man this is so good. i felt like im in a classroom of zoom while drink a coffee. I appreciate so much man, you are a educator for us, professor. Thanks and much love from argentina ;D
Just watched this and even for myself I feel I have have a great know of what I look for in demos you’ve given new ideas and ways to prepare so thank you for this content. Keep it up Martin
I used to rewatch officials I play. But I haven't watched other pov demos in preparation. I rather find a video that condenses the information for me. There are a few good channels of out there. But most importantly, I feel like my time is better spent to play the game to improve if I manage the time. Since from just playing pugs, I notice that my individual skill isn't where it should and could be based on better form I had in the past when I was playing more hours.
Imagine watching a demos for 2 hours and compare it to playing deathmatch for 2 hours. Can you see the potential difference? In 2 hours of watching a player playing your spot, you can develop whole new technique of a playstyle thath you can start to work on and understand. This will not only win you games but whole tournaments. Meanwhile, 2 hours of deathmatch will have very little impact on the way you play, if any. OMG thath motivates me a lot it is easy to say but it is so motivating and so true. Díky Styko.
I made chats for every map in my discord server where I post the link to the demo I watch and writing down everything that I want to try out, or rounds which inspired me of doing my own strats, it helps me to have an ez overview and the other teammembers can also see it
Yo dude sick video but the sound quality of your voice is not at the level of the graphics a lot of room reverb. I would get a mic arm and have the mic closer to you. If u are recording the audio through a DAW try to compress a lil bit and lower a bit the gain of the mic. Cheers
For individual purpose I use normal built-in system within CSGO For team purpose we use shadow.gg but it can be expensive for many teams. There are other, cheaper, options such as Skybox.
If you want to specificly abuse some players by antistrating (lets say you are in FPL and you face same players a lot) you just focus on their routines, how they take map control or play their spots on CT, they will usually repeat what they are comfortale at. If you want to watch demo and spot mistakes of players (or yourself) you can do it, but it will be very limited because comms and team chemistry is almost always non-existent. So take it with a grain of salt. You want to focus on rounds where you die and try to come to a conclusion why you died. Was it bad duel you took? bad positioning? bad reaction/rotation? That is a thing where you can improve even through solo queue.
man this is so good. i felt like im in a classroom of zoom while drink a coffee. I appreciate so much man, you are a educator for us, professor. Thanks and much love from argentina ;D
Appreciate it :D Cheers!
Just watched this and even for myself I feel I have have a great know of what I look for in demos you’ve given new ideas and ways to prepare so thank you for this content. Keep it up Martin
Fire content as usual Styko!!
i love the vlog idea, cuz i can read it during lunch or smth in school, which will make me even more effective! :D
This channel is an actual gold mine. TY
I used to rewatch officials I play. But I haven't watched other pov demos in preparation. I rather find a video that condenses the information for me. There are a few good channels of out there.
But most importantly, I feel like my time is better spent to play the game to improve if I manage the time. Since from just playing pugs, I notice that my individual skill isn't where it should and could be based on better form I had in the past when I was playing more hours.
Imagine watching a demos for 2 hours and compare it to playing deathmatch for 2 hours. Can you see the potential difference? In 2 hours of watching a player playing your spot, you can develop whole new technique of a playstyle thath you can start to work on and understand. This will not only win you games but whole tournaments. Meanwhile, 2 hours of deathmatch will have very little impact on the way you play, if any.
OMG thath motivates me a lot it is easy to say but it is so motivating and so true. Díky Styko.
I made chats for every map in my discord server where I post the link to the demo I watch and writing down everything that I want to try out, or rounds which inspired me of doing my own strats, it helps me to have an ez overview and the other teammembers can also see it
Styko dik moc skvelej content
Yo dude sick video but the sound quality of your voice is not at the level of the graphics a lot of room reverb. I would get a mic arm and have the mic closer to you. If u are recording the audio through a DAW try to compress a lil bit and lower a bit the gain of the mic. Cheers
yeah, my room is still having huge echo. Need to put some furniture in place and fix mic setups :D
Hey Styko, great content. Just want to ask, what software do you personally use to analyse your demo's?
For individual purpose I use normal built-in system within CSGO
For team purpose we use shadow.gg but it can be expensive for many teams. There are other, cheaper, options such as Skybox.
Amazing video, keep up the good work!
Thank you for this. Awesome video
Hey I appreciate this video. Unique content approach
Try Miro for taking notes.
Do you have a take on demo watching for faceit solo queue? How should I approach it when pugs are so random? Also pen and paper notes are based
man if the pug is random, you have to adapt to it. Do good random plays in certain parts of maps, rotate, feel the game in the moment.
If you want to specificly abuse some players by antistrating (lets say you are in FPL and you face same players a lot) you just focus on their routines, how they take map control or play their spots on CT, they will usually repeat what they are comfortale at.
If you want to watch demo and spot mistakes of players (or yourself) you can do it, but it will be very limited because comms and team chemistry is almost always non-existent. So take it with a grain of salt. You want to focus on rounds where you die and try to come to a conclusion why you died. Was it bad duel you took? bad positioning? bad reaction/rotation? That is a thing where you can improve even through solo queue.
Very helpful vid.
I have a question how is your game look Colorful
Martin so smart and handsome
Neviem co mali tvoji teammati za srandy postahovane, ale polovicu zapasu som mal z neznameho dovodu 40fps
I like ur content but its simply too long. 20min vif i dont even start
I for one appreciate the in-depth commentary and pacing.
It is a simple video. Simple doesn't mean short. Simple means understandable.
@@STYKO I am purely talking about the length. Sharing my opinion, not watching 20min vid