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Which makes me sad, because the only STAT TRAK I have is for the SG.
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
Edit: Which makes me sad, because the only STAT TRAK I have is for the SG. | ||
Souma
2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts
On December 10 2013 07:16 rabidch wrote: actually some people would like to knife people in the first 5 seconds of the match. also does anybody else use a crappier gun just for the skin? seems that way on T now because i'd rather use a galil or the sg instead of the ak just for the skin :DDD I have a StatTrak Tec-9 and UMP that I never use. :| | ||
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rabidch
United States20289 Posts
On December 10 2013 07:55 Judicator wrote: Have no idea how anyone uses the SG, the recoil on that gun is like a retarded chicken with its head chopped off. Edit: Which makes me sad, because the only STAT TRAK I have is for the SG. the pattern is very simple, very similar to the UMP, the problem is it sometimes jumps like the deagle (especially with scope on), along with the godawful firing rate and mediocre body damage makes it a really bad spray gun i sure love my gator skin though | ||
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Kevin_Sorbo
Canada3217 Posts
On December 10 2013 07:56 Souma wrote: I have a StatTrak Tec-9 and UMP that I never use. :| I really like ump for smg rounds. gets you the bonus $$ and I like the punch it packs compared to other small smgs. | ||
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Souma
2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts
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tofucake
Hyrule19200 Posts
Now it's mp7 for me | ||
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Souma
2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts
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nortorius
Canada1210 Posts
Just a heads up, I randomly added maybe 10-15 people from the TLGO steam group to my friend list over the weekend, just whoever happened to be online at the time. My steamid is bLitz and thank you to whomever accepted! Keep me in mind if you're looking for a capable player to party with :D GL HF see you in the game! | ||
Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
On December 10 2013 09:01 tofucake wrote: Bizon was good before everyone started to do p250+armor on eco Now it's mp7 for me Started rifling now second round instead of smg for that very reason. | ||
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tofucake
Hyrule19200 Posts
On December 10 2013 10:46 nortorius wrote: Ranked up to dual AKs after 20+ competitive wins and now I'm finally starting to get matched up with/against higher rank players. Legendary eagle master is the highest rank I've encountered, and he ended up top fragging in that game using deagle only. On that note, I played with a cheater for the first time too. Our team was down 13-9 on cache and a french guy on our side decided that he didn't wanna lose so the aimbot and negev came out. What do you guys do in that situation? TK the cheater and possibly get locked out of competitive for a bit? Try to kick vote the cheater? Or just report him and graciously accept victory in a game you should've lost? It's comforting to know the turn around time from reporting to banning is only about 3 hours. Just a heads up, I randomly added maybe 10-15 people from the TLGO steam group to my friend list over the weekend, just whoever happened to be online at the time. My steamid is bLitz and thank you to whomever accepted! Keep me in mind if you're looking for a capable player to party with :D GL HF see you in the game! either kick him (sucks for you), or report him and go afk (sucks for the other team). If you report and kick then overwatch may not have any rounds of him hacking. | ||
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Pharcyd3
United States90 Posts
My aim is improving quite a bit after not playing any computer FPS for like 9 years but i'm still really rusty T_T ' What's the technique people use to shoot strafe-shooters? They just jiggle back and forth and I cant seem to get a headshot.. is the best practice to aim at a fixed location and wait for his head to go through your crosshair? | ||
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Crownlol
United States3726 Posts
On December 10 2013 23:52 Pharcyd3 wrote: I've gotten myself pretty addicted to GO these past 2 weeks. I've forgotten what an amazing game CS is and I love how intense those 2v1, 1v1 situations can get... it's like an adrenaline rush :D My aim is improving quite a bit after not playing any computer FPS for like 9 years but i'm still really rusty T_T ' What's the technique people use to shoot strafe-shooters? They just jiggle back and forth and I cant seem to get a headshot.. is the best practice to aim at a fixed location and wait for his head to go through your crosshair? It seems odd, but trying to keep your crosshairs on a moving target in the open is actually one of the hardest skills in CS. It's much better to use a wall to your advantage - pop out, snap a burst, pop back behind the wall. Wall peeking is 100% stronger than strafing in the open. If you're caught in the open, STRAFE, don't CROUCH. Stationary targets are immensely easy to kill, unless your spray is tournament-level and you can one-burst everyone. | ||
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Crownlol
United States3726 Posts
On December 11 2013 00:48 Crownlol wrote: It seems odd, but trying to keep your crosshairs on a moving target in the open is actually one of the hardest skills in CS. It's much better to use a wall to your advantage - pop out, snap a burst, pop back behind the wall. Wall peeking is 100% stronger than strafing in the open. If you're caught in the open, STRAFE, don't CROUCH. Stationary targets are immensely easy to kill, unless your spray is tournament-level and you can one-burst everyone. To quote myself and expand upon the bolded section: If you watch professional CS:GO players, they're literally never NOT behind a wall to the direction directly in front of them. Never move down the middle of a hallway - move so that the corner or wall obstructs view of you from the angle that enemy players are likely to come from. No matter where you are, you want to be out of LOS of the places that your enemies are likely to be. Further, you want to always move with your crosshairs held directly on this corner, at head height, as you move. Ever spec a pro player? Notice how little snap-shooting they have to do? That's because if your xhairs are already where someone's head will be when you enter a room, all you have to do is click - it's super easy, and you remain minimally exposed. Running into a room and trying to snap-shoot anyone who might be there is a recipe for disaster. | ||
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Shottaz
United Kingdom414 Posts
Started playing competitive mode but I have a question. Is it generally accepted that people berate other people if they think they are not playing well? It just strikes me as a really counter-productive thing to do because it's not like calling someone a noob is going to make them better, I was trying to listen for footsteps the other day and some guy started telling me what to do over the mic, he might have been right but I couldnt hear footsteps. Seriously, if your going to berate people or dictate how exactly they should play, get a team or some friends that want you to do it. If you have critical info like bomb locations or enemy locations then be clear and say it, but if your just going to be like "oh my god, noob what are you doing *sigh*" then you aren't helping. I guess this gets worse higher up the ranking you go. Just to be clear, I don't mind advice but bashing or information overload is really annoying if it's directed at me or others. | ||
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Crownlol
United States3726 Posts
On December 11 2013 01:02 Shottaz wrote: I picked up CSGO in the sale and I feel right at home playing CS again. I used to play on pub servers in 16 x16 noob v noob engagements however I want to play 'proper' 5v5 CS now. Started playing competitive mode but I have a question. Is it generally accepted that people berate other people if they think they are not playing well? It just strikes me as a really counter-productive thing to do because it's not like calling someone a noob is going to make them better, I was trying to listen for footsteps the other day and some guy started telling me what to do over the mic, he might have been right but I couldnt hear footsteps. Seriously, if your going to berate people or dictate how exactly they should play, get a team or some friends that want you to do it. If you have critical info like bomb locations or enemy locations then be clear and say it, but if your just going to be like "oh my god, noob what are you doing *sigh*" then you aren't helping. I guess this gets worse higher up the ranking you go. Just to be clear, I don't mind advice but bashing or information overload is really annoying if it's directed at me or others. It actually gets better as you get higher, not worse. My advice would be to do what I do - literally never play with Pugs. I ran a CAL-Main CS 1.6 team back in the day, and was able to get several of them back playing. When you're 5queueing with friends, the game is a totally different and more fun experience. No random internet kiddies talking smack all the time! | ||
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ReignSupreme.
Australia4123 Posts
Sad to see ceh9 out, but Edward back and GuardiaN! Could be huge, or could perform the same as Navi has been | ||
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[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
On December 11 2013 01:02 Shottaz wrote: I picked up CSGO in the sale and I feel right at home playing CS again. I used to play on pub servers in 16 x16 noob v noob engagements however I want to play 'proper' 5v5 CS now. Started playing competitive mode but I have a question. Is it generally accepted that people berate other people if they think they are not playing well? It just strikes me as a really counter-productive thing to do because it's not like calling someone a noob is going to make them better, I was trying to listen for footsteps the other day and some guy started telling me what to do over the mic, he might have been right but I couldnt hear footsteps. Seriously, if your going to berate people or dictate how exactly they should play, get a team or some friends that want you to do it. If you have critical info like bomb locations or enemy locations then be clear and say it, but if your just going to be like "oh my god, noob what are you doing *sigh*" then you aren't helping. I guess this gets worse higher up the ranking you go. Just to be clear, I don't mind advice but bashing or information overload is really annoying if it's directed at me or others. The people I've been getting matched with have been very well-mannered so far, you should be fine. And the farther up you go, the more people realize the value of teamwork and if they need to criticize you, they'll do so more constructively. | ||
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tofucake
Hyrule19200 Posts
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On December 10 2013 10:20 Souma wrote: Speaking of which, I don't understand pistols sometimes. I swear I shoot someone like 5+ times but when I die it says I only hit them twice. Meh. Well, pistols have spread too. Maybe you are shooting too fast, at distances at least. | ||
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Tsgerin
Canada6 Posts
Just realized this was my first post on TL after being a member for over 6 years! | ||
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