it while playing, you'll get into your own head and overthink and be much worse. Do what feels comfortable and reflect on what you did wrong AFTER
How you walked through thinking about CT vs T side and how players react to the smokes and pressure it freaking AWESOME. You' opened my eyes. GL on the new baby; just had mine a month ago and I'm loving every minute of his cute face :) Take care
"Nothing but Tips"... title of the series xD I bought your course in udemy and, with my "team" of 5 friends, we all reached supreme... very recommended course guys! great content as always man!
man... i never thought about not thinking about my aim. looking back whenever i hard focus on my aim i shit the bed, and when im just vibing my aim is just as if im at my peak. those few words helped me
i always have this mindset when playing either valorant or cs where i tell my self "Win or lose its fine, as long as im improving myself every game and becoming more and more consistent, wins will come"
Toxic teammates and the anticipation that a teammate could get toxic any second make often me lose that mindset. Toxicity annoys me so much that sometimes I that's the main reason why I don't feel like playing. If I could improve at ignoring that or dealing with it, it would probably make my experience and my progress much better. However I feel like I'm really bad at that...
@@TheNuggzt3r man this shit is bullshit almost. I know some players are toxic, but think about it, the enemy team has the same chances to get toxic throwing players, so it evens out. If you get good enough to get out of your rank you will
@@bld86 You are not wrong. most of the time you are in the rank you deserve to be in, if you never think about your own game and how to improve, you will improve at a snail pace.
First off long time fan of your coaching. just as I am now, when I was a teen I would watch 1.6 videos of you giving tips and coaching sponsored by MSI. please keep this rolling... knowledge is power.
My favorite video/guide I've ever seen was a video someone posted and it was like a 30min compilation of all your on stream rants. The things you say, show, and do made so much sense.
you got a very strong point about pre aiming ive seen so many pro's lose duels pre aiming through the wall lets say they pre aim conn in mirage while the enemy peek close mid you they cant react 90% of the times
After watching this vid for the third time and thinking about it in a deeper way I noticed this Video basically is pure gold not in was of CS it is, but more important this one can literaly Change your whole Life. Incredible words deeply thought about nothing!! Appreciate you sharing these lifeexperiences.
bro spitting facts that already help me get back in shape 4 min into the video. I was wondering what my problem was and yes i do think a lot about my aim. I have 3.3k hrs with a lot of experience but now that im washed i feel like i cant play like back then. Just my awareness and positioning of my direct vicinity. Like not walking against an edge.
I can’t believe you’re going to be a father. You have changed so much. You used to be the loud funny guy who says whatever and now you’re such a nice guy starting a great family. You’re going to be a great father and I wish you the best always. Knowing your skill the baby will probably be pug stomping by 2 weeks old.
i would love a video of how to take control of randoms. tactics that will work with people you have never spoken to before and don’t have the best team chemistry, rather than the ‘mid control’ ‘smoke A’ ‘rush an’ ... just some different round tactics like split B 2 mid 3 apps, stuff like that. i’m LEM and struggle with getting out of this rank due to calling a smoke A, and only me and 1 other guy throwing a smoke. hope that makes sense
Call the full strat and do it yourself , let them know the role of you and 2 specific people in each round (those 2 when do their job correctly you'll WIN or you'll lose WITHOUT creating havoc
Why do I love you🥺 ......u are just the best for tutorials ...no matter how many times u have explained things that ..u do it over and over for us ...thank u jordan
Have in mind that your resolution can impact how fast and slow your aiming is. For example 4:3 widescreen can feel a lot faster than 16:9/16:10. It's all about preferences and what you as a player feel most comfortable with.
Great QnA. I used to play League of legends at an ok level (2500 faceit equivalent?)and I'm moving to CS. I can't describe how frustrating it is to be astronomically bad at it. Practicing all day, having routine, sleeping/eating properly and still going negative on gold nova. If you see me aim and recoil control you'll have a brain aneurysm.
Hope this helps someone as it was a big breakthrough for me after being fairly comfortable with aiming and movement but really wanted to improve: when you're killing bots or practicing your "cone" where you can do flicks, always start slowly. The speed will come, but you'll train your brain if you do every movement slowly and deliberately at first. I to this day warm up with a few slow flicks to calibrate myself and then I ramp up to the quickest I can while counter strafing, bursting etc. This technique works for everything... learning guitar or whatever, same concept. Likewise with crosshair placement and moving through maps/preaiming and clearing bombsites. Do it extremely slow, work out your paths, study it, make it pretty. The speed will come to you quickly afterwards.
Question for the next video: playing as a 5 man que on faceit, what are some more things that me and my team could do to rank up together other than everyone learning smokes and communicating more ?
Well you need to get better at the game overall. Aim game sense map awareness, everything. Playing the game a lot helps with that. nades and communication is a big part of everything. but you can still improve on those all the time.
Man its a very rare quality to have That one can watch him and listen to him for hours even if He's talking about something else be cuz of his intellectual so great man so great
Thanks for the great advices, dont forget new players also watch your videos and love how you teach, there might be some high end questions and the versatility of you been able to advice both worlds is amazing.
Absolutely huge idea. I would definitely watch these kinds of videos you always have some kind of new knowledge to give every time I’ve watched you even after years of cs.
yes it does cus people preaim at the head level and crouching will mess up the crosshair placement forcing them to reaim? (i think that is the word) to your body/head
@Ayush Tripathi Yup I started to do that here and there a few weeks ago. You can really catch some offguard by doing that. Seems like I was living under a rock. I knew you could do it...I just didn't use it though.
I would love to hear your explanation of re-aggressing map control based on T or CT movement in a round. Could talk around certain bomb sites i.e. if I know T's are pushing up bathrooms on Overpass A, is my priority to re-agress long and take control or back off and get ready for re take?
Thanks for the great video. Love the format. Congratulations on your first child! All the best for your family. Please let me know if you decide to release a second course. Your first one is so good. I definitely want to grab your second one. Have an awesome day!
Really enjoyed this. Always been of the impression that you have a brilliant head for the game and it's good to see you sharing that knowledge in an easily consumable format.
would love to hear tips about retaking at various stages of the game and what the general game plan would be, utility, save round retaking, all that shit
If you are low on numbers just save/exits If you are on a save just go for exits, save the gun if you get one. On full buys save if on bad economy/No utility On half buys it depends on what your team wants to do, i usually block off bombsites with team so they would die to bomb, or you could go for the retake if you got a couple of smokes Always wait for team on retakes, try putting your utilities into use I also recommend saving armor on pistol rounds because it would be cheaper to purchase helmet on the following round, if you are going for a force buy Unless you or your team gets really lucky, play it safe
@Helal Vodka I only pointed out the times you most likely should save/go for exits, every situation is different. Its doing whats more rational, sometimes you feel good and you will go for it. Its not about being a man its about doing the right thing based on the percentages
Hey n0thing, can you make a video about how a mindset should be whenever you play. Cuz I think many players struggle with it and although they are skilled but aren't able to deliver. You get it man, good video.
Nice Jordan .... learnt Few things ... Sug : next time try to add HandCam so we could understand clearly where you talk about Wrist and stuff .... anyways Love From india Jordan
To add to the preaim advice, you don’t need to mentally imagine where everything is going to be. Just put your crosshair where you believe/feel the angle/object is and then correct your crosshair if you are wrong. It will take some time but eventually you will get good crosshair placement without even thinking about it. You will only be thinking about what positions you need to look at.
Would you be open to doing some valorant tips and tricks? I found that after playing only CS for a while I came back pretty bad, especially at stuff like peeking and getting peeked. My crosshair placement is still decent, but I dont know how to peak an angle that someone is holding.
Totally relatable. When I think about to hit one taps and didnt hit it, I start to overthink of it and what did I do wrong on my warmup. But after a few rounds, I decide to just entry A site and somehow I get 3 kills as entry, and the enemy didnt trade me.
Watching your videos not played cs in a long while but I'm getting a pc in like 4 months hopefully so I can get back to it, started playing when I was around 9 so I've played around the same time as u 20-21 years
i would love to hear about how to get better movement and strafing in mid air from left to right and vise versa also thank you for doing this love u keep it up!
Question: When is it acceptable to run and make noise by moving? I presume people can hear me much farther than they really can and end up walking much more than I think I should; is there a set time to move quickly (i.e. to hold space or angles) during engagements? When is it okay to let people know my location IF I move? Is it just a risk I have to take or is there more to it?
Whenever I play competitive or engage with multiple enemy I started over thinking and sweating and my brain stop working. Unable to do proper burst fire or spray at that time
When the other cs players start to play valorant. And this legendary guy still making tips and tricks on CS. Idk man i almost cried😭😭😱. Youre a legend man always a legend
If ur the IGL just look at the teammates strengths and Base a strat from it and if you got no ideas just try getting ideas on execute servers. The problem is if ur team isnt trying Hard to become a good team no one is going to listen to strats
ladder anxiety for me has been real. I would play on multiple accounts only on whichever one was the lowest rank because I was afraid of losing my faceit or mm ranks. Now i dont play much and dont care, but i play better since im not worried about elo.
Do you feel your playing better worse or same since u switched from 4:3 i like animations and gun play 16:9 but i always keep switchibg to 4:3 cause i feel i can se easier enemys when i shoot from far away lets say from dust2 pit to a site.
It seams like I have problems with nades as far as knowing when to throw them, and letting enemys peak my with nades out. Whats the best way to deal with it when your trying to hold site and its a 1v5, 2v5 situation and their pushing you.
In a world full of Valorant content, this man still making CSGO tips and tricks videos. Shout out Mr. Gilbert.
None of your strategies work, coz someone gonna Flash across the wall & Teleport in Valorant
@@chan_for wut
valorant content is boring
You should take a look at voocsgo's channel. He is regularly making CSGO tips videos and they are actually good
@@YTnamesAreBS I would suggest elmapuddy, nartouthere and mahone_tv more so than voo.
Perfect timing! As soon as I was looking for tutorials this vid comes out.
Same here, I’d like for this to continue as a series
i bought his course online on udemy, and its very good. Nothing is a great teacher 👨🏫
That Vulcan that you have is iconic
Exactly
I know right
its cringe
0:00 intro
1:00 flicking/tracking/aiming
7:47 warmup routine
8:26 strafing/pre-aiming
10:45 T side attacking strats
15:35 uncommon skills picked up by being a pro player (handling teammate egos, avoiding tilting)
19:47 consistency
22:16 game sense
thanks my man, you are the best!
I think aiming should never be something you're thinking about WHILE you're doing it. Sure, by all means reflect on it after, but if you start thinking about it while playing, you'll get into your own head and overthink and be much worse. Do what feels comfortable and reflect on what you did wrong AFTER
Yeah because it should be based off muscle memory that's what death match is for to get a feel for it without thinking about it
How you walked through thinking about CT vs T side and how players react to the smokes and pressure it freaking AWESOME. You' opened my eyes. GL on the new baby; just had mine a month ago and I'm loving every minute of his cute face :) Take care
"Nothing but Tips"... title of the series xD I bought your course in udemy and, with my "team" of 5 friends, we all reached supreme... very recommended course guys! great content as always man!
man... i never thought about not thinking about my aim. looking back whenever i hard focus on my aim i shit the bed, and when im just vibing my aim is just as if im at my peak. those few words helped me
n0thing is a better teacher than actual certified college / university teachers .
Exactly man 💯💯
It’s cuz he has passion for his craft
actually dude
@@SneakysneKK_TV like majority of teachers??? smh
@@yareugae638 most teachers need money dude. Let's say if it's was demontized to u think he won't be the same I don't think
i always have this mindset when playing either valorant or cs where i tell my self "Win or lose its fine, as long as im improving myself every game and becoming more and more consistent, wins will come"
That mentality is what got me out of silver after being stuck there for 1700hours
Toxic teammates and the anticipation that a teammate could get toxic any second make often me lose that mindset. Toxicity annoys me so much that sometimes I that's the main reason why I don't feel like playing.
If I could improve at ignoring that or dealing with it, it would probably make my experience and my progress much better. However I feel like I'm really bad at that...
@@TheNuggzt3r me too but i always think that imprpving myself would help me
@@TheNuggzt3r man this shit is bullshit almost. I know some players are toxic, but think about it, the enemy team has the same chances to get toxic throwing players, so it evens out. If you get good enough to get out of your rank you will
@@bld86 You are not wrong. most of the time you are in the rank you deserve to be in, if you never think about your own game and how to improve, you will improve at a snail pace.
First off long time fan of your coaching. just as I am now, when I was a teen I would watch 1.6 videos of you giving tips and coaching sponsored by MSI. please keep this rolling... knowledge is power.
Random guy on the server thinking " today i clapped nOthing left and right...such a bot "
My favorite video/guide I've ever seen was a video someone posted and it was like a 30min compilation of all your on stream rants. The things you say, show, and do made so much sense.
you got a very strong point about pre aiming ive seen so many pro's lose duels pre aiming through the wall lets say they pre aim conn in mirage while the enemy peek close mid you they cant react 90% of the times
this all makes so much sense to me and i don't even play competitively atm
After watching this vid for the third time and thinking about it in a deeper way I noticed this Video basically is pure gold not in was of CS it is, but more important this one can literaly Change your whole Life. Incredible words deeply thought about nothing!! Appreciate you sharing these lifeexperiences.
bro spitting facts that already help me get back in shape 4 min into the video. I was wondering what my problem was and yes i do think a lot about my aim. I have 3.3k hrs with a lot of experience but now that im washed i feel like i cant play like back then. Just my awareness and positioning of my direct vicinity. Like not walking against an edge.
20:05 that hit me hard, it's really true.
I love your advice n0thing and I love how you know these kind of stuff, thank you man.
Man i bought his Udemy course ages ago, imma just rewatch it😂
It's actually super good. motivated the hell out of me to get better
I can’t believe you’re going to be a father. You have changed so much. You used to be the loud funny guy who says whatever and now you’re such a nice guy starting a great family. You’re going to be a great father and I wish you the best always. Knowing your skill the baby will probably be pug stomping by 2 weeks old.
The last sentence 💀💀💀💀
I hope he has 10 kids we need more people like him.
i would love a video of how to take control of randoms. tactics that will work with people you have never spoken to before and don’t have the best team chemistry, rather than the ‘mid control’ ‘smoke A’ ‘rush an’ ... just some different round tactics like split B 2 mid 3 apps, stuff like that. i’m LEM and struggle with getting out of this rank due to calling a smoke A, and only me and 1 other guy throwing a smoke. hope that makes sense
Call the full strat and do it yourself , let them know the role of you and 2 specific people in each round (those 2 when do their job correctly you'll WIN or you'll lose WITHOUT creating havoc
Why do I love you🥺 ......u are just the best for tutorials ...no matter how many times u have explained things that ..u do it over and over for us ...thank u jordan
Have in mind that your resolution can impact how fast and slow your aiming is. For example 4:3 widescreen can feel a lot faster than 16:9/16:10. It's all about preferences and what you as a player feel most comfortable with.
congrats on the baby! thanks for the videos, just started playing csgo and this really helped.
Great QnA. I used to play League of legends at an ok level (2500 faceit equivalent?)and I'm moving to CS. I can't describe how frustrating it is to be astronomically bad at it. Practicing all day, having routine, sleeping/eating properly and still going negative on gold nova. If you see me aim and recoil control you'll have a brain aneurysm.
That last 5 mins was wild 😂🔥
would never forget how jordan became a factor of me getting better not only on CSGO before but also with Valorant aswell
crazy crazy knowledge ! nice content and for the new players a glimbse of how much the sky ceiling is in CS . we love you
Hope this helps someone as it was a big breakthrough for me after being fairly comfortable with aiming and movement but really wanted to improve: when you're killing bots or practicing your "cone" where you can do flicks, always start slowly. The speed will come, but you'll train your brain if you do every movement slowly and deliberately at first. I to this day warm up with a few slow flicks to calibrate myself and then I ramp up to the quickest I can while counter strafing, bursting etc. This technique works for everything... learning guitar or whatever, same concept. Likewise with crosshair placement and moving through maps/preaiming and clearing bombsites. Do it extremely slow, work out your paths, study it, make it pretty. The speed will come to you quickly afterwards.
Question for the next video: playing as a 5 man que on faceit, what are some more things that me and my team could do to rank up together other than everyone learning smokes and communicating more ?
Green
@@nilen kick green yes
Learn Molotov lineup's ;)
Well you need to get better at the game overall. Aim game sense map awareness, everything. Playing the game a lot helps with that.
nades and communication is a big part of everything. but you can still improve on those all the time.
Flashbangs
Man its a very rare quality to have
That one can watch him and listen to him for hours even if He's talking about something else be cuz of his intellectual so great man so great
Good luck with the baby, man. Having a kid is the best thing to happen to me and I was straight up terrified about the whole thing
Love the 'series' c:
Thanks for the great advices, dont forget new players also watch your videos and love how you teach, there might be some high end questions and the versatility of you been able to advice both worlds is amazing.
Absolutely huge idea. I would definitely watch these kinds of videos you always have some kind of new knowledge to give every time I’ve watched you even after years of cs.
One question I’ve had is, does crouch peaking help at all? Thanks
yes it does cus people preaim at the head level and crouching will mess up the crosshair placement forcing them to reaim? (i think that is the word) to your body/head
works well on specific angles
@@bevv4 readjust, I agree
@Ayush Tripathi Yup I started to do that here and there a few weeks ago. You can really catch some offguard by doing that. Seems like I was living under a rock.
I knew you could do it...I just didn't use it though.
@@stefanaweking8876 idk what you mean by readjust but the i agree part i can understand
I would love to hear your explanation of re-aggressing map control based on T or CT movement in a round.
Could talk around certain bomb sites i.e. if I know T's are pushing up bathrooms on Overpass A, is my priority to re-agress long and take control or back off and get ready for re take?
Thanks for the great video. Love the format.
Congratulations on your first child! All the best for your family.
Please let me know if you decide to release a second course. Your first one is so good. I definitely want to grab your second one.
Have an awesome day!
Really enjoyed this. Always been of the impression that you have a brilliant head for the game and it's good to see you sharing that knowledge in an easily consumable format.
I have been waiting FOR YEARS. n0things tips have always been my favourite
So question, Is there any indicators to know when and where to push the enemy teams besides the obvious?
would love to hear tips about retaking at various stages of the game and what the general game plan would be, utility, save round retaking, all that shit
If you are low on numbers just save/exits
If you are on a save just go for exits, save the gun if you get one.
On full buys save if on bad economy/No utility
On half buys it depends on what your team wants to do, i usually block off bombsites with team so they would die to bomb, or you could go for the retake if you got a couple of smokes
Always wait for team on retakes, try putting your utilities into use
I also recommend saving armor on pistol rounds because it would be cheaper to purchase helmet
on the following round, if you are going for a force buy
Unless you or your team gets really lucky, play it safe
@Helal Vodka I only pointed out the times you most likely should save/go for exits, every situation is different. Its doing whats more rational, sometimes you feel good and you will go for it. Its not about being a man its about doing the right thing based on the percentages
Please make this a series because this was awesome to listen to 🐐
Thank you Jordan for still making CSGO videos! Absolutely love them!
Hey n0thing, can you make a video about how a mindset should be whenever you play. Cuz I think many players struggle with it and although they are skilled but aren't able to deliver. You get it man, good video.
Keep it up, great work, always good to hear one of the biggest brains in da game talk
Nice Jordan .... learnt Few things ... Sug : next time try to add HandCam so we could understand clearly where you talk about Wrist and stuff .... anyways Love From india Jordan
Kesa he Bhai
To add to the preaim advice, you don’t need to mentally imagine where everything is going to be. Just put your crosshair where you believe/feel the angle/object is and then correct your crosshair if you are wrong. It will take some time but eventually you will get good crosshair placement without even thinking about it. You will only be thinking about what positions you need to look at.
Yep, I agree!
@@n0thing Thanks n0thing!!!!!
Love it i am global and lvl9 faceit but still watching your tips and tricks
really enjoyed those breakdowns, would really appreciate more of this
overall smart and the right way to explain how to get good in fps.
Hope you never stop making content like this. Love you n0thing
I think as Series outta this would be very nice! Very helpful!
i love this guy he actually cares to help people get better i only wish i saw him play pro again
Bro this content is supposed to be paid by other youtubers but n0thing is so wholesome to give this for free
Would you be open to doing some valorant tips and tricks? I found that after playing only CS for a while I came back pretty bad, especially at stuff like peeking and getting peeked. My crosshair placement is still decent, but I dont know how to peak an angle that someone is holding.
These videos are perfect!
Helps me alot
Please keep doing these Jordan
Totally relatable. When I think about to hit one taps and didnt hit it, I start to overthink of it and what did I do wrong on my warmup. But after a few rounds, I decide to just entry A site and somehow I get 3 kills as entry, and the enemy didnt trade me.
Came for the CS:GO tips & tricks, left with some stellar life advice.
Watching your videos not played cs in a long while but I'm getting a pc in like 4 months hopefully so I can get back to it, started playing when I was around 9 so I've played around the same time as u 20-21 years
Love this kind of content thank you!
5:45 Always thought ideas flew better in the night, but that could be me
ur right tho, even psychology says so
This is a great series, I def find this more useful than stream recaps and would like to see more of these sorts of instructional videos
How to be unpredictable and which angles are superior to the peeker?
First q ends at 7:38
Low sens vs high sens and how to know when your sens needs adjusting (more for newer players)
Great video legend really helping me improve 👍
Who else wants n0thing as a psychology teacher
Love me some n0thing, props bro thanx for the advice.
I was having a bad game and this came up. thx jordan!
Tips for an entry fragger? I pre-aim and check angles and the basics what else can I do to up my game?
be only as fast as you feel comfortable, dont be predictable, get flashed in by your mates, make space fast.
i would love to hear about how to get better movement and strafing in mid air from left to right and vise versa also thank you for doing this love u keep it up!
I love this, pls make more vids like this!
Question: When is it acceptable to run and make noise by moving? I presume people can hear me much farther than they really can and end up walking much more than I think I should; is there a set time to move quickly (i.e. to hold space or angles) during engagements? When is it okay to let people know my location IF I move? Is it just a risk I have to take or is there more to it?
Learned so much from this Thank you
Dude you are my mentor , thank you sensei
When I am practicing my aim in work shop and dm I have pretty good aim and pre fires and when I go into a comp game I play bad and cant win.
"there's nothing to see here, go ahead!"
Dropping great knowledge. Thanks 👍
Yeah I feel like any tracking you do in val/CS is easy and only needs really training for things like Quake and Overwatch
Whenever I play competitive or engage with multiple enemy I started over thinking and sweating and my brain stop working. Unable to do proper burst fire or spray at that time
When the other cs players start to play valorant. And this legendary guy still making tips and tricks on CS. Idk man i almost cried😭😭😱. Youre a legend man always a legend
so funny i remember hearing these similar tips from you years ago
Thanks for the tips what do you think is better fpl or mm?
Faceit is better for sure he plays mm just to have fun for youtube/stream content.
Thank you. This is very helpful. Love you!
How we should shoot enemies from distance, like with an ak from jg to mid and vice versa
How would you ace your strafing and to stop at the perfect timing. how would you develop that
MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS PLS!
I have to pay for this kind of videos man thanks for this great video
Question for next video: how to improve as a team and how to find our own tactics or defaults
If ur the IGL just look at the teammates strengths and Base a strat from it and if you got no ideas just try getting ideas on execute servers. The problem is if ur team isnt trying Hard to become a good team no one is going to listen to strats
Very nice Video, and if I say that that means a lot cause I looked a lot Videos about CSgo or Shooter in general. xD
ladder anxiety for me has been real. I would play on multiple accounts only on whichever one was the lowest rank because I was afraid of losing my faceit or mm ranks. Now i dont play much and dont care, but i play better since im not worried about elo.
Nice brother.. Do you know that your are one of the best LOL(lots of love)
Do you feel your playing better worse or same since u switched from 4:3 i like animations and gun play 16:9 but i always keep switchibg to 4:3 cause i feel i can se easier enemys when i shoot from far away lets say from dust2 pit to a site.
u should make a video about mentality/mental tips
Thank you for all of this bro
Can you explain how to improve to the best tapping weapons, Like deagle, ups?
Pistol Dm
It seams like I have problems with nades as far as knowing when to throw them, and letting enemys peak my with nades out. Whats the best way to deal with it when your trying to hold site and its a 1v5, 2v5 situation and their pushing you.
Needed this dawg I need more knowledge on csgo
Thank you their really helped me out