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medicated autisimo here and i truly struggle on the days when i forget my meds. brain fog is the only way i can describe it. i have however started using the mio drop shit w/caffeine & b12 since coffee makes me sleepy; lemme just say brain fog begone 🔥👌🏽 excited to try something new if it means supporting my man G! and 30% go crazyyyy your work is appreciated man!
Sometimes my friend and I no-brain, jump down the stupidest hatch and make a successful push. I feel like sometimes the confidence of "this plan is stupid but they won't see it coming" just works.
@@kekmitkeks9328i was gonna say the only thing not making that play a certified match your freak play is a drone watching for anyone right under said hatch
coming from a person who plays in diamond and champ lobbies, youre totally right, if they dont have any util somewhere and its kinda quiet, youll have the upper hand
I always get stuck on mechanics and I feel like that limits my potential a LOT. This video is a great reminder of that. I hesitate to take gunfights when I should because I know I have subpar mechanics, and it's a self-fulfilling prophecy that leaks into much of my gameplay even outside of aiming sometimes. It's hard to drill into myself that no matter how flashy my opponent's flicking and tracking is, that stuff won't matter as much if I can turn gunfights in my favor through better positioning, utility usage, coordination, etc.
3 round burst or mag dump. Try Ginkgo Biloba & Ginseng. (Game changer herbs that increases your iQ, mental clarity, and anti anxiety, & anti stress, & natural anti depression.
Definitely a mix of the guntism and coming from tarkov but overcomplicating everything was and still is a bit of my biggest problem. I got too into the tactics when in reality my team just rushed and is waiting for my dumbass to plant cause i happen to have the defuser. I'd add one more, go with the flow of the round.. if you see a lot of your team roaming, bring rook to help them out, or if you see your attacking team play super slow try to help out with an entry op.. 10/10 video as always G!
So glad someone else can explain how comfort ops aren't the best I've lost so many ranked games because a have a random who mains caveria and Amaru every round and the game feels like a straight 4v5.
@@therealsushi423I won't play a comfort character that doesn't bring something to the table for the team. I think that's what makes them comfort picks! It lets me know "hey, I can influence this round because I know how to use my utility for the team, regardless if I do or don't get a kill this round"
I was new in early 2020, my friends are 2015-late 2016 players. I was getting yelled at the first week I played with them. Don’t play much now but I wish I was yelled at more
My buddy just started playing siege last season and started streaming his grind. Just sent him this vid. I’ve been playing since the beta and EVERYTHING said in this vid is so spot on. I told him he needs to watch this video and others on your channel. Great work.
When i started playing I'd always play twitch on attack and always end up having to clutch as the last one alive because i took so long to get in. That was then exacerbated by trying to be super careful around every corner, seriously suffering from gunfight fear. I decided for a week or two I'd play super bloodthirsty to get that fear out of me. Play Ash, breach charge a window while gadgetting another for a synchronized explosion for the 5050, but then just JUMP IN and start shooting, hoping for the best. Turns out that got me a whole lot more wins because it was just better paced with my squad who also tended to go in quickly, and I didn't just get pixel peeked to death like I thought I would. Now I'm back to playing twitch, but I make a whole lot more active plays while my team is still alive. Definitely feel the difference now that I'm not so afraid of finding an enemy as I walk the map.
I became my stack's Shiiinka by knowing when to retreat in a defensive deficit. Learn the ebb/flow and try to predict pinches, catching someone off guard as they prepare a 3,2,1 can save a round
Can you make a new attack lineup vid? I remember a couple years ago when the meta was 2 support, 2 entry, and 1 flex. Nowadays it doesn’t really seem that way 😂
@13:40 this ritualism as an ex-clarinet player hit home. fussing over the minutia of something so insignificant that you could easily lose sight of just giving a good performance and playing with the rest of the band
@jetsflyingoffatrain4338 But wouldn't you use the same lean and technique for someone moving right to left? So wouldn't it just depend on corner/angle you are peeking and not the direction the opponent is moving? Or am I missing something else here?
hey G, i think it'd be great if you use some kind of drawings or visuals to help viewers know exactly what you're saying, doesnt have to be fancy, maybe have a friend be a test dummy on the angles you're talking about, i'd like for my friends to watch your videos so they can more easily learn siege fundamentals, as it has helped me so much in the past, cheers!
Hello, I have a very specific goal. I’m trying to achieve in rainbow six siege. I would like you to train me to achieve that goal. I think you’re one of the best content creators on this platform and I think you have the right mindset to help me achieve this goal.
Quick peeking, peeker's advantage has destroyed this game If I'm holding an angle and a person doesn't know I'm there holding it then obviously I should win the gun fight but jiggle peeking should lessen your chance at winning a gunfight because the other person is doing all this unnecessary moving yet I'm here patiently holding the angle yet the game unfortunately has evolved to where your patience is penalized because the other player is moving around like they're high on crack-cocaine
The best way I learned maps in 2019 when I started playing, me and a friend from high school played Hide and Seek in custom matches. Super easy, just have the attacker as a hider, defense as seeker, that way the hider is not spotted for being outside. Make them look in a corner and take their headset off. Literally so fun
Another tip would be if you have defuser on defense and the time left is 10/15 seconds for the attackers in a 1v1. Don’t try to be the a kill hungry player and hunt the attacker down. Run that clock out. You’d be surprised how many more rounds you’ll win that way.
Been watching you for years, you basically taught me how to play this game. Love all your content and this video has extremely valid and solid advice. Keep doing great things.
Play Finka and Doc for a week, to develop your team mate awareness. Play Bandit and Thermite to learn wall breach, attack and defense strats, round phases. Play Valk and Zero to develop rhythm and short roaming. Play Glaz and Kali to "learn your angles". Play Kapkan and Mozzie to learn map high traffic and cut off points. Play Cav and Jackel to map control, flanking and deep roaming. Play Ying, Nomad, BB for support. Play Buk, Fuze and Sledge for vertical play. There is so much more fun to be had that even the toxic people are tolerable.
The thing I see most often from players Plat and below (generally Ems are starting to kick the habit) is paralysis by analysis. They seem too in their own head to take map control early, take a gunfight when the round dynamics kinda necessitate it, or for some reason don't seem to understand when plan 1 fails, you have to immediately either start going for plan 2 or think of plan 2 pretty quick. The amount of times I've seen someone get bandit tricked 50 seconds into a round and then seem like they forgot how to attack altogether for the remaining few minutes is kinda mindboggling. While Siege is a tac shooter, getting in your own head to the point of accidentally nerfing yourself isn't helpful and is probably less fun for you as well.
great video but it takes a long time to learn common angles so you basically just to have to get slammed a lot, play a lot of hours and not give up. a lot of people give up early on siege because unless you put time in, youll never be good. most new players bail before they learn enough to start to have fun.
I found one of the best ways to learn this game is to just run deathmatches. You get in a lot more gunfights due to respawning plus learn a few of the maps in and out. Also great as a sorta of use these tips with real people instead of bots.
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medicated autisimo here and i truly struggle on the days when i forget my meds. brain fog is the only way i can describe it. i have however started using the mio drop shit w/caffeine & b12 since coffee makes me sleepy; lemme just say brain fog begone 🔥👌🏽 excited to try something new if it means supporting my man G! and 30% go crazyyyy
your work is appreciated man!
no
half my siege experience has been sitting in the menu trying to convince myself next game will be better
"It's Joever... It's Joever... It's Joever... **Wins once** We are so back!!! 🎉... **Loses** It's Joever"
and half of mine has been "if i leave the queue and re-queue will it find a match faster?"
@@Thomas_Angelo "can't end on a loss"
"can't stop now i'm on a roll"
Sometimes my friend and I no-brain, jump down the stupidest hatch and make a successful push. I feel like sometimes the confidence of "this plan is stupid but they won't see it coming" just works.
Agree with it, but it's more like one person do stupid, it's a stupid move. Two people do stupid, it's a strategy.
If you put a drone somewhere beforehand and see a hole in the defense, then it is just a well calculated rush
@@kekmitkeks9328i was gonna say the only thing not making that play a certified match your freak play is a drone watching for anyone right under said hatch
@@LUCKIPUP I had a strong mental image of a buck rushing an un-reinforced freezer hatch on Oregon
coming from a person who plays in diamond and champ lobbies, youre totally right, if they dont have any util somewhere and its kinda quiet, youll have the upper hand
I always get stuck on mechanics and I feel like that limits my potential a LOT. This video is a great reminder of that.
I hesitate to take gunfights when I should because I know I have subpar mechanics, and it's a self-fulfilling prophecy that leaks into much of my gameplay even outside of aiming sometimes. It's hard to drill into myself that no matter how flashy my opponent's flicking and tracking is, that stuff won't matter as much if I can turn gunfights in my favor through better positioning, utility usage, coordination, etc.
3 round burst or mag dump. Try Ginkgo Biloba & Ginseng. (Game changer herbs that increases your iQ, mental clarity, and anti anxiety, & anti stress, & natural anti depression.
Definitely a mix of the guntism and coming from tarkov but overcomplicating everything was and still is a bit of my biggest problem. I got too into the tactics when in reality my team just rushed and is waiting for my dumbass to plant cause i happen to have the defuser.
I'd add one more, go with the flow of the round.. if you see a lot of your team roaming, bring rook to help them out, or if you see your attacking team play super slow try to help out with an entry op.. 10/10 video as always G!
So glad someone else can explain how comfort ops aren't the best I've lost so many ranked games because a have a random who mains caveria and Amaru every round and the game feels like a straight 4v5.
aye, nøkk is my comfort character and she’s got frags,emps, hard breach so i do what my team needs and then push from an alternate direction
@@therealsushi423I won't play a comfort character that doesn't bring something to the table for the team. I think that's what makes them comfort picks! It lets me know "hey, I can influence this round because I know how to use my utility for the team, regardless if I do or don't get a kill this round"
I'd argue that comfort ops are better for players less comfortable with certain sites and need something they feel confident winning a gunfight with.
I was new in early 2020, my friends are 2015-late 2016 players. I was getting yelled at the first week I played with them. Don’t play much now but I wish I was yelled at more
My buddy just started playing siege last season and started streaming his grind. Just sent him this vid. I’ve been playing since the beta and EVERYTHING said in this vid is so spot on. I told him he needs to watch this video and others on your channel. Great work.
If your w/l is higher than your k/d, it's all Gucci. That's what I play this game by.
When i started playing I'd always play twitch on attack and always end up having to clutch as the last one alive because i took so long to get in. That was then exacerbated by trying to be super careful around every corner, seriously suffering from gunfight fear. I decided for a week or two I'd play super bloodthirsty to get that fear out of me. Play Ash, breach charge a window while gadgetting another for a synchronized explosion for the 5050, but then just JUMP IN and start shooting, hoping for the best.
Turns out that got me a whole lot more wins because it was just better paced with my squad who also tended to go in quickly, and I didn't just get pixel peeked to death like I thought I would. Now I'm back to playing twitch, but I make a whole lot more active plays while my team is still alive. Definitely feel the difference now that I'm not so afraid of finding an enemy as I walk the map.
I really liked the recap at the end!
hard support gets wall open then starts swinging
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I became my stack's Shiiinka by knowing when to retreat in a defensive deficit. Learn the ebb/flow and try to predict pinches, catching someone off guard as they prepare a 3,2,1 can save a round
the thing about angles helps, I feel like I should start prefiring common angles along with, not sitting on common angles
Coach Greg giving us the pep talk in this one ^
Honestly the hydration stuff sounds good... I could use that
I need the sleepy gamer drink mix for real
Can you make a new attack lineup vid? I remember a couple years ago when the meta was 2 support, 2 entry, and 1 flex. Nowadays it doesn’t really seem that way 😂
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Im glad my naked thunderbird loadout made it to the vid
@13:40 this ritualism as an ex-clarinet player hit home. fussing over the minutia of something so insignificant that you could easily lose sight of just giving a good performance and playing with the rest of the band
When you say lean in the opposite direction that the opponent is moving, can you explain that just a little bit more?
Say you lean left around a corner, if someone appears from the left moving right you can easily swing them while you remain in cover
@jetsflyingoffatrain4338 But wouldn't you use the same lean and technique for someone moving right to left? So wouldn't it just depend on corner/angle you are peeking and not the direction the opponent is moving? Or am I missing something else here?
hey G, i think it'd be great if you use some kind of drawings or visuals to help viewers know exactly what you're saying, doesnt have to be fancy, maybe have a friend be a test dummy on the angles you're talking about, i'd like for my friends to watch your videos so they can more easily learn siege fundamentals, as it has helped me so much in the past, cheers!
W vid
Hello, I have a very specific goal. I’m trying to achieve in rainbow six siege. I would like you to train me to achieve that goal. I think you’re one of the best content creators on this platform and I think you have the right mindset to help me achieve this goal.
Quick peeking, peeker's advantage has destroyed this game
If I'm holding an angle and a person doesn't know I'm there holding it then obviously I should win the gun fight but jiggle peeking should lessen your chance at winning a gunfight because the other person is doing all this unnecessary moving yet I'm here patiently holding the angle yet the game unfortunately has evolved to where your patience is penalized because the other player is moving around like they're high on crack-cocaine
Sadly game developers cannot develop around the nature of how network infrastructure works.
@GGE 😮💨😮💨😮💨 with those disadvantages this game is always gonna reward "cracked on cocaine peekers"
Poggers looks like a rip off of gamer supps
wasn't that a rip off of gfuel? they all contain unhealthy amounts of caffeine
Lmaoo I was not ready for that pengu impression, that made me so happy
The best way I learned maps in 2019 when I started playing, me and a friend from high school played Hide and Seek in custom matches. Super easy, just have the attacker as a hider, defense as seeker, that way the hider is not spotted for being outside. Make them look in a corner and take their headset off. Literally so fun
“Siege is a game of resource management” is the most important phrase this community will never understand. Amazing way to put it.
Another tip would be if you have defuser on defense and the time left is 10/15 seconds for the attackers in a 1v1. Don’t try to be the a kill hungry player and hunt the attacker down. Run that clock out. You’d be surprised how many more rounds you’ll win that way.
Been watching you for years, you basically taught me how to play this game. Love all your content and this video has extremely valid and solid advice. Keep doing great things.
Play Finka and Doc for a week, to develop your team mate awareness.
Play Bandit and Thermite to learn wall breach, attack and defense strats, round phases.
Play Valk and Zero to develop rhythm and short roaming.
Play Glaz and Kali to "learn your angles".
Play Kapkan and Mozzie to learn map high traffic and cut off points.
Play Cav and Jackel to map control, flanking and deep roaming.
Play Ying, Nomad, BB for support.
Play Buk, Fuze and Sledge for vertical play.
There is so much more fun to be had that even the toxic people are tolerable.
The thing I see most often from players Plat and below (generally Ems are starting to kick the habit) is paralysis by analysis. They seem too in their own head to take map control early, take a gunfight when the round dynamics kinda necessitate it, or for some reason don't seem to understand when plan 1 fails, you have to immediately either start going for plan 2 or think of plan 2 pretty quick. The amount of times I've seen someone get bandit tricked 50 seconds into a round and then seem like they forgot how to attack altogether for the remaining few minutes is kinda mindboggling. While Siege is a tac shooter, getting in your own head to the point of accidentally nerfing yourself isn't helpful and is probably less fun for you as well.
i could only imagine what it’s like learning siege now…legit seems impossible
Hey
great video but it takes a long time to learn common angles so you basically just to have to get slammed a lot, play a lot of hours and not give up. a lot of people give up early on siege because unless you put time in, youll never be good. most new players bail before they learn enough to start to have fun.
I found one of the best ways to learn this game is to just run deathmatches. You get in a lot more gunfights due to respawning plus learn a few of the maps in and out. Also great as a sorta of use these tips with real people instead of bots.
Really helpful G thx
the ghost of penta past
300 hundred hours later aand now i hear these things☹️
I noticed I haven't been playing as good recently, this video gives me more confidence to keep trying and improve
Until you play with the siege-tuber clones and K/D Rando's. There's no win win lol
Is this an ai voice?