That a really impressive round from Swisher, given the score and the position he was left when going to a 1v4 situation. If you're left at the palace on a 1v4, that's one thing, but in the middle, it's nerve wrecking - even though he had info - 'cause people can peek you from anywhere, you can get a flash pick from anywhere, it's really really bad. Also, his last peek was a whole damn lesson.
you are getting to know peeking habits the more you play. for example on dust2 B afterplant t's will peek window 90% of the time. so when retaking/exit-fragging as a CT u just need to hold an angle towards window and wait.
the team i play with would of screamed at me for repeeking that guy in market whether i did it quickly or delayed "you don't need to peek him! you don't need to take the fight! play time!"
@@vintyprod i agree with you, not in a bad way but like i feel like this dude wasnt able to atleast get b level or a level pro and this dude isnt used to talking and making videos this way he just plays the game professionally
More vids from Swisher, his movement through the window vent to short was so crisp considering the clutch/knowing someone might peek him from jungle as soon as he broke the vents
I'd say less vids from Swisher, the topic was entryfragging and the second clip he analysed was totally unrelated, he even flexed how perfectly he played itXD and the way he speaks, his pauses between thoughts, lack of advanced and well used vocabulary really hurt that vid, I'd never say he's a native speaker.
@@grekucs tbf he did play it really well. also, who the fuck cares about advanced vocab in a cs video? i do agree that he has to get more relevant clips tho
@@grekucs I agree the second clip was unrelated, but you do have to appreciate the fact he actually broke that 1v4 down into simple terms. Swisher could've easily used some mumbo jumbo vocabulary to confuse the untrained viewer, instead he uses simple vocabulary. Also pausing between thoughts is not a sign of ignorance (lack of knowledge), it is a sign of introspectiveness (looking inward).
I sort of agree but I can say I've learned a thing or two from Swisher now. except for the second clip, I already know 1vx situations are always about isolating gunfights. Interesting pathing and some big brain gamesense insight from him tho
@@grekucs yeah he acted so awkward but was so narcissistic at the same time going "I have really good movement" "really well played from me" like bro silvers can make the ladder jump calm down
Honestly, Silvers are not THAT bad as they used to be back in the old days. I think the reason a lot of silvers are good yet in such low ranks still are because of the smurfs, hackers and assholes in general. I have a friend who has (argueably) the same skill as a GNM or maybe MG1 but is Silver Elite. So...
@@Flamuski Haha, I'm a FaceIT lvl 8, ESEA B+, and Supreme on my alt but my main with a knife etc. (super high trust so I get reported every game) is in SE. Ranks don't matter in this game. I've seen supremes worse than silver and silvers better than supreme. Just play for fun.
@@theconqueror12 I think this is much more meaningful in NA than EU, your MM playerbase is so small that the ranks don't even work properly, not to mention cheaters pushing people down the ladder... The massive playerbase in EU deals with this issue as theres always more players overall to saturate the ranks.
Entry fragging in lvl 10 be like: Call for a popflash, gets full blind, dies, tilt + rage on flasher, >it was actually enemy flash cry about enemy being a nerd with no life
they just won a first round after loosing streak, so probably 1 or 2 awps transformed into 3 by peeking enemy weapons. still that's a common mistake on lower ranks to buy too many awps - a competent opponent could easily abuse that.
@@JS-tm1gq generally with nades (esp flashes, or smokes), taking good fights and trading. Anyway I don't think 3 awps is such a bad idea if you have 3 good awpers in your team on lower ranks, because of the fact that no one will really punish you that much. Btw I know the theory behind playing against awpers but I also don't have good enough game sense and utility usage to punish them either
@@mikhaillastname8719 I can tell your not too good yourself by that sentence there are no competent opponents in any mm level let alone silver and they will never meet that "competent opponent" anytime soon. Also it's not a mistake it's just that they do not know how to use weapons.
Love what Swisher said about throwing off timings (final clip). I've seen that hundreds of times. Delay an obvious re-peek by a few seconds and your opponent's mind will start to wander. Not sure if it's overthinking or simple boredom, but you can get a startle out of them with a delay.
the longer someone holds an angle, the longer it takes them to react once someone shows. you slip from "any second now" to "oh, there it was." once he doesn't see the instant repeek, he starts wondering if the other player moved on to another position, if it's time for them to take another position, doubts pile on and you become increasingly unable to react.
Good analysis and all but I wish the pro section would've been more traditional entry situations. The first pro clip showcases some important entry fragging notions but starts with an aggressive CT getting punished. A clip with a more passive CT would've been more relevant imo. The second pro clip is great and well commentated too but it's not really about entry fragging.
Solo queuing in silver is a death sentence. You need at least one friend who you know is similar skill who can play with you. Honestly my other 3 teammates can be as bad as they want as long as they have a mic, there’s nothing worse than trying to play ct side mirage when 3 of your teammates have no mic.
@@melancholy3843 The player base just gets better over time. CS is not a game that is going to get many new players interested in it, so there are not enough real noobs to fill silver ranks. In its prime, CS was one of the most popular online games and climbing ranks was easy. Too easy in fact, so Valve decided to derank everyone because Global Elite was not "elite enough" anymore. Though I agree with "my teammates are so bad". Russian silvers have a deathwish. They rush, die all, then spawn and rush again. If you don't rush with them and try to make some plays instead - you get kicked. Even bots try harder.
6:00 I have used something like that crosshair before, when your new, you can use the horizontal lines to keep your aim at head height by aligning with your team mates heads lol
I don't play CS anymore, but as a plat Phoenix who has his W key glued down, this helped me out a lot. Basically every point transfers across games except pathing on specific sites.
the pathing lesson is a great general lesson. you want to cross with your back against a wall, not running face first into the middle, no matter how much of a rush you think you are in. to go fast, just don't stop. like you mentioned the W key is not your friend.
dude these vids are so good because normal guides and stuff are just some tricks and stuff that migt a couple of rounds but these video improve you're overall gamesense and its super s1mple u can also feel the effort put into this. gj.
I used to watch your vids wheb i played CS a year ago, but now I only play Valorant. I found your channel again a week ago, and i've climbed from plat 3 to immortal 1 in that time. A lot of the things translate to Valorant, and it has helped me a ton. Thanks for the great vids
I uninstalled that game after 2 days. I found it terrible in gameplay and generaly boring.. I don't know how people enjoy it. Plus graphically so cartoonish
For you Information VOO CSGO, That is a grenade lineup crosshair which changes with binds, but in Demo if He joined the game with that crosshair, it gets loaded for the whole game. He might be using a proper crosshair, but bcuz of csgo we don't know when he changes back to normal.
What I've learned from these videos and smurfing and/or playing in the actual ranks: Silver: Bad mechanics, bad aim, a lot of confusion. Will sometimes miss even if you are literally not moving. Rare blinks of right ideas in the general sense. Poor execution. Lots of memes. Gold nova: Thinking when taking aim duels, counter strafing takes effort. Will kill you if you are standing still like a bot. Some team coordination can be seen, but poor execution. Easy AWP shots missed are often. Easy sprays failed. POOR INFO - Lots of tunnel vision. Will call you a hacker if you can use the deagle. Master Guardians + LE : Sloppy mechanics and aim, but will punish most major mistakes in positioning, especially with the AWP. Team coordination differs greatly from team to team ranging from trying to refrag and failing, to reasonably timed refrags. Premades will flash for each others, but generally not randoms. Some basic smoke meta develops on both CT and T side. Some failed sprays and AWP shots, but not often. Some communication on kills/deaths. Less tunnel vision. LEM, Supreme and GE: Resonable mechanics and aim, especially in GE. You WILL be punished for positioning mistakes, not just with the AWP but most weapons. Chance to see a player fail more than 10 bullets in a spray becomes rare. CT side smokes are a given. Basic (T side) full-site smoke executes are seen with randoms. Advanced site takes with premades. People will generally refrag quickly and take map control in groups. Dry peeking into AWPs becomes hard. Info pushes/flanks can be spotted. Extremely rare tunnel vision. General sense of map awareness develops. Level 7~9 faceit EU: (1550~2000 elo) Lots of practice time needed to reach this level. Accurate mechanics and aim, even with deagle. General CS default meta knowledge on almost every player, unless brain-dead with god aim. Time to kill becomes very low. Advanced teamplay forming between randoms. 5 stacks team practices with advanced smoke setups but mediocre execution and/or aim, seen in this elo. Can fully understand general PRO CS meta, but problems in applying some aspects in pugs because of lack of skill and/or TILT. LOTS OF TILT. Dry peeking into AWPs is extremely hard even for pro players. Dry peeking into rifles still EASY for pros though. Posible to reach with crisp mechanics and general gamesense, but no need for deeper understanding of meta. Utility usage becomes paramount on CT side. On T side, players have a general understanding on countering CT side AWPS with utility and trades. Level 10 faceit EU PREMIUM(3 stack max): (2001-2500 elo) Can smurf in global. Ferarri peeked insta 1 tapped by deagle becomes normal. Advanced gamesense needed. Fast refrags become normal. Less team chaos even without calls. Everyone has a good idea of what a T side default is for all maps and will also manage economy without a second thought. Randoms call for flashes and pop flash each other. Randoms help each other make plays without verbal communication (based on visual info). Post plant positions are rarely chaotic. Most players can adapt playstyle to match enemy mid game. Level 10 faceit EU PREMIUM(3 stack max): (2501-3100 elo) Dedicated CS players. Aim becomes crisp, mechanics are well practiced. A lot of players can semi-IGL and have ideas on T side attack execution. Refrags, mechanics, economy, defaults come without thinking. Focus is on taking proper aim duels and winning them, forcing map control and countering enemy CT side setups. Level 10 faceit EU PREM... 3300+ ELO Extremely practiced players. Nearing semi-pro skill level in mechanics. Can destroy lower elo lobbys with pure mechanics.
@@MultiGoban agree. One guy in s1lver who was hella lucky so he was first in leaderboard and i was not warmed up. Anyway he called us noobs. He jumps in ct and magdups whole mag into afk player hittin him with his last bulet :/
From what I've seen playing in silver elite (Indian) Most people are pretty bad and whiff a ton and rely on awping However I routinely encounter at least 1 or 2 opponents with decent aim
as someone who always played like that, you first need to understand what someone would do in a normal cenario, and then think of something that could catch them off guard (i like to play with timings). For example, i love to just push palace mirage full W as T, i always catch either stairs off-guard or default/firebox. When they hear me, the A players is usually throwing utilities thinking its a rush, and since im just pushing like a maniac, i dont give them time to reset. And if they only hear me and know its not a rush, they simply not believe that i will simply dry peek them. I also like to do that in Water/Sandbags in Overpass. Nobody who controls water pushes sandbags right away, people first take control, set up a few utilities and then execute. I like to just push, i always catch someone out of position, and if i get lucky, i can even get a free A backstab.
@@caiomiglioli yes I also do that I usually get 2 kills like that and its fun cause aftr that they always flash palace XD and to the real point I think u are mainly right but I would like to see a Pro breakdown of this
Go into competitive against bots and put eoundtime to 60 minutes and kick all bots, then walk around the map and look for weird angles you can hold and time how long it takes you to reach different locations, after you know the time it takes it let's you analyse how the enemy team plays and surprise them, I was surprised that I play like art when I checked his highlights, except I'm nowhere near halfway to his skill, I usually duck the first few rounds as it takes time for me to analyse how the enemy team plays, also a good thing I like to do is in warmup is to rush with default pistol and just test their aim, how fast they kill or how good they are, and never camp somewhere you would in a round as you will kill them there in warm up and cause of that they might be checking that corner in the round when normally they wouldn't expect you there. It's all a big mind game.
Best part of the video is where KRONICLES comes and then his crosshair restrict him from getting into this video and immediately after that, that casual tune switch to "next up we got justin..."
Hey Voo! Amazing video as always. As I was watching I started to wonder if you will make a video about starting positions, showing what route is optimal etc on different maps? Either way, thanks for putting out great content!
voo Im just saying not jumping over the ledge in t spawn on dust 2 while going long is a mistake that you did. When you do this you lose like a seccond. And losing that 1 seccond can give you away long controll if the enemy ct has a good spawn to molly it. So always jump over the ledge cuz its faster and it gives you more time to controll long. Good video overall tho.
Played a game after watching this. T side went great, 13-10 on mirage when my T side is usually lacking. Then the rest of the game on CT side went to shit for some reason lol. I'll gladly submit a replay if you're looking for content to shit on!
@voo CSGO Hello voo thanks for video- it helped me because Im really wanna be better entry fragger. Im more supporter(especial on ct side), but I play long time cs so have experience and I wanna be entry , and I really would appreciate if if you make one of your next videos about : 1. entry fragger route to each side on each map (10lvl/semipro/pro -any decant is good). Best possible would be ~3 routes from different players without pauses so I can dublicate they movment - when they stop, when contrestrafe in what moment check each sides angle and they route - so I can hop myself in the server and master it. 2. lurker (solo checking side for pick) and when is better to fall back and when is better to push further to try take side& kil 2nd a/b player. Thanks! I really think doubt there is one video about entry routes and it could massevly improve lower lvl and as well help old ones :) Have a nice day!
using the inferno clip as an example, once bomb is planted and you are in an after plant scenario (without having ruins control) is it safer to just hold or attempt to gain control of it? (assuming exact same scenario) when should you attempt to retake control of banana or should you at all?
Thank you for this. Now when i want to thrash talk i can refer them to this video to understand the level I assign them. "omg bruh such a lvl 1 silver! " You know, to mix it up a bit from the overused "Nooooob!"
I wanna see an "Aggression with aRt" somewhere, idk if you could do that in a series like this one, but you could definitely make it happen, just gotta talk him into showing up to talk about his aggression and what he thinks about
What exactly do you mean when you say "peeker's advantage"? People seem to have a lot of misconceptions about Source networking and what fights are advantageous for which reasons.
@@zilliq Not in the way that a lot of people think. If the person holdding the angle has high ping, the peeker can have an advantage, but in other cases peeker's advantage boils down to the element of surprise and prefiring basically.
@@0dWHOHWb0 I agree there's also a part of "being ready". Just wanna add that peeker's advantage goes both way : whether the peeker or the holder has high ping the peeker will see the holder slightly before
@@0dWHOHWb0 correct me if I'm wrong but the server needs to know when the peeker sent the strafe command to update and send to holder. If peeker has high ping the server receives this strafe command late and as a result holder receives the information delayed as well I used this quite a lot in valorant when I played with 200 ping because the country I live in didn't have access to the game
I disagree with just wasting a molly there, when if you suspect someone to rush out early you can easily kill him just by holding the angle on the side for a while and then flashing back in. 10:50
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Entry fragging in silver be like:
*get flashed by teammate*
*panic*
*die in a random molly like an idiot*
I mean but this is true lmmao
how do they even get a rank?
this is also entry fragging in my faceit lv 10 pugs :/
That’s a lie 100% people In level 10 deserve to be in level 10 therefor should know when and when not to throw utility
@@YayIsfam LOL you’re obviously not faceit lvl 10 🤦♂️
Love that one demo he skipped entirely because of the player’s crosshair
Imagine he goes pro one day and says that no one believed in him or helped him cuz of his crosshair
Sometimes this crosshair just stays on the screen of the onlooker just because of a bug while the player is back to his true crosshair...
I got to supreme with a crosshair like that! It's actually my favourite thing xD
@@FrederikeUhde Who boosted you?
@@hex6460 I get still over 30 kills with that crosshair, so noone really 😋
KRONIC here
I usually use size 3 with a bind for grenade lineups
Cs is weird so thats probably why it was my lineup crosshair
Yeah, cs only takes the cross you start the game with.
twas funny tho. sorry had to end up like this haha
+1
Gimme bind to a cross lineup pls
@@fanach bind capslock "toggle cl_crosshairsize 3 1000"
That a really impressive round from Swisher, given the score and the position he was left when going to a 1v4 situation.
If you're left at the palace on a 1v4, that's one thing, but in the middle, it's nerve wrecking - even though he had info - 'cause people can peek you from anywhere, you can get a flash pick from anywhere, it's really really bad.
Also, his last peek was a whole damn lesson.
you are getting to know peeking habits the more you play. for example on dust2 B afterplant t's will peek window 90% of the time. so when retaking/exit-fragging as a CT u just need to hold an angle towards window and wait.
the team i play with would of screamed at me for repeeking that guy in market whether i did it quickly or delayed "you don't need to peek him! you don't need to take the fight! play time!"
Swisher is so easy to listen to, would love more videos with him!
@@hakon1755 hey backofff! He is mine, I saw him first!
Um... um... um. Definetely easy to :^)
@@TheKingOberon Nikita, M I N E! Go um um um flirt with a single guy damn it >:(
I completely disagree. His narration is so fragmented and awkward to follow
@@vintyprod i agree with you, not in a bad way but like i feel like this dude wasnt able to atleast get b level or a level pro and this dude isnt used to talking and making videos this way he just plays the game professionally
More vids from Swisher, his movement through the window vent to short was so crisp considering the clutch/knowing someone might peek him from jungle as soon as he broke the vents
I'd say less vids from Swisher, the topic was entryfragging and the second clip he analysed was totally unrelated, he even flexed how perfectly he played itXD and the way he speaks, his pauses between thoughts, lack of advanced and well used vocabulary really hurt that vid, I'd never say he's a native speaker.
@@grekucs tbf he did play it really well. also, who the fuck cares about advanced vocab in a cs video? i do agree that he has to get more relevant clips tho
@@grekucs I agree the second clip was unrelated, but you do have to appreciate the fact he actually broke that 1v4 down into simple terms. Swisher could've easily used some mumbo jumbo vocabulary to confuse the untrained viewer, instead he uses simple vocabulary.
Also pausing between thoughts is not a sign of ignorance (lack of knowledge), it is a sign of introspectiveness (looking inward).
I sort of agree but I can say I've learned a thing or two from Swisher now. except for the second clip, I already know 1vx situations are always about isolating gunfights. Interesting pathing and some big brain gamesense insight from him tho
@@grekucs yeah he acted so awkward but was so narcissistic at the same time going "I have really good movement" "really well played from me" like bro silvers can make the ladder jump calm down
How tf are silvers able to excute 8 with such good smokes I can’t get my teammates to do that in LE
sa.e in lvl5
probably NA silver, they actually communicate and try to execute there
Honestly, Silvers are not THAT bad as they used to be back in the old days. I think the reason a lot of silvers are good yet in such low ranks still are because of the smurfs, hackers and assholes in general. I have a friend who has (argueably) the same skill as a GNM or maybe MG1 but is Silver Elite. So...
@@Flamuski Haha, I'm a FaceIT lvl 8, ESEA B+, and Supreme on my alt but my main with a knife etc. (super high trust so I get reported every game) is in SE. Ranks don't matter in this game. I've seen supremes worse than silver and silvers better than supreme. Just play for fun.
@@theconqueror12 I think this is much more meaningful in NA than EU, your MM playerbase is so small that the ranks don't even work properly, not to mention cheaters pushing people down the ladder... The massive playerbase in EU deals with this issue as theres always more players overall to saturate the ranks.
Entry fragging in lvl 10 be like:
Call for a popflash,
gets full blind,
dies,
tilt + rage on flasher,
>it was actually enemy flash
cry about enemy being a nerd with no life
Cuts close to the truth
You say "intermediate" but the fact that 3 players on the enemy team bought AWPs and the rest a p90 and a deagle says otherwise.
they just won a first round after loosing streak, so probably 1 or 2 awps transformed into 3 by peeking enemy weapons. still that's a common mistake on lower ranks to buy too many awps - a competent opponent could easily abuse that.
@@mikhaillastname8719 HOW
@@JS-tm1gq generally with nades (esp flashes, or smokes), taking good fights and trading. Anyway I don't think 3 awps is such a bad idea if you have 3 good awpers in your team on lower ranks, because of the fact that no one will really punish you that much. Btw I know the theory behind playing against awpers but I also don't have good enough game sense and utility usage to punish them either
@@mikhaillastname8719 I can tell your not too good yourself by that sentence there are no competent opponents in any mm level let alone silver and they will never meet that "competent opponent" anytime soon. Also it's not a mistake it's just that they do not know how to use weapons.
Love what Swisher said about throwing off timings (final clip). I've seen that hundreds of times. Delay an obvious re-peek by a few seconds and your opponent's mind will start to wander. Not sure if it's overthinking or simple boredom, but you can get a startle out of them with a delay.
the longer someone holds an angle, the longer it takes them to react once someone shows. you slip from "any second now" to "oh, there it was." once he doesn't see the instant repeek, he starts wondering if the other player moved on to another position, if it's time for them to take another position, doubts pile on and you become increasingly unable to react.
Good analysis and all but I wish the pro section would've been more traditional entry situations. The first pro clip showcases some important entry fragging notions but starts with an aggressive CT getting punished. A clip with a more passive CT would've been more relevant imo. The second pro clip is great and well commentated too but it's not really about entry fragging.
"Never gonna be in a video with a crosshair like this"
why does that silver 2 execute still look better then my level 7 faceit game executes or my LEM mm executes?
wow silvers having an execute dang. everytime I get into a game, it feels like my teammates just installed the game
To be fair, the first part of every B rush is to install the game.
Solo queuing in silver is a death sentence. You need at least one friend who you know is similar skill who can play with you. Honestly my other 3 teammates can be as bad as they want as long as they have a mic, there’s nothing worse than trying to play ct side mirage when 3 of your teammates have no mic.
requirements of a silver:
- “my teammates are so bad”
- “im always topfragging”
- “i dont deserve to be here”
@@melancholy3843 The player base just gets better over time. CS is not a game that is going to get many new players interested in it, so there are not enough real noobs to fill silver ranks. In its prime, CS was one of the most popular online games and climbing ranks was easy. Too easy in fact, so Valve decided to derank everyone because Global Elite was not "elite enough" anymore.
Though I agree with "my teammates are so bad". Russian silvers have a deathwish. They rush, die all, then spawn and rush again. If you don't rush with them and try to make some plays instead - you get kicked. Even bots try harder.
I’ve been watching swisher on twitch after discovering him a few weeks ago. Glad you got to make a video with him!
I love you, but you really said "he grenades"
EDIT: 2:55
It’s what there called lol
@@AndrewJobes I think OP means he said "he" and not "H E".
and it's "they're" :D
more of a HER grenade guy myself
@@overtone55 MADLAD !!!
Swisher 1v4 was both well played and explained.
6:00 I have used something like that crosshair before, when your new, you can use the horizontal lines to keep your aim at head height by aligning with your team mates heads lol
Thank God I don't need this anymore, I so easily kill people, even awpers with ak taps at long range and mid range
A good insight into the things I should be looking at when practicing my entry fragging for my team. Another great vid voo :)
I don't play CS anymore, but as a plat Phoenix who has his W key glued down, this helped me out a lot. Basically every point transfers across games except pathing on specific sites.
the pathing lesson is a great general lesson. you want to cross with your back against a wall, not running face first into the middle, no matter how much of a rush you think you are in. to go fast, just don't stop. like you mentioned the W key is not your friend.
dude these vids are so good because normal guides and stuff are just some tricks and stuff that migt a couple of rounds but these video improve you're overall gamesense and its super s1mple u can also feel the effort put into this. gj.
Hi Voo, I miss a lurker video with a pro advice. Thx a lot for all the videos.
I used to watch your vids wheb i played CS a year ago, but now I only play Valorant. I found your channel again a week ago, and i've climbed from plat 3 to immortal 1 in that time. A lot of the things translate to Valorant, and it has helped me a ton. Thanks for the great vids
I uninstalled that game after 2 days. I found it terrible in gameplay and generaly boring.. I don't know how people enjoy it. Plus graphically so cartoonish
For you Information VOO CSGO, That is a grenade lineup crosshair which changes with binds, but in Demo if He joined the game with that crosshair, it gets loaded for the whole game. He might be using a proper crosshair, but bcuz of csgo we don't know when he changes back to normal.
The Silver smoking Jgl on Mirage ? This is more than my teamm8s do on global / lvl 10
yea, even me and my gold nova friends dont know many smoke lineups
Perfect video man keep balling!
What I've learned from these videos and smurfing and/or playing in the actual ranks:
Silver:
Bad mechanics, bad aim, a lot of confusion. Will sometimes miss even if you are literally not moving. Rare blinks of right ideas in the general sense. Poor execution. Lots of memes.
Gold nova:
Thinking when taking aim duels, counter strafing takes effort. Will kill you if you are standing still like a bot. Some team coordination can be seen, but poor execution. Easy AWP shots missed are often. Easy sprays failed. POOR INFO - Lots of tunnel vision. Will call you a hacker if you can use the deagle.
Master Guardians + LE :
Sloppy mechanics and aim, but will punish most major mistakes in positioning, especially with the AWP. Team coordination differs greatly from team to team ranging from trying to refrag and failing, to reasonably timed refrags. Premades will flash for each others, but generally not randoms. Some basic smoke meta develops on both CT and T side. Some failed sprays and AWP shots, but not often. Some communication on kills/deaths. Less tunnel vision.
LEM, Supreme and GE:
Resonable mechanics and aim, especially in GE. You WILL be punished for positioning mistakes, not just with the AWP but most weapons. Chance to see a player fail more than 10 bullets in a spray becomes rare. CT side smokes are a given. Basic (T side) full-site smoke executes are seen with randoms. Advanced site takes with premades. People will generally refrag quickly and take map control in groups. Dry peeking into AWPs becomes hard. Info pushes/flanks can be spotted. Extremely rare tunnel vision. General sense of map awareness develops.
Level 7~9 faceit EU: (1550~2000 elo)
Lots of practice time needed to reach this level. Accurate mechanics and aim, even with deagle. General CS default meta knowledge on almost every player, unless brain-dead with god aim. Time to kill becomes very low. Advanced teamplay forming between randoms. 5 stacks team practices with advanced smoke setups but mediocre execution and/or aim, seen in this elo. Can fully understand general PRO CS meta, but problems in applying some aspects in pugs because of lack of skill and/or TILT. LOTS OF TILT. Dry peeking into AWPs is extremely hard even for pro players. Dry peeking into rifles still EASY for pros though. Posible to reach with crisp mechanics and general gamesense, but no need for deeper understanding of meta. Utility usage becomes paramount on CT side. On T side, players have a general understanding on countering CT side AWPS with utility and trades.
Level 10 faceit EU PREMIUM(3 stack max): (2001-2500 elo)
Can smurf in global. Ferarri peeked insta 1 tapped by deagle becomes normal. Advanced gamesense needed. Fast refrags become normal. Less team chaos even without calls. Everyone has a good idea of what a T side default is for all maps and will also manage economy without a second thought. Randoms call for flashes and pop flash each other. Randoms help each other make plays without verbal communication (based on visual info). Post plant positions are rarely chaotic. Most players can adapt playstyle to match enemy mid game.
Level 10 faceit EU PREMIUM(3 stack max): (2501-3100 elo)
Dedicated CS players. Aim becomes crisp, mechanics are well practiced. A lot of players can semi-IGL and have ideas on T side attack execution. Refrags, mechanics, economy, defaults come without thinking. Focus is on taking proper aim duels and winning them, forcing map control and countering enemy CT side setups.
Level 10 faceit EU PREM... 3300+ ELO
Extremely practiced players. Nearing semi-pro skill level in mechanics. Can destroy lower elo lobbys with pure mechanics.
damn you really had something to say
@@ilyxsoul Yeah I mean I have 5000 hours in CS it's all I think about sometimes xc
@@MultiGoban haha yeah
@@MultiGoban agree. One guy in s1lver who was hella lucky so he was first in leaderboard and i was not warmed up. Anyway he called us noobs. He jumps in ct and magdups whole mag into afk player hittin him with his last bulet :/
From what I've seen playing in silver elite (Indian)
Most people are pretty bad and whiff a ton and rely on awping
However I routinely encounter at least 1 or 2 opponents with decent aim
Bruh that's my friend! don't hate on my boy DefMaybe
13:30 jump boost. Where is the other guy wtf?
I barely play this game anymore, but your videos are so damn good I watch them from start to end.
swisher uses the mouse so well he doesn't use it at all. amazing.
The more I play CS, the more I realise it's about playing smart, not hard.
I really like the first guy’s crosshair positioning
can you make a video on how to pull off aggresion and be like aRt
i’m interested, entry awpers
as someone who always played like that, you first need to understand what someone would do in a normal cenario, and then think of something that could catch them off guard (i like to play with timings).
For example, i love to just push palace mirage full W as T, i always catch either stairs off-guard or default/firebox. When they hear me, the A players is usually throwing utilities thinking its a rush, and since im just pushing like a maniac, i dont give them time to reset. And if they only hear me and know its not a rush, they simply not believe that i will simply dry peek them.
I also like to do that in Water/Sandbags in Overpass. Nobody who controls water pushes sandbags right away, people first take control, set up a few utilities and then execute. I like to just push, i always catch someone out of position, and if i get lucky, i can even get a free A backstab.
@@caiomiglioli yes I also do that I usually get 2 kills like that and its fun cause aftr that they always flash palace XD and to the real point I think u are mainly right but I would like to see a Pro breakdown of this
You need a five queue.
Go into competitive against bots and put eoundtime to 60 minutes and kick all bots, then walk around the map and look for weird angles you can hold and time how long it takes you to reach different locations, after you know the time it takes it let's you analyse how the enemy team plays and surprise them, I was surprised that I play like art when I checked his highlights, except I'm nowhere near halfway to his skill, I usually duck the first few rounds as it takes time for me to analyse how the enemy team plays, also a good thing I like to do is in warmup is to rush with default pistol and just test their aim, how fast they kill or how good they are, and never camp somewhere you would in a round as you will kill them there in warm up and cause of that they might be checking that corner in the round when normally they wouldn't expect you there. It's all a big mind game.
Honestly a silver team lining those smokes is kinda impressive.
wait until you know a silver, who knows 17 different smokes 11 diff flashes and 13 diff mollys, just on overpass. xD
Ft. Swisher aka the only person who is allowed to buy deagle first round
Best part of the video is where KRONICLES comes and then his crosshair restrict him from getting into this video and immediately after that, that casual tune switch to "next up we got justin..."
Finally I need this thank you voo
good series. Thanks for this.
A 24-minute video full of useful tips and high-level gameplay commentary
What a typical Russian on my team got from it: Push forward [...] don't stop
Hey Voo! Amazing video as always. As I was watching I started to wonder if you will make a video about starting positions, showing what route is optimal etc on different maps? Either way, thanks for putting out great content!
wow voo really man u get me everytime when u bring such great n really needed content ..love from indian csgo community !!
You're sone small boy .......
THX MATE, THIS IS REALLY USEFUL
very useful video. thank you
voo Im just saying not jumping over the ledge in t spawn on dust 2 while going long is a mistake that you did. When you do this you lose like a seccond. And losing that 1 seccond can give you away long controll if the enemy ct has a good spawn to molly it. So always jump over the ledge cuz its faster and it gives you more time to controll long. Good video overall tho.
Love you voo
I am sorry Swisher, you have been flagged, more evidence required - detective conan
entry fragger - never stop
man, swisher is really good. even for a mtndew league player, he has pretty good understanding.
6:05 hahaah that was a good joke xD
laughed my ass off at the incineration of player kr0nicles
5:59 LOL pure savage, poor guy
It was a great crosshair too :(
6:12 You obviously haven't seen Mythic Keiti's crosshair...
It's her smoke crosshair, she has a bind to switch between the two
Played a game after watching this. T side went great, 13-10 on mirage when my T side is usually lacking. Then the rest of the game on CT side went to shit for some reason lol. I'll gladly submit a replay if you're looking for content to shit on!
I love who voo is a Savage Teadybear
@voo CSGO
Hello voo thanks for video- it helped me because Im really wanna be better entry fragger. Im more supporter(especial on ct side), but I play long time cs so have experience and I wanna be entry , and I really would appreciate if if you make one of your next videos about :
1. entry fragger route to each side on each map (10lvl/semipro/pro -any decant is good). Best possible would be ~3 routes from different players without pauses so I can dublicate they movment - when they stop, when contrestrafe in what moment check each sides angle and they route - so I can hop myself in the server and master it.
2. lurker (solo checking side for pick) and when is better to fall back and when is better to push further to try take side& kil 2nd a/b player.
Thanks!
I really think doubt there is one video about entry routes and it could massevly improve lower lvl and as well help old ones :) Have a nice day!
and if somebody had seen some nice entry fragger route (training) then please post video under my comment. Thanks
Im in this video haha. 12:55 im Liot
6:15 he’s cracked at Fortnite my guy
That Russell guy might've been using a smoke crosshair bind, as usually GOTV doesn't update to changes instantly.
Can you do 4 levels of Lurking coz I am a lurker in a team and I want to learn about lurking.
Cross hair doesn't matter im sure the better player knows that 😎
using the inferno clip as an example, once bomb is planted and you are in an after plant scenario (without having ruins control) is it safer to just hold or attempt to gain control of it? (assuming exact same scenario) when should you attempt to retake control of banana or should you at all?
I have Leetify Pro and it's honestly great!
How is the first clip silver 2 when the execute looks better than most dmg teams? xd
deadass played with the first guy, he thought he was good bruh haha
Thank you for this. Now when i want to thrash talk i can refer them to this video to understand the level I assign them. "omg bruh such a lvl 1 silver! " You know, to mix it up a bit from the overused "Nooooob!"
Swisher is such a genius.....
The last clip of the 'professional' wasnt a entry fragging guide, but a clutch guide. Why is it in this video? 😅
Agreed, I think he included it because it's very informative. And it reinforces his point about crosshair placement
@@zilliq yeah he put it in for the crosshair placement part, because crosshair placement is one of the most important parts of entry fragging.
Can you do a guess the rank video/series?
leetify is actually epic I've used it for months.
Lol thats me on 6:15 lmao
It would be so cool if u can get one pro out of EG, Liquid, 100T or Furia to cover some of these topics
I wanna see an "Aggression with aRt" somewhere, idk if you could do that in a series like this one, but you could definitely make it happen, just gotta talk him into showing up to talk about his aggression and what he thinks about
I think just trying to stall and kill is the best objective for entry fraggers
that faceit lvl5 dude plays like a nova
Faceit level 4 but LEM? I feel like those don't seem to match up very well
Which one? Loads of lems to globals in 4-6
level 5 faceit is the same as global actually.
the last clip isnt even him entry fragging its more him clutching ahaha
6:01 write that down people
Last time I was so early players were visible on the map
I also found a person FFA once with that ridiculous crosshair.
that silver 2 match looked painful and i say that as a silver 3
Can you breakdown the aggression next vid just like ART’s super aggressive plays.
8:12 why does the scratch on the ak47 stop me from enjoying this
Crosshair and viewmodel settings please ??
hahahaah the crosshair comment, you are a legend
you : how do I improve?
voo : leetify
Never been this early
4 LEVELS OF LURKING BEGINNER TO PRO
nice vid
What exactly do you mean when you say "peeker's advantage"? People seem to have a lot of misconceptions about Source networking and what fights are advantageous for which reasons.
Are you implying there's no peeker's advantage in csgo?
@@zilliq Not in the way that a lot of people think. If the person holdding the angle has high ping, the peeker can have an advantage, but in other cases peeker's advantage boils down to the element of surprise and prefiring basically.
@@0dWHOHWb0 I agree there's also a part of "being ready". Just wanna add that peeker's advantage goes both way : whether the peeker or the holder has high ping the peeker will see the holder slightly before
@@zilliq The peeker's ping has no effect.
@@0dWHOHWb0 correct me if I'm wrong but the server needs to know when the peeker sent the strafe command to update and send to holder. If peeker has high ping the server receives this strafe command late and as a result holder receives the information delayed as well
I used this quite a lot in valorant when I played with 200 ping because the country I live in didn't have access to the game
When he said HE grenades 😂
2:55
swisher is in ESEA ADV but the team should be going MDL this coming season
I disagree with just wasting a molly there, when if you suspect someone to rush out early you can easily kill him just by holding the angle on the side for a while and then flashing back in.
10:50
what rank on mm should I hit before switching to faceit? Thanks man
le-global but mm doesn’t rly matter that much
very broke so is it better to learn the game on mm or faceit? Im currently at gnm, faceit level 1
@@paulkennethlee8564 It's probably better to keep playing mm since you're so low ranked still, faceit imo is better once you're at least le+
is faceit 5 intermediate ?
21:03 look at How far that ak drops xD
fok xd
Yo swisher literally aiming through walls and can hear footsteps from a mile away?
HES LVL 10+ WITH A lvl 100+ headset!!
5v3 already and swisher thinks he's gotta keep pushing or they'll lose...HMMMM. other than that, great explanations from swish
I mean his team had deagles and enemys full util and it was a pug right so he probably doesnt expect them to hit anything
I wanted to kill the rotator throwing nades lmfao
musashi that was an FPL-C game lol it’s definitely not scrubs
@@cryptomumen1225 didnt know but still not a bad play if he wins the gunfight like he did
4:00 everyone is buying weird shit. on t side round two buy armor and a tec 9 or scout and on ct side buy armor and a five seven, an mp9 or a scout.
Nice! nice
It hurts to know that this guy managed to get to gn2
What cones to my mind on this is rush B p90