no one been covering fundamentals lately in last year , keep going and please teach ppl about ladders lol , so many players so slow when going up or down ladder.
@@Aquajodato go up fast on ladders you strafe up, holding w and a or d going up. you will have to look abit to the side to be able to not fall off. its very easy
I feel like you should've emphasized that its important to build up your velocity when peeking close/hugging a wall, i commonly see people just swinging out with low to nothing of velocity built up and it get's them killed super easily if the enemy is decent enough to press mouse one. But overall great video Kudos!
You know I've played a lot and I've never realized this but you're so right. I can't believe I've made it as far into this game and never thought of that lol, thank you.
2:10 also notice that in the case the peeker is near the back wall, the ambient occlusion shadows show up before the model actually appears, which gives even more timing advantage to the posted player.
need more videos like this, most of the beginners like me just want to work on their aim without realizing the importance of fundamentals and right technics.
the game is so much more than just raw aim. its smokes, mechanics, spawns on map for what play to go for, team work and communication, economy control, callouts and so on. you need abit of everything to be good at the game imo
Yes but out of all fps games its brutal in the aim aspect because you die in 1-2 bullets, if you have all the other things but no aim, its kinda pointless, aim is as valuable as all the other things combined imo. t. no aim only brain here@@SlyFoxl
speaking on the left-right angle, i never even thought of that until you mentioned it, I've noticed that swinging to the right/peaking on my right side feels so much better than the left.
the near far speed thing normalises itself down with time on screen and the size of the target; a closer target requires a faster spin to track, but it's also a larger target etc. not disagreeing with outcomes, but pinch of salt on actual perceived effectiveness
Love this can you do more basics videos like this? like sound travels really far in this game stop running absolutely everywhere or running right up to where your team mate had walked up to? Use your map. Basic crossfires, covering each other, simple stuff.
yeah as a creator, making all the basic , intermidiate to advanced tutorials ahead of everyone for the new players wil be huge for you. great formula @@fl0m
Just to piggyback on this. It may end up changing with MR12 or if they change more about the economy, but lots of people desperately need help with when to save and when to force based on loss bonus. The majority of players think you save after losing one round and then buy in the following no matter the loss bonus.
@@calebwestbrook4628 yeah most people dont even pay attention to loss bonus at least from what ive noticed, out of 30+ matches thru beta and after release i just keep getting guys that force every round or save when they shouldnt and everyone else buys. not that making a video will make these people watch it, but i dont understand the casual mindset everyone seems to have now. cant get a good game where everyone wants to win lol, its really turning into the "im hardstuck because my team mates throw" meme
I jiggle closer to the wall because it gives me a better gauge of how much of my body I'm showing. Its hard to tell how much shoulder I'm showing when I'm further from the wall.
Been playing counterstrike forever this basic knowledge theres some info in here that can tighten up my game. This knowledge I knew about but I'm not executing it correctly on every play so thanks fl0m really good video
2700 hrs+ and I got these tricks and tips just by playing the game by myself and I love it when someone shows the exact things that i got instinctively are the best practices to apply in the game.
It's funny you guys have to boast your own skills instead of just enjoying the video 😂😂. Must make you guys feel important. Been playing since 2014 but why do I need to say that? To feel special? Lmao cmon guys grow up 😂😂
@@DubZzFPS That is not what they meant dude. They just saying it took them thousands of hours to figure it out, and that new players can learn it faster than us. Its also nice to see veterans that agree with the video.
The obvious grain of salt that needs to be considered is when you peek farther than the initial angle, it can open you from other angles (inferno porch-side on mid, coffin on B site from banana) But otherwise great content
well yea this is a video simply about angles you are actively taking a fight on, obviously a smoke porch side is a great idea if taking up arch side fights, or a second mate there covering porch/boiler as you take the fight, he can also quickly swing and trade if needed.
One thing that could've been worth mentioning is that if you wide an angle to "pass their angle" is that you strafe wide and expose yourself to other angles that the opponent might be standing at. So going wide past an angle should only be done if you know exactly where the opponent is holding and you know that you will position yourself in a way that forces the opponent to move to get you in their sights again. Other than that, very solid video! I feel that many people (me included) often misjudge at what point our shoulder would be visible to the opponent before we can see them (i.e. when we are too close to a wall/cover and stick out slightly), so the first point is something I feel a lot more players should practice.
very good point. I'm still newish and learning. Question... if I wide swing an angle, and wait for them to re-peak me (1:40), wouldn't the enemy have an advantage (peaker's advantage/they could swing on me)? why would this be a good option...
@@insolaceinsolace8868yeah but he doesnt know how far along are you, so if he peeks he has to kinda find you, and that takes a bit of reaction time, while you know exactly where he is gonna be
3:07 to be precise, your camera is exactly in the middle of your player position, but it's the player model that's slightly shifted, making it unaligned with the camera
You anticipate him peeking and shoot before he does (your reaction time decreases tremendously when anticipating something). Also you never actually stay stationary like he did in the clip, you're always shifting side to side. If he doesn't peek then you simply figure out your next move--and keep in mind they're a smart player who doesn't take bad fights on your terms. Don't get baited
I knew that being farther from an angle gave you a slight advantage but I never thought about moving closer to the wall to appear faster. that's why I get domed when I try to rechallenge someone far back on an angle. thanks for the tips brother.
this makes so much sense! im like 70 hours into counter strike coming from cod, and its a leaning curve like no other lol, even tarkov was easier for me i think
Idk if anyone remembers or anyone would even be interested in making/consuming longer form content, but I used to love the full professional match breakdowns that used to be on Juansource back in the day. Learned so much about the team aspects of the game as opposed to the solo aspects of the game. Might be a lane for additional awesome content since you likely have access to those high level demos
The thing is, you should never be letting ur enemy peek you in CS2. In cs:go these rules applied for sure. But in CS2, peekers advantage is absolutely horrendous and if you are peeking an enemy you are instantly in an adventagous position.
@@domh5126 its a different game engine; sure it looks similar, but "under the hood" its a completly different game, and when you played a bunch of csgo you can feel the difference immediately. recently played back2back MM in csgo and cs2 afterwards, the differences are there.
Assuming you have the same ping as your opponent, peekers advantage in CS really just means geometry, but that's bs, beacuse geometry perception =/= peeker's advantage. If you want to complain about PA, try out Rainbow Six. There you will see what it means to get railed by not only difference in latency client side, but also poor netcode and the servers themselves.
more important than your peek speed up close to the corner vs far away is in your example around @2:06 when youre far away from the peek corner your shadow shows up on the wall behind you slightly before you can be seen. so far away youre moving slower and your shadow is giving away your presence before your models body is. lighting is another game mechanic you can use to gain an edge if you know how it works and how to take advantage of it.
3:23 Thank god, finally a creditable person explains why angle is more important than left-/right-eye. I have to constantly argue with people (even with Global's/Level 10's) because they don't understand this.... Nice video!
I thought right eye /left eye was long disproven by a simple screenshot and counting the pixels of the model you can see on your screen?! Except crouched ofc where your left knee peeks out.
Not everyone’s been playing CS for 12 years. CS2 is bringing in new players and this type of stuff is still relevant to them even 12 years later. Pretty obvious who this video is meant for. There’s a reason why there’s tons of comments asking for more videos like this.
2:40 The only thing I'm worried about is what if I overpeek too far and might expose myself to coffins accidentaly. Just curious what I would do there.
jiggle peek close to the wall and prefire the angle, if your opponent holding top banana is a little too exposed you will hit the prefire most of the time if you correctly counter-strafe and know how to keep your crosshair head level also once you either bait them out and kill them or they retreat early back towards CT, you can peek coffin and try to get a kill either on the guy holding close to the left on site or on coffin, but you will possibly die if you're entrying and need to be traded by a teammate supporting you
(also use your util to flush them out, they will either retreat or peek wider if they get too greedy, usually resulting in them dying or getting kills)
I slowed down the first time he steps past the preaim, and when the other guy steps out, fl0m can, in fact, NOT SEE THE ENEMY BEFORE THE ENEMY SEES HIM.
I've been playing since cs1.3, i used to be one of the best players in the world, trust me when i say, if you want to get better, the knowledge will come, you'll forget so much if you try to learn it, just play and play and play, don't stop. Trust me. Especially gungame, deathmatches, OR playing in fy_ maps and aim_ maps. and here and there, play many different maps, don't always play the same one. BUT play the same one really only if you are having fun, just make sure you're enjoying the game and have LOTS of action available, not where you have to wait every round until everyone is dead, because all that is losing time of actually learning yourself instead of watching.
The problem is most casual people hold an angle with a bigger gap, so they can adjust their crosshair on you fairly quickly when you wide swing hugging the wall.
great vid flomy, 4k elo in australia and bloody forget this stuff. shoulda mentioned maximising acceleration with velocity. maby even touch on bullet punch slowing down people on angles. none the less loved you since 2014, huge fan watch you heaps love from australia mate
Yeah , its just easier to know how much body you are showing. He compared full send closer vs stopping far what makes no sense for comparison. But what he actually mean(I think) is if the enemy is holding a tight angle if you pass closer to him you will pass more rapidly through the crosshair ( try to imagine a cone of vision) But I dont think he showed this part correctly in the video. Rule : This is is vision "\/" if you want to not peak but just pass by : closer should be easier . if you want to peak : far away is better.
1:13 and than... after you peek like this, you get shotted to your back by player on short.. you cannot peek like this incase there´s not a smoke onshort
Might just be the way you have the videos synced up, but it seems after stepping past his view, even when you're further away, he still sees you before you see him.
With the pace of updates I don't even know if it's still the case due to not playing for a couple weeks, but a video on the massive peeker's advantage would help a lot of people who die trying to hold angles.
Common knowledge like this would be very useful if you didn't immediately get destroyed the exact millisecond any part of my body becomes visible lmao. cs2 basically proves that I'm getting too old for video games.
1:15 doesnt seem correct because he can see you and he isnt on your screen at all. It isn't out of sync between both perspectives because he saw you peek out when you did.
no one been covering fundamentals lately in last year , keep going and please teach ppl about ladders lol , so many players so slow when going up or down ladder.
Yeah I just started playing cs so essentially a brand new player on cs2 and ladders confuse the shit out of me
bro it drives me fucking insane cs is like 25 years old and people still block me going up to heaven on nuke
@@Aquajodato go up fast on ladders you strafe up, holding w and a or d going up. you will have to look abit to the side to be able to not fall off. its very easy
Press w to walk forward, shift to walk silent, left mouse to shoot.
£5 please
@@Aquajodapress w and a up a ladder and you'll go faster.
£5 please
I feel like you should've emphasized that its important to build up your velocity when peeking close/hugging a wall, i commonly see people just swinging out with low to nothing of velocity built up and it get's them killed super easily if the enemy is decent enough to press mouse one. But overall great video Kudos!
Good tip. I'm GE and never thought of this.
You know I've played a lot and I've never realized this but you're so right. I can't believe I've made it as far into this game and never thought of that lol, thank you.
@@eminence_you really don't deserve GE if you never thought of this before 😅
@@BlaziNTradesyou just have to aim and shoot
@@BlaziNTrades deserve? I've been GE for 5 years
2:10 also notice that in the case the peeker is near the back wall, the ambient occlusion shadows show up before the model actually appears, which gives even more timing advantage to the posted player.
need more videos like this, most of the beginners like me just want to work on their aim without realizing the importance of fundamentals and right technics.
the game is so much more than just raw aim. its smokes, mechanics, spawns on map for what play to go for, team work and communication, economy control, callouts and so on. you need abit of everything to be good at the game imo
Yes but out of all fps games its brutal in the aim aspect because you die in 1-2 bullets, if you have all the other things but no aim, its kinda pointless, aim is as valuable as all the other things combined imo.
t. no aim only brain here@@SlyFoxl
speaking on the left-right angle, i never even thought of that until you mentioned it, I've noticed that swinging to the right/peaking on my right side feels so much better than the left.
the near far speed thing normalises itself down with time on screen and the size of the target; a closer target requires a faster spin to track, but it's also a larger target etc.
not disagreeing with outcomes, but pinch of salt on actual perceived effectiveness
Love this can you do more basics videos like this? like sound travels really far in this game stop running absolutely everywhere or running right up to where your team mate had walked up to? Use your map. Basic crossfires, covering each other, simple stuff.
For sure, that's the plan!
yeah as a creator, making all the basic , intermidiate to advanced tutorials ahead of everyone for the new players wil be huge for you. great formula @@fl0m
Just to piggyback on this. It may end up changing with MR12 or if they change more about the economy, but lots of people desperately need help with when to save and when to force based on loss bonus. The majority of players think you save after losing one round and then buy in the following no matter the loss bonus.
@@calebwestbrook4628 yeah most people dont even pay attention to loss bonus at least from what ive noticed, out of 30+ matches thru beta and after release i just keep getting guys that force every round or save when they shouldnt and everyone else buys. not that making a video will make these people watch it, but i dont understand the casual mindset everyone seems to have now. cant get a good game where everyone wants to win lol, its really turning into the "im hardstuck because my team mates throw" meme
@@ViisualsHD
I can’t tell you how many games I lost because people leave by round 4 or they just don’t give a fuck.
I jiggle closer to the wall because it gives me a better gauge of how much of my body I'm showing. Its hard to tell how much shoulder I'm showing when I'm further from the wall.
Is that a shoe on his desk?
Been playing counterstrike forever this basic knowledge theres some info in here that can tighten up my game. This knowledge I knew about but I'm not executing it correctly on every play so thanks fl0m really good video
Yeah when you've been palying for years and arent concentrating during a game you can often forget basics like thism
Forever? You look no older than 22, how can you have been playing since 1.3?
2700 hrs+ and I got these tricks and tips just by playing the game by myself and I love it when someone shows the exact things that i got instinctively are the best practices to apply in the game.
I'm exactly the same.
Worked half this stuff out by accident when I was 14
It's funny you guys have to boast your own skills instead of just enjoying the video 😂😂. Must make you guys feel important. Been playing since 2014 but why do I need to say that? To feel special? Lmao cmon guys grow up 😂😂
@@DubZzFPS That is not what they meant dude. They just saying it took them thousands of hours to figure it out, and that new players can learn it faster than us.
Its also nice to see veterans that agree with the video.
Literally been playing since cs2 got released and this is what I’ve been doing by instinct,
@@DubZzFPS makes me feel very important, thanks
The obvious grain of salt that needs to be considered is when you peek farther than the initial angle, it can open you from other angles (inferno porch-side on mid, coffin on B site from banana)
But otherwise great content
well yea this is a video simply about angles you are actively taking a fight on, obviously a smoke porch side is a great idea if taking up arch side fights, or a second mate there covering porch/boiler as you take the fight, he can also quickly swing and trade if needed.
One thing that could've been worth mentioning is that if you wide an angle to "pass their angle" is that you strafe wide and expose yourself to other angles that the opponent might be standing at. So going wide past an angle should only be done if you know exactly where the opponent is holding and you know that you will position yourself in a way that forces the opponent to move to get you in their sights again.
Other than that, very solid video! I feel that many people (me included) often misjudge at what point our shoulder would be visible to the opponent before we can see them (i.e. when we are too close to a wall/cover and stick out slightly), so the first point is something I feel a lot more players should practice.
very good point. I'm still newish and learning. Question... if I wide swing an angle, and wait for them to re-peak me (1:40), wouldn't the enemy have an advantage (peaker's advantage/they could swing on me)? why would this be a good option...
@@insolaceinsolace8868yeah but he doesnt know how far along are you, so if he peeks he has to kinda find you, and that takes a bit of reaction time, while you know exactly where he is gonna be
My mind as a silver has been blown.
Thank Fl0m sensei for teaching me.
if you are silver this wont help you at all :D
@@trumpvsbiden1337 says who?
Still a peeker's advantage 1:15
3:07 to be precise, your camera is exactly in the middle of your player position, but it's the player model that's slightly shifted, making it unaligned with the camera
1:14 literally the opposite. He sees you before you see him. So what's your analysis of that ?
You anticipate him peeking and shoot before he does (your reaction time decreases tremendously when anticipating something). Also you never actually stay stationary like he did in the clip, you're always shifting side to side. If he doesn't peek then you simply figure out your next move--and keep in mind they're a smart player who doesn't take bad fights on your terms. Don't get baited
1:35 100% works. The defender will step out but I still have to practice aiming head level.
I knew that being farther from an angle gave you a slight advantage but I never thought about moving closer to the wall to appear faster. that's why I get domed when I try to rechallenge someone far back on an angle. thanks for the tips brother.
bro ! been playing this game since 2007 and today .. i know, shame, but i learned something new. Thank you man !
1:05 you say you can actually see him, before he sees you, but its opposite :D Unless it's bad synchro.
don't forget the shadow advantage either... you can clearly see the shadow on the further wall(in this situation)
this makes so much sense! im like 70 hours into counter strike coming from cod, and its a leaning curve like no other lol, even tarkov was easier for me i think
So why can't they fix it and make cam be centered on head?
Short, well explained, great quality content !
Idk if anyone remembers or anyone would even be interested in making/consuming longer form content, but I used to love the full professional match breakdowns that used to be on Juansource back in the day. Learned so much about the team aspects of the game as opposed to the solo aspects of the game. Might be a lane for additional awesome content since you likely have access to those high level demos
yo this is very helpful, lot of TH-camrs talk about this, but they explain it in a bad way, but you made so smooth and clear
this was reallly helpful for me. didnt know any of this tbh. really enjoyed this content
love the quick recap at the end of these videos
I am a beginner at the game, and this video has helped me a lot when playing CS2. Keep up the good work!
The thing is, you should never be letting ur enemy peek you in CS2. In cs:go these rules applied for sure. But in CS2, peekers advantage is absolutely horrendous and if you are peeking an enemy you are instantly in an adventagous position.
How is it different than csgo?
@@domh5126 its a different game engine; sure it looks similar, but "under the hood" its a completly different game, and when you played a bunch of csgo you can feel the difference immediately. recently played back2back MM in csgo and cs2 afterwards, the differences are there.
Assuming you have the same ping as your opponent, peekers advantage in CS really just means geometry, but that's bs, beacuse geometry perception =/= peeker's advantage. If you want to complain about PA, try out Rainbow Six. There you will see what it means to get railed by not only difference in latency client side, but also poor netcode and the servers themselves.
@@mikeras3058 I have played siege and yes I agrre, but still, CS2 got some problems compared to cs2 bout getting shot instantly as you see someone
@@justkilledit21peeker’s advantage is closer to real life
more important than your peek speed up close to the corner vs far away is in your example around @2:06 when youre far away from the peek corner your shadow shows up on the wall behind you slightly before you can be seen. so far away youre moving slower and your shadow is giving away your presence before your models body is. lighting is another game mechanic you can use to gain an edge if you know how it works and how to take advantage of it.
3:23 Thank god, finally a creditable person explains why angle is more important than left-/right-eye. I have to constantly argue with people (even with Global's/Level 10's) because they don't understand this.... Nice video!
Never thought about this at all, very good to know thanks my guy!
in cs2 with its super desync the one who peeks - wins. You see your opponent way much earlier than he does, it was recorded a lot of times
actual good video that doesn't repeat what everyone already knows!!!
0:19 bruuuuh i always peek closes to the angles because i throught that was better
You are awesome, thank you fl0m!
I thought right eye /left eye was long disproven by a simple screenshot and counting the pixels of the model you can see on your screen?! Except crouched ofc where your left knee peeks out.
never thought i would learn something from flom
Thanks Flom. These actually are pog
Dude this is gold. It doesnt even apply just to cs, I'll be using these tips in other games too.
So same as the last 12 years got it thanks bro 😂
Not everyone’s been playing CS for 12 years. CS2 is bringing in new players and this type of stuff is still relevant to them even 12 years later. Pretty obvious who this video is meant for. There’s a reason why there’s tons of comments asking for more videos like this.
@@prodbyethann no sense of humour?????
man i really like your enthusiasm while gaming and thanks for the info
good video on explaining some of the mechanics
FACTS were spoken in this Video. Keep it up
Apart from the right/left eye, the ways of approaching angles are general fps fundamentals/trigonometry.
2:40 The only thing I'm worried about is what if I overpeek too far and might expose myself to coffins accidentaly. Just curious what I would do there.
jiggle peek close to the wall and prefire the angle, if your opponent holding top banana is a little too exposed you will hit the prefire most of the time if you correctly counter-strafe and know how to keep your crosshair head level
also once you either bait them out and kill them or they retreat early back towards CT, you can peek coffin and try to get a kill either on the guy holding close to the left on site or on coffin, but you will possibly die if you're entrying and need to be traded by a teammate supporting you
(also use your util to flush them out, they will either retreat or peek wider if they get too greedy, usually resulting in them dying or getting kills)
After watcging ur tips for a week or 2 my elo has went up 500-600 elo thanks man.
This was EXACTLY what I was looking for thanks
Good! I will use this video as my 'home page' for a couple of days. :)
I slowed down the first time he steps past the preaim, and when the other guy steps out, fl0m can, in fact, NOT SEE THE ENEMY BEFORE THE ENEMY SEES HIM.
Please make more CS technique and strat videos like this, even for basic stuff, I'm pretty bad at CS it's incredibly helpful
I've been playing since cs1.3, i used to be one of the best players in the world, trust me when i say, if you want to get better, the knowledge will come, you'll forget so much if you try to learn it, just play and play and play, don't stop. Trust me. Especially gungame, deathmatches, OR playing in fy_ maps and aim_ maps. and here and there, play many different maps, don't always play the same one. BUT play the same one really only if you are having fun, just make sure you're enjoying the game and have LOTS of action available, not where you have to wait every round until everyone is dead, because all that is losing time of actually learning yourself instead of watching.
You could check out warowl's series. It's about csgo, but still
Props for that MvC2 music at the end.
The problem is most casual people hold an angle with a bigger gap, so they can adjust their crosshair on you fairly quickly when you wide swing hugging the wall.
Well explained. I didn't realize how much of basic mistakes I made bit now I do!!
Great video! I subbed, definitely hope to see more!
great vid flomy, 4k elo in australia and bloody forget this stuff. shoulda mentioned maximising acceleration with velocity. maby even touch on bullet punch slowing down people on angles. none the less loved you since 2014, huge fan watch you heaps
love from australia mate
If you change to left hand does the camera move more to the left?
as someone who just got in CS2, this is really helpful. subbed
great video fl0m
Thank you man. I'm new too Counterstrike 2. Really enjoying the game hell of a lotta fun and everyone seems so incredibly good so far. This helps.
Thank you for the tips,now I can better
Hell yea bro! Returning player and this helps a ton! Thanks!
Flom you can consider making CS2 tutorial as many player is new to the game, including me : )
-- Thanks for this one
fl0m is a simple farmer, i respect that
Good video but more important how did you play in a custom match with your friend in a match?
I’m confused how they have the advantage if your peeking closer but it’s harder for you to get hit if you peel closer?
Yeah , its just easier to know how much body you are showing.
He compared full send closer vs stopping far what makes no sense for comparison.
But what he actually mean(I think) is if the enemy is holding a tight angle if you pass closer to him you will pass more rapidly through the crosshair ( try to imagine a cone of vision)
But I dont think he showed this part correctly in the video.
Rule :
This is is vision "\/"
if you want to not peak but just pass by : closer should be easier .
if you want to peak : far away is better.
never thought i would see another iteration of CS ,that the basics would need to be explained for the new gen of players.
CS itself is probably older than probably a 1/4th of the people playing it.
good vid flom
forgot to add WASH YOUR FACE BOYS this guy been gettin damn sweaty
1:13 to 1:15 slow it down clearly his editor can see him even after changing the position so wat he said was wrong its a skill that will help the most
This was the best explanation of this I have heard. Thanks man!!!
1:14 nope, quite the opposite, the CT sees you first
Yeah that doesnt seem correct at all. He saw him way faster.
This helped a lot! Thanks!
This is the first fl0m video I didn't have to touch the volume...
1:13 and than... after you peek like this, you get shotted to your back by player on short.. you cannot peek like this incase there´s not a smoke onshort
Problem is that the enemy never peek like you showed in the examples. That only happens in high elo faceit matches, but never in normal comp matches
playing since 1.6 just learned this today dang it lol, just got a sub
LOVE YOU STYKO!
Already love you fl0m daddy
the peak in mid i didnt really know about, i always thought it was a oneway peak no matter what, now i can see why i never get that peak anymore xD
1:14 .. slowmo. he saw you before you saw him...
Thank you for the great info and keep up the premiere grind my friend I love seeing your name on my menu in game. Great work keep it up!
Might just be the way you have the videos synced up, but it seems after stepping past his view, even when you're further away, he still sees you before you see him.
Was interesting. Thanks!
well done my dude
Thanks for the advice.
With the pace of updates I don't even know if it's still the case due to not playing for a couple weeks, but a video on the massive peeker's advantage would help a lot of people who die trying to hold angles.
Thanks, very helpful
very informative, thank you uncle fl0m
Common knowledge like this would be very useful if you didn't immediately get destroyed the exact millisecond any part of my body becomes visible lmao. cs2 basically proves that I'm getting too old for video games.
Nah it's not just you, there are some serious desync issues going on
Not you bro , I’m 20 I got okay reflex you know , and this game feel off
I'm 40+, getting instakilled without the other guy buying me dinner first or at least some flowers is too upsetting for me, so I stay away from CS
2:15 that neck twist though
Sent here because Doc reacted to your video. Liked and 100% watched. Wouldn't have done so if not for DOC
amazing explanations! great job with this
1:15 doesnt seem correct because he can see you and he isnt on your screen at all. It isn't out of sync between both perspectives because he saw you peek out when you did.
love all ur vids and streams flom such great content. its basic but not everyone know all about the game like you do. keep up all the great content!!
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you for the lesson!
4:10 your welcome, yes your a welcome 🤌
check 1:08 - 1:09 movi about ct and check the others screen half