@@bittersweet3708 i dont think i've ever seen that work or not work like at all. a better way to tilt them would just be to win more by taking better engagements
Even pros do this, especially someone like Grim but on ct sides. He will often wide swing into 3 opponents, kill one and get instantly traded. He probably developed this issue in the early days where he would probably get all 3 because his mechanics are ridiculous. But against tier 1 it just doesnt work.
Not just strategy but personal peeks and personal decision making. It's just god awful. Whenever the MM system decides to que me and my friends up against LEMS or LEs, or even DMGs ( we are all global ), it's so clear that they dont necessarily shoot horribly but they make peeks and decisions and hold angles that make them EASY targets compared to even your average global.
As another global whenever I play faceit 6 I can tell they're faceit players compared to global MM who yeah can shoot sometimes but just can't think at all. This gets worse if players are lower than Global obviously
this is me... well was me, now it is kinda me... I am all aim no brain but I have been working on decision making alot more recently, now when I stack with globals I am able to contribute well not just one frag and die, I have learnt to read the opponents and when getting a kill is the play and when it is better to just abuse the advantage I got us early in the game. still along way to go for my game sense to catch up to aim and even further for my teamwork to get there but that is normally a problem when you only soloQ.
Lem with mg strategy??? Nah g. I’m solo queuing my alt to global (or trying anyways) and I’m mg people honestly seemed less brain dead than in lem. Probably cus of what he discussed in this video. Probably doesn’t help that I actually have a half functioning brain and mainly rely on that rather than my aim so I’m just seeing all the dumb things they do
@@fraud8256 to be fair last time I ranked from MG to LE I got teammates that actually followed me toward the objective no problem in MG but by LE I was taking firefights alone again, firefights that would have been a breeze if an ally had followed me into half of them.
best example of this is a deaf guy I used to play with - he was around lvl 4-5 faceit and used to be able to 100 kills in aim_botz in 45-50 seconds. We used to watch him as he clutched and if the enemy peeked into him he'd win 90% of duels. However there were countless times where the enemy would make noise, or pull the pin on a flash or even start spraying at the guy and he'd just be shiftwalking around completely oblivious while we're all desperately trying to type info to him. No joke if this guy could hear he could be 3000 elo - we once played a 10-man on our discord where we turned our game sound off and he got like 35 kills against mostly lvl 8-10 players.
@@amp4105 nope - just an example of what I would consider to be about the hard limit of pure aim with very little gamesense (albeit not his fault at all)
This is how i try to think of it. Work on your aim, as much as you want, get your mechanics up there. But DON't rely on it. use your aim to get the initial pick (then stay alive) bail yourself out of bad situations, push confidently when needed etc rely on your game knowledge, aim is to take advantage of that/win a higher % of your gunbattles great video voo
They go hand in hand you must have both. I am lvl 10 barely. My aim sucks it's a fucking struggle. If I had half the aim I used to have I would be at least 100-150 elo above where I am. Game knowledge can only really take you so far by itself.
@@thee-sportspantheon330 If you say that you still don't understand how game knowledge is so important. Game knowledge is not just sitting in an off angle. It's much more than that. Like when to push, where to push, what's the opponent's default, where's the next player after you have the opening kill, etc. When you watch more and more karrigan/apex plays you can understand. Although i agree with the next point you have. I was using off-brand keyboard,mouse,headset,60hz monitor and had better aim than now even though i am using g pro superlight and 144hz monitor. maybe it's just because of the higher level of opponents. But i still feel like i can't hit the same shot that i used to hit before.
movement positioning and basic map knowledge(like timings rotations etc etc) are csgo. aim is just to make it fun. and yes movement is already crosshairplacement. i instantly shut down anyone that talks about improving his aim before they know how to goddamn counterstrafe, peek, or just hold a god damn angle without leaving a site open cuz 1 random dude on the other site threw a decoy.....
@@thee-sportspantheon330 well if your movement is onpoint. your crosshairplacement aswell. and you always know where the enemy is. then you just won the game without dying once. no aim needed.... its that easy
@@SDA2564 welcome to ^high level csgo. you get complacent. and you want to improve your aim in insane margins. but thats the problem, if you dont see as much improvement as in your beginning days or when you came back from a break then you subconsciously build yourself not only a wall that prevents you from getting better. but it will also dissappoint you when you truely spent some time in improving your aim.... been there.
"your playing the game like the enemies cant shoot you back, but they can" my god does everyone who think they can awp but just cant needs to hear that.
Spot on VOO. I felt like this video was about me. You nailed 100% the flaws i have. I will work on gamesense the most now. Playing DM mode in competitive is not good, not good at all i tell ya:)
@@angus5427 I Will/am. I just usually fall prey to loosing my patience when playing "pro" and fall back into DM like gameplay, where I am way too easy to kill. I need to work much harder on not being an easyfrag instead of trying to outaim my opponents. After all i can't kill when I'm dead :)
I've played with him a few times with our stack, he has great mechanics and a decent understanding of the game but his teamplay is a little lacking and seems a little overconfident because of his aim from my personal experience
Had the same problem: I was developing my aim so ahead of my initial elo, that I basically could win stupid engagements by just relying on my far superior aim. Soon as I hit around 2.5k elo I was getting shut down basically every round, because my gunfights that I took against these players were just disadvantageous and barely thought through. Took a lot of work to actually have a somewhat decent idea of what fight to take in which situation and I am still in the learning process of it.
Good philosophy. Underestimating your opponents is the quickest way to lose a game. You can be up by so much but you start taking unnecessary risks or making dumb plays and you get tilted, and things spiral out of control from there. People turn off their brains for their aim routine but never remember to turn it back on.
I play with my lower ranked friends and it has given me the bad habit of just being able to walk out of smokes and take gun fights at will. I will drop like 30-40 kills a game with them but when I play at my own mmr by myself I do downright horrible until I start playing smart again
As cliche as this sounds, I actually agree. Often playing against a lower skill level will make you worse. It’s the same if you constantly play high elo faceit, you will eventually get better
this is why when I play with my friends i use a deag only account. I have terrible util usage so i use this account(which is currently LE while my main is at LEM/supreme) to work on util and deagling... it has helped substantially at my confidence in eco rounds and a little bit to my util but i think the util will only come once my aim isnt enough to outfrag people which I still havent reached yet but I know will come soon... atleast when I start on faceit... I queue with a global stack occasionally and even in full global games i just aggressively push and will normally top frag. but this is south africa so our globals are just lems who have played more games.
As someone doing this on faceit lvl 10 I really struggle with the "keep your gun out" concept, where I in many situations just don't want to pull out utility that could have made the situation easier for me/harder for enemy because I don't want the enemy to get the drop on me. Often dying with around 360$ of utility both CT and T sides. Although the CT side has more to do with not throwing utility out too early, which still results in a similar outcome. Not to mention that I do overextend in many situations just like Fala. All In all great video voo! Although I did realize I relied on my aim too much before, this helped me realize that my gameplay really is sub-optimal for someone on lvl 10 and really hammered it home.
Voo's level of editing and content making is reaching a higher level clearly shown in this video. welldone man this is visually insane to watch with added graphs gg
This is something I see so often. People rely so much on their aim without putting any thought into what they're doing, they just want to take the next gunfight as fast as possible no matter what.
These are the type of players I fear the most, the random +w bots with no fear that will catch you off guard for the first 5 rounds until you realize they are stupid, that's why I struggle to carry vs low ranks when I play with friends.
Same. My aim sucks and I‘m really old for a gamer (34). My reactions are decent because of good ch placement, but my flicks are slow and my movement gets worse over time. I‘m 2,2k elo on gamesense alone. It‘s easy for me to outsmart lvl 10 players with timings and positioning. Put me into a mirage mm against five lem kids pressing w and shooting heads and I have a really hard time, though.
infuriating to play against these people in low ranks, they move like bots making them hard to spray/running spray at you and hit stray headshots and sit in unintentional off angles.
@@amp4105 It doesn't matter how bad they are. I can play against level 10 on faceit but these bots are really something else, impossible to play against.
Sometimes when soloqueuing - I can sense that the majority of enemies are not playing as smart as I am used to from playing 5v5 or that they communication is really lacking. So it gets really effective to exploit people and play aggressive flanks. Since taking "proper" fights on common entries doesn't help much without a supportive team and enemies that aim well.
This hurts the team more than people may expect aswell because people like this tend to also force buy every round or rush out by themselves because they play like they’ve never lost aim duels. Smh
as a lvl 10 my biggest rec for this guy would be his movement, half of aiming and fights is putting yourself in the best position possible. he's practically running at them no matter what key he presses so his movement and when he strafes will be hella predictable. mix it up, add extra strafes, walk and crouch peek angles, mix up taking fights wide vs close, jiggle strafe corners, mess with the timing of when you peek. like there's so much you can do and having good aim only makes being a slimy movement player MORE effective.
i'm exacly like him (just a bit worst in the aim, but i still top frag most of my games), the fact that i have autism and adhd makes me mechanically good in almost every game that i play, but when it comes to decision making, i'm just not able to pay attention to a lot o things at once, and i end up staying in the lower-mid ranks. SImple things like looking how many players still alive, how many bullets i got on the mag are really hard for me to keep track off, so i focus on being good at trading, to balance things out
hahaha the 17 first seconds of the game: me when I started cs go in 2020. Insane aim, know where people are, but always think I'll win the fights so I ended up not ranking up with insane scores for about a year.
I just got back into the game and man. It's so hard. Always seems like I'm instantly head shotted. I think my main problems are bad movement and taking obvious positions. Gotta start watching how I look to other players. To me it seems like I should be pretty well hidden but I'm probably just some douche standing there with my whole head out. I also notice I do pretty well in death match as far as getting headshots but in a actual match or even casual where I'm out for the round if I die. I go for the "sure thing" body shots more and adjust for recoil much faster to the point where I might even hit their legs a few times. Great game. Very frustrating. Lol
This is why I'm so trash at most fps games I think I have really good aim but I always over commit and never jiggle peak or any of that, I just don't know how to play a little more passive, I always go for risky peaks I don't hold angles for more than 2 seconds and getting overwhelmed is a common occurrence. I have basically no strategy except praying every bullet I shoot connects and I don't even know where to start with my overconfidents.
This absolutely explains why i top frag 95% of the games, but can't progress in those lvls even tho when i play with higher players i do very well, thanks for the vid!
The best tactic and gameplay in CS is the HEADSHOT. I personally won tournaments on CS 1.5. Ofcours, it was a different game, but still - many people tryed many tactics. When they face my tactic (Headshot) they all lose.
this is the video i’ve needed. i’ve been cursed with playing at low ranks my whole cs career but generally being the best aimer in the server. i’ll try to be less hyper aggressive (though i’ll miss those constant multi kills)
This is how I play solo queue, my team is full of russians who never heard of discord. Also, it feels right to play this way because you’re in a disadvantage anyway. I’d rather die knowing I couldn’t kill an enemy because of my skill or inadvertency rather than being killed because i rush with my team B and die on entry.
Hello Voo I am a level 7-9 Face it player I feel that my game sense is a solid level seven my teamwork is like a level 9 to 10 but then my aim is a level five ice tried to do aiming regimens they help obviously that’s not my issue I feel as if my role as a support/rifler because that’s what I’m most comfortable with with experience that I’m not doing enough even though I have plenty of trades and flashes and smokes etc. how come I feel that even though I am supporting well I am not doing enough because I feel I have to take charge 80% of the time even though I’m not the best aimer/entry Fragger
I have about 3 to 4000 hours in total and I feel as if I’m never going to get past level nine I do solo queue most of the time but still I’ve seen people solo queue to +3000 Elo Can you rate me as a player who is trying to go from a mid tier to a high tier player
This is litterally why I never got above DMG. I refuse to play smart and just wanted to rush A to get an ez 3k. Or go for that mid peek to one deag the awp. It's just way more fun and high risk high reward XD
I used to have this problem as well but I fixed it by just focusing on what I need to do and where I need to be and then I just naturally shoot people bc muscle memory
This explains why after 4 round my score was 11-2 ended up 13-13 because first 4 round made me feel like I am God today and started taking any dual anywhere
Wow voo I haven’t watched yet but I know this video is going to solve all my problems in cs. Just the title gave it away. Thanks brother, TH-cam algorithm is fucking spot on for bringing me this one so early.
This is exactly my MM experience. There are people who are ok overall, but then there are those people that will win a duel against me 100% of the time, yet I am usually able to beat them because I never have to take a straight up duel against them. Interesting part is this is not just a cs thing. LoL game that I was semi pro at has the same exact players. Bonehead mechanical wizards who do everything wrong but somehow it works out for them.
I would love to say that this is my problem aswell, but it’s not 😂. My aim is trash and i reached like nova 3/4 just by game sense, flanks, nades and cutting rotations ahaha. (I know nova 3 is bad, just saying Guys).
With the better mechanichs this guy getting 0.0x second advantage everytime. However, except rush rounds, players with the better positioning, nade knowledge and gamesense always kill him because those skills take that time advantage from you.
I tried to find some arguments for his playstile. He did not duell them in pistol round. He had 2 Teammates at 1:05 and his teamates are really not ready for anything however, look at the third player in front of pit. What was his plan?. At 1:40 he got unlucky. I would say its not common to reagress as CT at this corner(with no flash like this and just swing) because its most of the time suicide. There could be more Ts like him and swing the CT instead. And it cost the chance to win because they did not trade again. Look how far they were spited away from each other. They fight 1 by 1. At 2:50 he heard the scout shot and had a real chance to win the fight. The Scout shoot, he strafes out to catch him of guard after the scout could get a bullet in the chamber. Look how close he missed him. Scout clip was really his fault. Why did you not criticize him when he went out mid at 6:20 ? You most criticize him when he dies. And its easy to say he did only then a mistake when he dies.
He does explain why the scout battle after the pistol round is bad. Because they have only won the pistol round so far in that half, instead of taking an aim duel that you should only be taking in a more desperate situation to get an advantage, he should have played on a bombsite with the advantage of better guns, utility, and CT side.
Good points, but I think the second example where the ct repeeked long is not really that weird of a play. He couldn't really do anything else in that situation as the other terrorists were peeking cat and dueling them is a pretty bad fight for a ct rifler. Also the general idea on dust 2 A site on both sides is that if you lose control of either short or long, go back and fight for the other, cause otherwise you can't really win the round. I think this makes it a reasonable play.
this is literally every player in lvl5-10(up to 2.4k elo) they all have decent aim mostly but have 0 understanding of the game in any other category. Don’t know how to setup teammates with nades, don’t know how to get setup by teammates, doesn’t know how to efficiently tradefrag, doesn’t know how to play proper afterplant or advantages overall by just standing alive etc etc etc. and don’t get started on giving proper information
I mean, its quite easy to have great aim on lower lvls and extremely easy to hit 40-50 kills on faceit lvl 5's, so i would say that he should work on his both strategies and movement, because as you show in the first clip, in any faceit lvl 7+ he would get insta blasted out of this game by pushing long like that. Other than that i wouldn't say that his aim is amazing. Sure, he has some cool actions but those are just highlights and highlights doesn't win games.
over confident/cocky, egotistic, assuming the opposition isnt that good enough, just based off that game style and movements definitely low gamesense and teamwork
Man... I brain on kids so hard, carry my team as a support, but I can't aim for S***! And I think this is why I'm hard stuck nova 1 in NA. I lose gun fights to silvers, but still drop 30 ish kills per game. When I play with higher ranks, I usually get around 90 adr, huge utility dmg and flash assists, but hardly any kills (I get insta flick headshotted every time). I've been practicing aim since I started playing about 1500 hours ago, but still can't hit consistent micro or macro adjustment shots unless I'm vs low silvers who miss more than I do. Any suggestions other than aim hacks? lol
While watching this video, you mentioned something that I think I need to improve on. Making myself a harder target. My movement is also pretty garbage, so this made a lot of sense to me. Thank you, Voo
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Yeahhhh boi its like doing psychological dmg and make they other team tilt. It works sometimes
@@bittersweet3708 i dont think i've ever seen that work or not work like at all. a better way to tilt them would just be to win more by taking better engagements
Even pros do this, especially someone like Grim but on ct sides. He will often wide swing into 3 opponents, kill one and get instantly traded. He probably developed this issue in the early days where he would probably get all 3 because his mechanics are ridiculous. But against tier 1 it just doesnt work.
K0nfig also the same
@@ayylmao2410 K0nfig developed that habit by playing with blameF lol
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k0nfig developed that habbit playing against tier 1 to be fair. His early days were wild...
Anyone who grew up playing CS Source has this deeply ingrained in their playstyle.
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This perfectly describes the LEM-limbo where a lot of people aim well but have MG-level basic strategy.
Not just strategy but personal peeks and personal decision making. It's just god awful. Whenever the MM system decides to que me and my friends up against LEMS or LEs, or even DMGs ( we are all global ), it's so clear that they dont necessarily shoot horribly but they make peeks and decisions and hold angles that make them EASY targets compared to even your average global.
As another global whenever I play faceit 6 I can tell they're faceit players compared to global MM who yeah can shoot sometimes but just can't think at all. This gets worse if players are lower than Global obviously
this is me... well was me, now it is kinda me...
I am all aim no brain but I have been working on decision making alot more recently, now when I stack with globals I am able to contribute well not just one frag and die, I have learnt to read the opponents and when getting a kill is the play and when it is better to just abuse the advantage I got us early in the game. still along way to go for my game sense to catch up to aim and even further for my teamwork to get there but that is normally a problem when you only soloQ.
Lem with mg strategy??? Nah g. I’m solo queuing my alt to global (or trying anyways) and I’m mg people honestly seemed less brain dead than in lem. Probably cus of what he discussed in this video.
Probably doesn’t help that I actually have a half functioning brain and mainly rely on that rather than my aim so I’m just seeing all the dumb things they do
@@fraud8256 to be fair last time I ranked from MG to LE I got teammates that actually followed me toward the objective no problem in MG but by LE I was taking firefights alone again, firefights that would have been a breeze if an ally had followed me into half of them.
best example of this is a deaf guy I used to play with - he was around lvl 4-5 faceit and used to be able to 100 kills in aim_botz in 45-50 seconds. We used to watch him as he clutched and if the enemy peeked into him he'd win 90% of duels. However there were countless times where the enemy would make noise, or pull the pin on a flash or even start spraying at the guy and he'd just be shiftwalking around completely oblivious while we're all desperately trying to type info to him. No joke if this guy could hear he could be 3000 elo - we once played a 10-man on our discord where we turned our game sound off and he got like 35 kills against mostly lvl 8-10 players.
woah wtf
I mean not really he cant just get hearing lol
@@amp4105 nope - just an example of what I would consider to be about the hard limit of pure aim with very little gamesense (albeit not his fault at all)
If only he can hear. What a waste :(
I bet there is a way to display sounds. He should buy a device that lights up from speaker vibrations or something like that.
This is how i try to think of it.
Work on your aim, as much as you want, get your mechanics up there.
But DON't rely on it. use your aim to get the initial pick (then stay alive) bail yourself out of bad situations, push confidently when needed etc
rely on your game knowledge, aim is to take advantage of that/win a higher % of your gunbattles
great video voo
They go hand in hand you must have both. I am lvl 10 barely. My aim sucks it's a fucking struggle. If I had half the aim I used to have I would be at least 100-150 elo above where I am. Game knowledge can only really take you so far by itself.
@@thee-sportspantheon330 If you say that you still don't understand how game knowledge is so important. Game knowledge is not just sitting in an off angle. It's much more than that. Like when to push, where to push, what's the opponent's default, where's the next player after you have the opening kill, etc. When you watch more and more karrigan/apex plays you can understand.
Although i agree with the next point you have. I was using off-brand keyboard,mouse,headset,60hz monitor and had better aim than now even though i am using g pro superlight and 144hz monitor. maybe it's just because of the higher level of opponents. But i still feel like i can't hit the same shot that i used to hit before.
movement positioning and basic map knowledge(like timings rotations etc etc) are csgo. aim is just to make it fun. and yes movement is already crosshairplacement. i instantly shut down anyone that talks about improving his aim before they know how to goddamn counterstrafe, peek, or just hold a god damn angle without leaving a site open cuz 1 random dude on the other site threw a decoy.....
@@thee-sportspantheon330 well if your movement is onpoint. your crosshairplacement aswell. and you always know where the enemy is. then you just won the game without dying once. no aim needed.... its that easy
@@SDA2564 welcome to ^high level csgo. you get complacent. and you want to improve your aim in insane margins. but thats the problem, if you dont see as much improvement as in your beginning days or when you came back from a break then you subconsciously build yourself not only a wall that prevents you from getting better. but it will also dissappoint you when you truely spent some time in improving your aim.... been there.
"your playing the game like the enemies cant shoot you back, but they can"
my god does everyone who think they can awp but just cant needs to hear that.
That quote resonated hard with me.
People who peek awps after they missed once and have a whole team screaming “don’t peek” awps may miss once but they won’t miss teice
@@icysharpsmormor6473 or at least not 3 time....
okay nvm not 4 times,
bruh he just got lucky he cant get lucky 5 times...
if you miss twice, reposition somewhere to take a different fight
Spot on VOO.
I felt like this video was about me.
You nailed 100% the flaws i have.
I will work on gamesense the most now.
Playing DM mode in competitive is not good, not good at all i tell ya:)
Watch pro CS and learn what they're doing. ESL pro league is on in 4hours.
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I Will/am.
I just usually fall prey to loosing my patience when playing "pro" and fall back into DM like gameplay, where I am way too easy to kill.
I need to work much harder on not being an easyfrag instead of trying to outaim my opponents.
After all i can't kill when I'm dead :)
I've played with him a few times with our stack, he has great mechanics and a decent understanding of the game but his teamplay is a little lacking and seems a little overconfident because of his aim from my personal experience
yup. thinks hes above critique, rages when he dies im guessing?
@@jacobm92 how tf do you vouch for it and say yup then right after you say "rages when he dies im guessing", innocent until proven guilty dude.
@@omegalul9629 what?
@@jacobm92 you don't know them so don't guess about their behaviour.
@@omegalul9629 Thats the point, he guess his behaviour because he doesnt know this behavior duh
I had a discussion about this not too long ago and how aim is very overvalued in comparison to game-sense today. Great video Voo.
yeah a lot of player dont understand that csgo is a team game you can top frag 40 to 15 but if your never helping your team mate you will still lose
It's roughly equal
Just one glance at any demo from a top 5 player will tell you that
@@filip2413 well not really many of the support players can get bad KDs and still get good ADRs and be the MVPs of such map. It happens all the time
@@MiguelCosta-qm6rn give examples
@@filip2413 "top5 player" ... thats not even a reasonable sample since they are falling out of every statistics as outliers...
Had the same problem: I was developing my aim so ahead of my initial elo, that I basically could win stupid engagements by just relying on my far superior aim. Soon as I hit around 2.5k elo I was getting shut down basically every round, because my gunfights that I took against these players were just disadvantageous and barely thought through. Took a lot of work to actually have a somewhat decent idea of what fight to take in which situation and I am still in the learning process of it.
Good philosophy. Underestimating your opponents is the quickest way to lose a game. You can be up by so much but you start taking unnecessary risks or making dumb plays and you get tilted, and things spiral out of control from there. People turn off their brains for their aim routine but never remember to turn it back on.
I play with my lower ranked friends and it has given me the bad habit of just being able to walk out of smokes and take gun fights at will. I will drop like 30-40 kills a game with them but when I play at my own mmr by myself I do downright horrible until I start playing smart again
same
As cliche as this sounds, I actually agree. Often playing against a lower skill level will make you worse. It’s the same if you constantly play high elo faceit, you will eventually get better
thats the reason i cant watch voos beginner to pro comparisons xd.
@@dextroussafe8664 Like I consciously know it makes me worse but I'm vibing with the homies.
this is why when I play with my friends i use a deag only account. I have terrible util usage so i use this account(which is currently LE while my main is at LEM/supreme) to work on util and deagling... it has helped substantially at my confidence in eco rounds and a little bit to my util but i think the util will only come once my aim isnt enough to outfrag people which I still havent reached yet but I know will come soon... atleast when I start on faceit... I queue with a global stack occasionally and even in full global games i just aggressively push and will normally top frag. but this is south africa so our globals are just lems who have played more games.
As someone doing this on faceit lvl 10 I really struggle with the "keep your gun out" concept, where I in many situations just don't want to pull out utility that could have made the situation easier for me/harder for enemy because I don't want the enemy to get the drop on me. Often dying with around 360$ of utility both CT and T sides. Although the CT side has more to do with not throwing utility out too early, which still results in a similar outcome.
Not to mention that I do overextend in many situations just like Fala.
All In all great video voo! Although I did realize I relied on my aim too much before, this helped me realize that my gameplay really is sub-optimal for someone on lvl 10 and really hammered it home.
Throw all util in the first 10 seconds. Then you reduce your chance of getting caught with it in hand late round.
@@thee-sportspantheon330 9000 iq plays ^
You have to see how your opponents tend to play. Some pugs will play slower some will play faster. You adjust your nade usage.
Voo's level of editing and content making is reaching a higher level clearly shown in this video. welldone man this is visually insane to watch with added graphs gg
This is my biggest issue, very glad you made this. Thanks!
This is something I see so often. People rely so much on their aim without putting any thought into what they're doing, they just want to take the next gunfight as fast as possible no matter what.
These are the type of players I fear the most, the random +w bots with no fear that will catch you off guard for the first 5 rounds until you realize they are stupid, that's why I struggle to carry vs low ranks when I play with friends.
True, these players are the most dangerous.
Same. My aim sucks and I‘m really old for a gamer (34). My reactions are decent because of good ch placement, but my flicks are slow and my movement gets worse over time. I‘m 2,2k elo on gamesense alone. It‘s easy for me to outsmart lvl 10 players with timings and positioning. Put me into a mirage mm against five lem kids pressing w and shooting heads and I have a really hard time, though.
infuriating to play against these people in low ranks, they move like bots making them hard to spray/running spray at you and hit stray headshots and sit in unintentional off angles.
@@amp4105 It doesn't matter how bad they are. I can play against level 10 on faceit but these bots are really something else, impossible to play against.
Sometimes when soloqueuing - I can sense that the majority of enemies are not playing as smart as I am used to from playing 5v5 or that they communication is really lacking.
So it gets really effective to exploit people and play aggressive flanks. Since taking "proper" fights on common entries doesn't help much without a supportive team and enemies that aim well.
This hurts the team more than people may expect aswell because people like this tend to also force buy every round or rush out by themselves because they play like they’ve never lost aim duels. Smh
as a lvl 10 my biggest rec for this guy would be his movement, half of aiming and fights is putting yourself in the best position possible. he's practically running at them no matter what key he presses so his movement and when he strafes will be hella predictable. mix it up, add extra strafes, walk and crouch peek angles, mix up taking fights wide vs close, jiggle strafe corners, mess with the timing of when you peek. like there's so much you can do and having good aim only makes being a slimy movement player MORE effective.
you literally described me, I was owning 2 fc lvl 10s on mm, but match ended with draw because of too many risky plays
i'm exacly like him (just a bit worst in the aim, but i still top frag most of my games), the fact that i have autism and adhd makes me mechanically good in almost every game that i play, but when it comes to decision making, i'm just not able to pay attention to a lot o things at once, and i end up staying in the lower-mid ranks.
SImple things like looking how many players still alive, how many bullets i got on the mag are really hard for me to keep track off, so i focus on being good at trading, to balance things out
hahaha the 17 first seconds of the game: me when I started cs go in 2020. Insane aim, know where people are, but always think I'll win the fights so I ended up not ranking up with insane scores for about a year.
This is edited so well, and your camera settings look GREAT! Amazing vid :D
I just got back into the game and man. It's so hard. Always seems like I'm instantly head shotted. I think my main problems are bad movement and taking obvious positions. Gotta start watching how I look to other players. To me it seems like I should be pretty well hidden but I'm probably just some douche standing there with my whole head out. I also notice I do pretty well in death match as far as getting headshots but in a actual match or even casual where I'm out for the round if I die. I go for the "sure thing" body shots more and adjust for recoil much faster to the point where I might even hit their legs a few times. Great game. Very frustrating. Lol
its been a while since ive seen one of your videos, and I am shocked at how much the quality went up
you are doing a great job man!
Truth
You can have the greatest aim ever but I'll outsmart you evertime. And all I need is aim that's good enough and you won't win.
i feel so called out, i know i have a decent mechanic but i keep doing stupid fight more and more, nowadays i usually peek less and do more trading
This is why I'm so trash at most fps games I think I have really good aim but I always over commit and never jiggle peak or any of that, I just don't know how to play a little more passive, I always go for risky peaks I don't hold angles for more than 2 seconds and getting overwhelmed is a common occurrence. I have basically no strategy except praying every bullet I shoot connects and I don't even know where to start with my overconfidents.
This absolutely explains why i top frag 95% of the games, but can't progress in those lvls even tho when i play with higher players i do very well, thanks for the vid!
The best tactic and gameplay in CS is the HEADSHOT.
I personally won tournaments on CS 1.5. Ofcours, it was a different game, but still - many people tryed many tactics. When they face my tactic (Headshot) they all lose.
I want to think some is partly to blame that a lot has trained their aim in Deathmatch or just aim train maps.
The "ON angle" joke made me instantly like this video. Nice job voo
So this is why I beat globals in deathmatch but lose to MG2s in competitive...
this is the video i’ve needed. i’ve been cursed with playing at low ranks my whole cs career but generally being the best aimer in the server. i’ll try to be less hyper aggressive (though i’ll miss those constant multi kills)
Ur fuvked if you think lile that
This actually make sense, i have great aim and are SUPER agressive, if i can take this into my game i can get better
This is how I play solo queue, my team is full of russians who never heard of discord. Also, it feels right to play this way because you’re in a disadvantage anyway. I’d rather die knowing I couldn’t kill an enemy because of my skill or inadvertency rather than being killed because i rush with my team B and die on entry.
Hello Voo I am a level 7-9 Face it player I feel that my game sense is a solid level seven my teamwork is like a level 9 to 10 but then my aim is a level five ice tried to do aiming regimens they help obviously that’s not my issue I feel as if my role as a support/rifler because that’s what I’m most comfortable with with experience that I’m not doing enough even though I have plenty of trades and flashes and smokes etc. how come I feel that even though I am supporting well I am not doing enough because I feel I have to take charge 80% of the time even though I’m not the best aimer/entry Fragger
I have about 3 to 4000 hours in total and I feel as if I’m never going to get past level nine I do solo queue most of the time but still I’ve seen people solo queue to +3000 Elo Can you rate me as a player who is trying to go from a mid tier to a high tier player
This is litterally why I never got above DMG. I refuse to play smart and just wanted to rush A to get an ez 3k. Or go for that mid peek to one deag the awp. It's just way more fun and high risk high reward XD
This hits home to me. How do you develop better game sense and awareness in the server
Now imagine your you're me, no game sense, convinced your teammates are useless and I couldn't hit one of these shots
I used to have this problem as well but I fixed it by just focusing on what I need to do and where I need to be and then I just naturally shoot people bc muscle memory
This explains why after 4 round my score was 11-2 ended up 13-13 because first 4 round made me feel like I am God today and started taking any dual anywhere
Wow voo I haven’t watched yet but I know this video is going to solve all my problems in cs. Just the title gave it away. Thanks brother, TH-cam algorithm is fucking spot on for bringing me this one so early.
This is exactly my MM experience. There are people who are ok overall, but then there are those people that will win a duel against me 100% of the time, yet I am usually able to beat them because I never have to take a straight up duel against them. Interesting part is this is not just a cs thing. LoL game that I was semi pro at has the same exact players. Bonehead mechanical wizards who do everything wrong but somehow it works out for them.
nothing more satisfying than insane pushing matched with insane kills. i see nothing wrong here, it's a game
As soon as I read the title I knew this video would be seriously great :D
i found all this out on my own relying on my aim for years...
Well this can helps me a lot, I'm a hard stuck silver with a nova aim, and I can't do anything, now I will try to play without aggressive playstyle
definitely one of those randoms that we hate, except he isn't a pub random but i guess a "pro" csgo player
You can't train better reaction time. You can correct tactical errors.
nice vid. I don't know what did it, maybe it was the extreme imbalance (skill distribution wise, but I really like this.
Thx for the vid im in da same problem as him like crazy same problem xd
5:01 looks more like using a wallhack imo
That one-way tho 🥶
I would love to say that this is my problem aswell, but it’s not 😂. My aim is trash and i reached like nova 3/4 just by game sense, flanks, nades and cutting rotations ahaha. (I know nova 3 is bad, just saying Guys).
With the better mechanichs this guy getting 0.0x second advantage everytime. However, except rush rounds, players with the better positioning, nade knowledge and gamesense always kill him because those skills take that time advantage from you.
That shit hit a bit too close to home, since coming back to cs i focused way too much on aim_botz than i should have
When my ping is high my aim sucks. Does ping matter for aiming like quick aim, recoil?
That's the issue, i can smash lvl 6 and 7 as a lvl 2 but i just can't rank up.
This is what my problem is. I play way too aggro and expect them not to hit me. Thanks for the vid.
Wow this was extremely insightful
This guys actually nasty wtf
I tried to find some arguments for his playstile. He did not duell them in pistol round. He had 2 Teammates at 1:05 and his teamates are really not ready for anything however, look at the third player in front of pit. What was his plan?. At 1:40 he got unlucky. I would say its not common to reagress as CT at this corner(with no flash like this and just swing) because its most of the time suicide. There could be more Ts like him and swing the CT instead. And it cost the chance to win because they did not trade again. Look how far they were spited away from each other. They fight 1 by 1. At 2:50 he heard the scout shot and had a real chance to win the fight. The Scout shoot, he strafes out to catch him of guard after the scout could get a bullet in the chamber. Look how close he missed him. Scout clip was really his fault. Why did you not criticize him when he went out mid at 6:20 ? You most criticize him when he dies. And its easy to say he did only then a mistake when he dies.
He does explain why the scout battle after the pistol round is bad. Because they have only won the pistol round so far in that half, instead of taking an aim duel that you should only be taking in a more desperate situation to get an advantage, he should have played on a bombsite with the advantage of better guns, utility, and CT side.
Good points, but I think the second example where the ct repeeked long is not really that weird of a play. He couldn't really do anything else in that situation as the other terrorists were peeking cat and dueling them is a pretty bad fight for a ct rifler. Also the general idea on dust 2 A site on both sides is that if you lose control of either short or long, go back and fight for the other, cause otherwise you can't really win the round. I think this makes it a reasonable play.
Good aim is killing your gains - AthleanX
You miss one thing. The dude just doesn't care he just wants to engage in gunfire.
problem is that the teammates probably do not cooperate at all
Finally, Voo made a video catering to each and everyone of his viewers kekw
An amazing video. really gives me perspective on what type of cs player I am, thanks voo
4:38 i laughed so hard at this
Ty for this video bro!
"plays as if he never has lost an engagement in his life" IWNL in his name btw
"Oddly enough this somehow makes s1mple even better"
XDD
The one way caught me off guard
this is literally every player in lvl5-10(up to 2.4k elo) they all have decent aim mostly but have 0 understanding of the game in any other category. Don’t know how to setup teammates with nades, don’t know how to get setup by teammates, doesn’t know how to efficiently tradefrag, doesn’t know how to play proper afterplant or advantages overall by just standing alive etc etc etc. and don’t get started on giving proper information
I remember a turning point for me was to stop underestimating the opponents
Freak was talking about something like this, how you can be confident as fuck and be good as fuck and you’re just gonna get awped sum like that.
I mean, its quite easy to have great aim on lower lvls and extremely easy to hit 40-50 kills on faceit lvl 5's, so i would say that he should work on his both strategies and movement, because as you show in the first clip, in any faceit lvl 7+ he would get insta blasted out of this game by pushing long like that. Other than that i wouldn't say that his aim is amazing. Sure, he has some cool actions but those are just highlights and highlights doesn't win games.
Nice hair and beard looking fresh af broski
Many underestimate how much just being alive wins you rounds. Especially as CT.
where are this lobbys?! when i play and watch demo, i see a lot silver crosshaircontrol guys, they kill all like a god....
Then on the other hand there are those who bait their team for easy kills but having low impact
Love aggressiv players with good aim. He would be a top entry fragger
i used to be like this but then i quit cs for 2 years and now i cant even aim
Does leetify has low ping training?
How do you play facit?
over confident/cocky, egotistic, assuming the opposition isnt that good enough, just based off that game style and movements
definitely low gamesense and teamwork
4:38 lmao
very good video, voo!
Aim gods unite! I used to dm for hours everyday. My aim carried me to smfc. The life hit me and I didnt have hours to play everyday 😢.
when you underestimate your opponent you have already lost the fight.
That’s me I have insane aim but don’t put enough time into any game to actually learn and have more game sense and knowledge
I’m feeling called out lol
It's definitely the mistake I've made a thousand times. Hell, I still do it.
Yo this hits home a bit too hard
Thats EXACTLY me lol, thanks Voo
People are really just going for the clips and not for the round wins.
Man... I brain on kids so hard, carry my team as a support, but I can't aim for S***! And I think this is why I'm hard stuck nova 1 in NA. I lose gun fights to silvers, but still drop 30 ish kills per game. When I play with higher ranks, I usually get around 90 adr, huge utility dmg and flash assists, but hardly any kills (I get insta flick headshotted every time). I've been practicing aim since I started playing about 1500 hours ago, but still can't hit consistent micro or macro adjustment shots unless I'm vs low silvers who miss more than I do. Any suggestions other than aim hacks? lol
While watching this video, you mentioned something that I think I need to improve on. Making myself a harder target. My movement is also pretty garbage, so this made a lot of sense to me. Thank you, Voo
Yea. Train your aim dude. Enough maps for that
just move your mouse to the enemy and click bro if you're having trouble lower your sens
This is true. I reached lv 7 just by hiding and using cheeky angles lol.