@@Zed-xl9nv the cringe makes it funny to me. It use to seem like he tryharded the lingo and such but now he's fine. You gotta get used to it I think. Idk I really like the content and commentary
Aim trainers didn't exist back then and literally no one needed them, look at every cs pro, you think they got their aim with a stupid aim trainer? Otherwise I agree we see too many all aim no brain players
@@Osirion16 Yoo... time moves on and so does innovation. FFA is said to be efficient at training raw mechanics, cuz you simply get to kill more players per minute then in PUGs. Now Aim Trainers are not really necessary and neither seems FFA to be, but Aimtrainers do a really good job dividing aim into subparts and training those as efficient as possible. Converting those raw skills into a match is a whole different beast tho. However, saying that most pros dont use it... doesnt really make it useless. Pros are just humans. Humans naturally rather stick to what they know and what everybody does. In the end the thing that matters is how you perform - the way to good performance is entirely up to you, time and luck.
This is such a dumb comment lol, grinding ffa or 1v1 will always improve your muscle memory and raw aim, there is nothing bad about that it's just not all that matters
Just remember Faceit players, to you fighting him might be the most special match for you. but for him.. You're just a warm up practice for his morning.
The fun fact is that Zywoo was already playing in fplc when he was basically 14 years old(in 2016), which probably never anyone mentioned. Back than he was already a beast and clutched a lot of rounds. I guess the guy started very early. At some point I even thought he is hacking cuz it was so hard to believe that someone can be this good.
@@teejay3082 macro = bigger picture, micro = little details basically so macro is the strategy of how you play the game, micro is your core mechanics like aim and movement
Whenever i have to look for an enemy underneath a balcony in agency, i always kind of like hunch downwards as if i'm actually looking underneath something. I've been spending too much time in VR
You also gotta admit his reflexes and reaction time are insane. He doesn't always have insane shots but his shots are always instant. An exmple is the ace pistol clutch against navi with low HP
This is so true about DM! And is true for regular sports too. I played Golf for my college and I spent lots of time on the range and practice green, and no doubt it’s important. BUT I discovered if you really take an “practice” attitude to the course or Facit/mm you can learn just as much if not more. plus it’s more dynamic and fun
I played golf on a very high level aswell, but for me it was very important to work on my swing on the range and to warm up before going on the course. But that might be different from person to person
This makes perfect sense to me. Whenever I start a new game I suck (like everyone). Partly because I don't know the in's and outs of the mechanics but mostly because I don't know the maps and how people interact with them. Half if being amazing at a game is know exactly how other players are going to respond to every situation. And playing the real deal will teach you this.
just playing the game is pretty underrated ngl, i got good at this other game just from playing a whole ton of games without aim training or anything, so i basically always knew where the other players would be
i never thought of it like this before, but it makes sense. like playing an instrument, you don't actually have to play training exercises all the time. you can just play songs, and eventually the techniques will develop by themselves.
Yes, but like those instrements. There are practicing scales, fingerings, you have to learn dynamics and harmony, tension and release and note sightreading and so on. It's all up to the person though, I'm not saying you're wrong. But if one wants to become a better musician they would have to do those things.
@@defaultset "I'm not saying you're wrong. But if one wants to become a better musician they would have to do those things" you contradicted yourself. i have become a much better musician simply by playing music. all of those things you mentioned like harmony, dynamics, etc, have developed on their own. mikael akerfeldt of Opeth and guthrie govan, guitar wizard, developed their skills mostly by playing music and not doing technical drills. do you want to try and tell me those guys aren't good?
@@karlkanner3467 You can be good just by playing, but you would need to have deeper understanding of certain mechanics in order to overcome plateaus, they are good yea. But they totally have read many things about theory and they have understanding in what sounds good or not, and have practice methods. That's how they reach this level, take zywoo. He's csgo's number one player who doesn't even aim train and only practice in faceit. Yea it's true that he just hops into a game to practice, but he doesn't just go rush into site mindlessly and die. He wouldn't know intricate lineups if he just keeps dying into site, subtle strategies and many pro level techniques if he hadn't asked around or read some things. That's what I'm saying.
@@defaultset don't really care as you changed the argument. i said you don't need to practice boring drills and scales, and that point stands. have a nice day.
I think that the fact that he started playing so young has a huge importance over being able to train like this and make it work. You'd get to his level doing only face it but it would take a lifetime. He started when he was 3 with a brain hardwired to learn and develop according to his surrounding
Twistzz in 2019 has more clutches than Xyp9x the clutch minister himself... So the man has a good brain to follow up his inhuman aim. I think of Scream and Xantares when "all aim no brain" is mentioned.
@@matevo7745 Except Scream has brain, brain is not the problem Problem was the french scene being insanely chaotic and him being put as an Entry frag with x6tenz as an in game leader at the beginning of csgo. Later he adapted and changed playstyle with more spray patterns and different role, but it was too late, Nbk didn't want to play with him and he was out of the top french teams because of that.
surfing is a great way to introduce new players to the back end movement physics of the game. it amplifies the concept of strafing in air and thus will bring them closer to learning how to properly bhop for the first time.
I used to train on aimbot/deathmatch and training using actual games gives you much more experience in how real players play/act in a game which I feel gives you a sixth sense of where they could be or what would be their next move/position.
Correct. If you play enough games, people tend to do certain habits/plays at certain points in time on specific situations that you'll find a pattern sooner or later. With enough experience, people tend to become predictable the higher their supposed skill levels are. That's why lower ranked players are so wild to play against is that they haven't developed advanced game tactics yet. While higher ranked ones tend to follow a script/routine that's easier to read.
@@misot90 Exactly, If you get good at reading how people react/act in-game then other skills such as aim don't become such a prevalent problem. I got to MGE without ever learning the full spray patterns of the M4 or AK simply because I didn't need to if I already had the upper hand in predicting where they come from or are going to be. Of course there were plenty of times where taking the time to learn them would have been beneficial but in the grand scheme of things I was still able to achieve a high rank with, in my opinion, pretty subpar aim in the rank I was in.
And yet I have people on my friends list with 3k wins in mm that are silver. Without commenting on their aim, I can say that their movement, decision making, composure, gamesense, is just not good. I think that some people really need to parse out specific aspects of the game and sharpen them to a point, but the fact that zywoo is so good by spending his time playing matches, means he really did/does learn the game differently and was able to ABSOLUTELY MASTER the basics in a way that is pretty low yield for a lot of people.
if you say that zywoo doesn't have incredible aim to any top tier pro player, they'll probably cry (imagine being at the highest level and still get rekt anytime by this guy). the kid is just insane, even though he has the craziest gamesense, it doesn't take away his perfectly on point: aim, positioning, reaction, movement, and so on...
the best way to describe his aim is just that he uses as little unnecessary movement with his mouse as possible, someone like s1mple also has amazing aim but he's super shaky and wild, zywoos aim is very reserved
Soon this channel would be full of Dimitri highlights.... I feel like every episode Dimitri just likes to flex some of that umph hes been keeping for a while
This was actually something that surprised me a lot when I saw how people trained for FPS, why don't you just play the game so you can improve all around instead of doing it one at a time. It obviously means you will start cold your first games but a 4 or 5 games should get you fully warmed up.
difference for me is i can only really play 2-3 matches until im burnt out, so instead i listen to music for an hour doing aim training and then i'll play normal matches
@@georgseide9764 you'll overcome the feeling of being burned out as you play more pugs. If you mute all toxic guys and stop being emotional about deaths, teammates and the game overall, pugs will be no more than a regular aim training for you.
If your aim is lacking you can practice it with like 3 times faster in death match than in a real game. If your aim is good you can just play normal games.
I played this for about 13 years. Game sense and understanding human aggression through competitive play is pretty simple. The game strategy is formulaic and at the higher levels the pool is smaller. You know your opponents play style.
Zywoo actually do it right. He plays when he wake up, meaning hes head is clean and not overthinking as we do at the end of the day. Just like AI that keep learning over and over again, making progress and making decisions faster, more precise results.
Famous words that save French CS:
"I don´t know"
Zywoo - 2018
Tjn xD
XO
Zywoo has no words
Only plays
does he speak english?
@@karimshebeika8010 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO...bruh imagine if he didn't.
How ironic that he always says "I don't know" but he always know your location.
lmao
with the 100+ calculations he does per player on what they could be doing, doesn't leave much room + time to think about much else XD
Khabib - Send Location
Zywoo - I don't know, but I found you.
yeah ok bro i can predict a lot of places players are, specially since most positions are constant.
Dude he even knows our location irl
I loved the "wee" while he was surfing it just made me smile. I haven't smiled in days
I haven't smile in days. I feel that spiritually.
Damn, this is deep
Stay strong and keep smiling
Smile brotha
Everything is going to be alright, believe me.
I feel bad for the woman asking him questions. She’s trying so hard and Zywoo just says no
i dont know
Her name is Freya btw
they did it on purpose, it was the content
I mean, it was a show-match - being goofy is part of the appeal
I dont think knew much english at that point
I want: The story of Dimitri, from person to TheScore Esports storytelling GOD.
I miss Josh Bury, but Dmitri Pascaluta has been slayin it since
I kinda disliked Dimitri, but he aces the csgo lingo and always backs csgo when there's a comparison. Now I think he's fucking sick
@@andreas.619 Meh, dmitri kinda cringe imo
@@Zed-xl9nv the cringe makes it funny to me. It use to seem like he tryharded the lingo and such but now he's fine. You gotta get used to it I think. Idk I really like the content and commentary
same
i did exactly the opposite and got so good at dm that now in mm i have a weird constant feeling that someone may spawn behind me
LMFAO
That's funny as hell
you have to be on the spectrum.
@@realmcafee really weird thing to say
@@LauraLovesHugs Insecurities about their internal thoughts, time to take it out on strangers for their perceived insecurities.
Imagine 1v4ing Astralis in their prime. The dude is a god
prime but throwing the round like silver mm games xD
@@ardianblakaj don t cry
@@ardianblakaj cry more
thru
I like s1mple more, but yeah he's cracked
i think grinding aimlabs is one of the main reason why we see so many all-aim-no-brain players in ranked
Aim trainers didn't exist back then and literally no one needed them, look at every cs pro, you think they got their aim with a stupid aim trainer? Otherwise I agree we see too many all aim no brain players
Sadly these guys always delete me cz for some reason i just cant read them. On a good day they run out everywhere and hit random shots...
@@Osirion16 Yoo... time moves on and so does innovation. FFA is said to be efficient at training raw mechanics, cuz you simply get to kill more players per minute then in PUGs. Now Aim Trainers are not really necessary and neither seems FFA to be, but Aimtrainers do a really good job dividing aim into subparts and training those as efficient as possible.
Converting those raw skills into a match is a whole different beast tho.
However, saying that most pros dont use it... doesnt really make it useless. Pros are just humans. Humans naturally rather stick to what they know and what everybody does. In the end the thing that matters is how you perform - the way to good performance is entirely up to you, time and luck.
This is such a dumb comment lol, grinding ffa or 1v1 will always improve your muscle memory and raw aim, there is nothing bad about that it's just not all that matters
That's me
POV: You are Zywoo and the only English words you know are "no" and "I don't know"
i do not know basically has two no’s in it
I don’t no!
tbh, as a French person myself, I can tell you that it's more english than most of my countrymen know.
@AutoSemiMatic you're an optimist, I like that
Just remember Faceit players, to you fighting him might be the most special match for you. but for him..
You're just a warm up practice for his morning.
deep xD
I'm happy just to be his punching sand bag xD
@@samnangml1150 i want to be the sand only nothing more, not even bag
hey man if it werent the warm up practice for his morning he woulndt be there!
For him it was just Tuesday
In Counter Strike The Thing That Makes Perfect IS Practice
meanwhile Bottom Fraggers....
Look At This Guy Look At Him
Pros are practicing deathmatch before going to faceit, while ZywOo uses faceit to practice, what a god
Imagine playing deathmatch for hours and queueing up against zywoo and getting crushed that just hurts
The fun fact is that Zywoo was already playing in fplc when he was basically 14 years old(in 2016), which probably never anyone mentioned. Back than he was already a beast and clutched a lot of rounds. I guess the guy started very early. At some point I even thought he is hacking cuz it was so hard to believe that someone can be this good.
@@minq9504 Hey! Do you think it's mystical talent at play or practice at work with Zywoo? Did he practice hard and better?
@@minq9504 in 2016 he was 16...
@@PanagiotisPolyzois 15
ZywOo is the literal definition of Macro over Micro
I just realized that shooters have macro too
?
@@teejay3082 macro = bigger picture, micro = little details basically
so macro is the strategy of how you play the game, micro is your core mechanics like aim and movement
@@QbiKz okay thanks
Yes but that doesnt mean his micro isnt also really insane
Good to know I'm not the only one who ducks IRL when facing the floor to duck in CSGO LOL
"Wow you're such a nolife bro, reacting like you're actually in the game"
My friends, probably
Whenever i have to look for an enemy underneath a balcony in agency, i always kind of like hunch downwards as if i'm actually looking underneath something. I've been spending too much time in VR
@@sasshadow xd
The Ohnepixel strat
You’re telling me to get better at counter strike, I have to actually PLAY counter strike? Oh my god
Mind = blown
Well, yes but actually no.
actually you can learn something from Valorant, R6, CoD, Battlefield, PUBG, PB, Apex, and countless other FPS games too.
@@fadhilyudistira8819
You mean, to get good at FPS, I have to actually play FPS? Woah
@@fadhilyudistira8819 you got to be kidding me. Comparing csgo to them?! Sheeesh!
12:03 now with Kenny retiring and ZywoOo winning the major its like a passing of the torch
Played with zywoo in my team a couple weeks back, before i realised its him, reported him. The gamesense is op
The paris major just ended and this video popped up on my recommendation. Perfection
You also gotta admit his reflexes and reaction time are insane. He doesn't always have insane shots but his shots are always instant. An exmple is the ace pistol clutch against navi with low HP
Genetic advantage smh
Zywoo the goat became last CS GO major winner! Huge congrats
I just think zywoo just cant speak English and all he can say is "No"
Yep but recently he's improving so much
We've seen in him talk english quite a few times and he's decent
@@44r0n-9 it was a joke fam everyone saw hime speak English 💀
@@Sxyel Ik, I just think at this point it's not really funny any more
@@44r0n-9 you must get invited to a lot of parties
This is so true about DM! And is true for regular sports too. I played Golf for my college and I spent lots of time on the range and practice green, and no doubt it’s important. BUT I discovered if you really take an “practice” attitude to the course or Facit/mm you can learn just as much if not more. plus it’s more dynamic and fun
I played golf on a very high level aswell, but for me it was very important to work on my swing on the range and to warm up before going on the course. But that might be different from person to person
This makes perfect sense to me. Whenever I start a new game I suck (like everyone). Partly because I don't know the in's and outs of the mechanics but mostly because I don't know the maps and how people interact with them. Half if being amazing at a game is know exactly how other players are going to respond to every situation. And playing the real deal will teach you this.
he's 1v4 ing astralis on their prime, now thats a goosebumps holy shit
My boy noted finally in a the scores video
He has his own the story of, if Zywoo is whom you're referring to
This is not his first featured Vid in thescore
@@arkits2460 naw he means the player 'N0ted' that was in the video
just playing the game is pretty underrated ngl, i got good at this other game just from playing a whole ton of games without aim training or anything, so i basically always knew where the other players would be
"Zywoo..." "I don't know"
Like leave my boy alone!
what i learned from this video is rhat your aim gets better as your game sense gets better so it’s better to build your game sense 🤝
Having good aim is not all about doing unbeliavable flicks, but about not even needing them because you aimed at the right spot at first
i never thought of it like this before, but it makes sense. like playing an instrument, you don't actually have to play training exercises all the time. you can just play songs, and eventually the techniques will develop by themselves.
Yes, but like those instrements. There are practicing scales, fingerings, you have to learn dynamics and harmony, tension and release and note sightreading and so on. It's all up to the person though, I'm not saying you're wrong. But if one wants to become a better musician they would have to do those things.
@@defaultset "I'm not saying you're wrong. But if one wants to become a better musician they would have to do those things" you contradicted yourself. i have become a much better musician simply by playing music. all of those things you mentioned like harmony, dynamics, etc, have developed on their own. mikael akerfeldt of Opeth and guthrie govan, guitar wizard, developed their skills mostly by playing music and not doing technical drills. do you want to try and tell me those guys aren't good?
@@karlkanner3467 You can be good just by playing, but you would need to have deeper understanding of certain mechanics in order to overcome plateaus, they are good yea. But they totally have read many things about theory and they have understanding in what sounds good or not, and have practice methods. That's how they reach this level, take zywoo. He's csgo's number one player who doesn't even aim train and only practice in faceit. Yea it's true that he just hops into a game to practice, but he doesn't just go rush into site mindlessly and die. He wouldn't know intricate lineups if he just keeps dying into site, subtle strategies and many pro level techniques if he hadn't asked around or read some things. That's what I'm saying.
@@defaultset don't really care as you changed the argument. i said you don't need to practice boring drills and scales, and that point stands. have a nice day.
Pengu. This is the exact same thing as Pengu. He just played a billion hours of Siege, and ended up with godlike game sense.
Here after his major win 🥇 🏆 csgo was amazing ready for what csgo2 will bring
You know man must the real deal, when he gets 6 kills in a round.
1 year later, he is the major winner
That hairline be 🔥
I love these videos, and the people who do them :). keep up the amazing work!
I think that the fact that he started playing so young has a huge importance over being able to train like this and make it work. You'd get to his level doing only face it but it would take a lifetime. He started when he was 3 with a brain hardwired to learn and develop according to his surrounding
Yeah exactly. Its like talent vs hard work. Talent is usually just the afterthought of hardwork due to loving whatever practice you are in.
This guy is the CS equivalent of the FGC guy that just doesn't bother with training mode.
14:39 Best Part of the video, hope yall didn't skip it
4:45 i NEVER ever thought i would hear Zack Nani the crack on this channel damn i love you
Surfing does help with your movement and overall mouse feel, which is the most important part of aiming.
When someone mentions "all aim no brain," i automatically think of twistzz and stewie2k. lmao NA's finest
Twistzz in 2019 has more clutches than Xyp9x the clutch minister himself... So the man has a good brain to follow up his inhuman aim. I think of Scream and Xantares when "all aim no brain" is mentioned.
@@matevo7745 Except Scream has brain, brain is not the problem
Problem was the french scene being insanely chaotic and him being put as an Entry frag with x6tenz as an in game leader at the beginning of csgo. Later he adapted and changed playstyle with more spray patterns and different role, but it was too late, Nbk didn't want to play with him and he was out of the top french teams because of that.
zywoo's movement is also extraordinary
I appreciate honesty about shilling more than the subtile advertising
loving the kliksphilip map at 0:22
Kliks, warowl and og fitz.
No other game will have such content creators.
zywoo in french: deep voice serious face
zywoo in english: UwU
12:04 loved the art!!! KennyS and ZyWoo!!
dude anyone noticed he switches his hand at corners depending on the situation ,dammn he's a genius !!!!!
Please never say "Sheesh factory" again x
Omega cringe
surfing is a great way to introduce new players to the back end movement physics of the game. it amplifies the concept of strafing in air and thus will bring them closer to learning how to properly bhop for the first time.
I used to train on aimbot/deathmatch and training using actual games gives you much more experience in how real players play/act in a game which I feel gives you a sixth sense of where they could be or what would be their next move/position.
I only use death match to warm up.
Correct. If you play enough games, people tend to do certain habits/plays at certain points in time on specific situations that you'll find a pattern sooner or later.
With enough experience, people tend to become predictable the higher their supposed skill levels are. That's why lower ranked players are so wild to play against is that they haven't developed advanced game tactics yet. While higher ranked ones tend to follow a script/routine that's easier to read.
@@misot90 Exactly, If you get good at reading how people react/act in-game then other skills such as aim don't become such a prevalent problem. I got to MGE without ever learning the full spray patterns of the M4 or AK simply because I didn't need to if I already had the upper hand in predicting where they come from or are going to be. Of course there were plenty of times where taking the time to learn them would have been beneficial but in the grand scheme of things I was still able to achieve a high rank with, in my opinion, pretty subpar aim in the rank I was in.
And now a major winner, MVP winner
Zywoo : Trains on Faceit and becomes one of the best
Me : *Trains 12 hours on deathmatch and Aimbotz being a hardstuck silver*
0:39 HenryG's OH is historical.
And yet I have people on my friends list with 3k wins in mm that are silver. Without commenting on their aim, I can say that their movement, decision making, composure, gamesense, is just not good. I think that some people really need to parse out specific aspects of the game and sharpen them to a point, but the fact that zywoo is so good by spending his time playing matches, means he really did/does learn the game differently and was able to ABSOLUTELY MASTER the basics in a way that is pretty low yield for a lot of people.
well said
Your friends on silver just play for fun. Zywoo learned from his mistakes to get better
Maybe uber needs person like zywoo, he always knows your location without even asking
I had to read the title 3 times to understand.
damn bro the editor really didnt have to do you like that
Im a s1mple fanboy but zywoo is so likeable and so cute i want to squeeze his cheeks
Sus
sussy
UwU
yoooo hol' up i meant the cheeks on his face no sus
@@JustAPokemonCommentingOnVideos OwO
And now he has a major under his belt. Legend
Day 1 of asking thescore to make the story of TheWarOwl
truee
When u think CS content Warowl is a must watch
i will join you
Verry muchh
who?
A king won today congrats Zyw0o the major was amazing :D
Ok this guy is literally predicting where people gonna push from what angel and where their crosshairs gonna be at that’s fucking crazy
N0thing does the same thing, just against non-pros.
@@hoagielamp6543 hi hater and now u can go away
*angle
@@samuelmontablan2677 aye thanks just now saw that
playing a game makes you better at it!!?? who wouldve thought
Zywoo is making me scream without the S
"Unless some divine being blessed you with an awp"
missed opportunity to put gaben on that scene
"How do you feel about winning this game?"
"No, NO!"
xD this guy is so awkward in front of a mic I love it
He's not awkward. He just didnt know much English back then.
He use to be so shy now I see glimpses of improvements :)
if you say that zywoo doesn't have incredible aim to any top tier pro player, they'll probably cry (imagine being at the highest level and still get rekt anytime by this guy). the kid is just insane, even though he has the craziest gamesense, it doesn't take away his perfectly on point: aim, positioning, reaction, movement, and so on...
the best way to describe his aim is just that he uses as little unnecessary movement with his mouse as possible, someone like s1mple also has amazing aim but he's super shaky and wild, zywoos aim is very reserved
Soon this channel would be full of Dimitri highlights.... I feel like every episode Dimitri just likes to flex some of that umph hes been keeping for a while
We will be forever with Zywoo through thicc and thin 😂😂
Sus
man you get me really hard on 1:32 eg7rerugergergyberg that audio was a huge meme here in brazil, very well put in the video
Zywoo skill not only makes him good but a great support for the team also
And now he's won the last ever CSGO MAJORRR🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Surfing is really good for movement I’ve heard
kinda but there are way better more efficient ways, surfing is more a csgo pastime lol
Dimitri’s content is always 🔥 MORE I SAY! MORE!
DO THE WAR OWL STORY
+1 for using shox as example of great communication
"I thought he was cheating until he started to play with us"...lol
Makes sense. It's way easier to tell if someone is cheating when they're on your team.
@@hoagielamp6543 that and people are less likely to report your own teammate as a cheater.
@@googleuser298 Yeah depending on what level you're playing at.
The Answer in a video about video games, not something that I woulda expected when I was a kid lol.
I was born in the CSGO
You merely adopted it.
1:00 one of the most natural things ever said 😂 probably none scripted, I actually spat my drink out no cap
This dude is...... one day younger than me lol. I guess I need to get good at games that came out the day before cs
"Sophisticated" shows someone jumping and killing them while in mid air 00:19
This was actually something that surprised me a lot when I saw how people trained for FPS, why don't you just play the game so you can improve all around instead of doing it one at a time. It obviously means you will start cold your first games but a 4 or 5 games should get you fully warmed up.
difference for me is i can only really play 2-3 matches until im burnt out, so instead i listen to music for an hour doing aim training and then i'll play normal matches
@@georgseide9764 you'll overcome the feeling of being burned out as you play more pugs. If you mute all toxic guys and stop being emotional about deaths, teammates and the game overall, pugs will be no more than a regular aim training for you.
If your aim is lacking you can practice it with like 3 times faster in death match than in a real game. If your aim is good you can just play normal games.
ZywOo is now at the finals, of Paris Major 2023, he do be the chosen one
"Ah mah gahd, weeeeee!" Ha ha ha ha!
He says “me voy a matar weeee”
this is the best video about zywoo I ve seen, and I'm french..
I played this for about 13 years. Game sense and understanding human aggression through competitive play is pretty simple. The game strategy is formulaic and at the higher levels the pool is smaller. You know your opponents play style.
can we get more dimitri pasculta in score esports video i really like his way of talking
I always love #2 of 2019, 2020, and now currently 2021 the god-tier s1mple. I don't care who comes #1 or top of his rating.
I love the last part bro, made my day! 😂
I wish I was zywoo
I wish I didn't have to calculate my age
The Ending Tho
Zywoo actually do it right. He plays when he wake up, meaning hes head is clean and not overthinking as we do at the end of the day. Just like AI that keep learning over and over again, making progress and making decisions faster, more precise results.
next episode KYOJIN PLAYS THE MOUSE and ZYWOO CONTROLS THE KEYBOARD.
I have almost 700 games played on Faceit for this exact reason lol
Big Zy has got 4k, keep going bro
I did my boy Dimitri a favour. Always love your esport news
Damn He is a beast
He took the “work smarter not harder” to counter strike