EPTKeeping your crosshairs up IS something that requires practice and muscle memory.
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Souma
2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts
Keeping your crosshairs up IS something that requires practice and muscle memory. | ||
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Gao Xi
Hong Kong5178 Posts
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Durak
Canada3685 Posts
On March 20 2014 11:14 Zooper31 wrote: Don't buy it at full price dude, you know better. Is there a way to block all communication at the end of the match from the opposite team? Or at all even once the match is over? Doesn't let me scroll through the scoreboard. You can disable all voice chat but I don't think there's a way to solely disable hearing the opposite team. I think your best bet would be to bind a key to disable all voice chat and just press it when the game ends. Here are three possible binds that I threw together and they do the same thing. I guess the first is best because of it's simplicity but I don't know how to code. 1) bindtoggle kp_pgdn voice_enable 2) bind "kp_downarrow" "incrementvar voice_enable 0 1 1" 3) alias voicetoggle "voiceon" | ||
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wptlzkwjd
Canada1240 Posts
Basically it teaches you where to aim your crosshair at all times and will greatly help with faster reaction. | ||
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Tennet
United States1458 Posts
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Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
On March 20 2014 12:26 Tennet wrote: I need to work on being more consistent. In DM I can rifle pretty decent most the time, but in matches I sometimes just derp out and shoot so poorly.. I think some of it could be that I stop being so calm and focused, another could be that I haven't fully committed shooting into my muscle memory. In a match I'm focused on more than just shooting right. I guess I need to DM more? In the words of get_right, yes. Always DM, never not DM. | ||
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jaymik
Korea (South)425 Posts
On March 20 2014 11:09 SoleSteeler wrote: I used to be pretty good at CS when I was a teenager. Only $14.99 on Steam? hmmm... There are servers in Korea, right? very little, queue times will be long also. too bad the fps community is really split in korea | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On March 20 2014 08:17 insectoceanx wrote: God steam is pissing me off lately, is it down this often or more as of the last week? Yep it is. I'm working on a school project that require's me to take Server Statistics about TF2, yet it has happened a couple of times that Steam is having problems around 20 CET (which is when I out the statistics) | ||
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Kotreb
Croatia1392 Posts
On March 20 2014 12:10 wptlzkwjd wrote: this video is really helpful for beginners to CS:GO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9mvXfnY8wU Basically it teaches you where to aim your crosshair at all times and will greatly help with faster reaction. Saw that video few weeks ago, it really helped me. On a side note: anybody have any tips on how to control AK better? I just seem to suck immensely with it. Tried watching the adren video and it helped a bit, but i can't seem to get it right. | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On March 20 2014 06:17 whiteLotus wrote: guys did you see xizt girlfriend flaming fifflaren on hltv ? holy fucking shit im not sure how is that possible WOW and whats worst she actually thinks shes very right and is actually doing a fucking good thing for NIP cuz they could get young and potentially strong player if they kicked fifflaren, and she just spits this shit on hltv WOW must be tough on fiff Must be tough for xizt too, imagine your girlfriend shitting all over one of your teammate and having to deal with that. The irony is that if someone would get kicked from NiP it would probably be xizt because friberg and fiff are very good friends (same for forest and get_right) and the four of them live either at the gaming house or near. Only Xizt does not. Plus, its not like his performance at the final was good either, and Fiff had a very good tournament apart from that serie. | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On March 20 2014 15:53 Kotreb wrote: Saw that video few weeks ago, it really helped me. On a side note: anybody have any tips on how to control AK better? I just seem to suck immensely with it. Tried watching the adren video and it helped a bit, but i can't seem to get it right. Play a ton of deathmatch and FFA. There is no way around it, you have to practice at some point :D | ||
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Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
On March 20 2014 15:53 Kotreb wrote: Saw that video few weeks ago, it really helped me. On a side note: anybody have any tips on how to control AK better? I just seem to suck immensely with it. Tried watching the adren video and it helped a bit, but i can't seem to get it right. http://imgur.com/a/mzpuh#0 Practice that, ofc the amount you adjust depends on your mouse sens, but mostly practice and getting a feel of how far down you need to pull. | ||
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zuqbu
Germany797 Posts
On March 20 2014 05:35 Lockitupv2 wrote: Ill never understand how people can be ranked below MG1. I pretty much force myself to believe that its just the people with terrible computers who cant really run the game that have those ranks. I'm ranked between MG2 and MGE and I don't get this attitude. First of all, CS is a leisure activity for most people, and because they have other priorities they may not even care to get better at CS, they just want to relax and shoot stuff for an hour before going to bed. Then, skill groups are always a relative measurement and not absolute – if everyone would be as good as a MG1, someone ranked MG1 right now would be silver then because the competition is much fiercer. Also, if the minimum level of play would be that high, it would also be toxic for the community in the long run because most people trying out the game would be discouraged to play after getting demolished every time. That's what happend/happens to/at Quake, and see how popular that is right now. No Karate club is gaining members by smashing the face of everyone that happens to walk through their door. The vast majority of casual players help in growing the game, by buying keys, watching tournaments and just by playing a little and raising the total numbers. Everyone has his role, sponsors don't care what skill groups viewers/players are in, and if a Silver player buys a key that not only raises price pools for the high end of the scene, it's also money for valve that encourages them to further work and improve the game. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On March 20 2014 17:58 zuqbu wrote: The vast majority of casual players help in growing the game, by buying keys, watching tournaments and just by playing a little and raising the total numbers. Everyone has his role, sponsors don't care what skill groups viewers/players are in, and if a Silver player buys a key that not only raises price pools for the high end of the scene, it's also money for valve that encourages them to further work and improve the game. After watching the latest ESL tournament, buying a key has never felt so amazing. I also want to improve my game, but right now I don't have that much time or motivation to play Competitive. | ||
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On March 20 2014 05:35 Lockitupv2 wrote: Ill never understand how people can be ranked below MG1. I pretty much force myself to believe that its just the people with terrible computers who cant really run the game that have those ranks. That's some pretty elitist thinking right there... What's your point ? | ||
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RagequitBM
Canada2270 Posts
Also, just lost CT side on Train 7 - 8, and ended up winning T side to get promoted to Gold Nova 2, such a good feeling! Slowly climbing the ranks. | ||
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zuqbu
Germany797 Posts
On March 20 2014 19:30 RagequitBM wrote: Is a draw just neutral for your mmr? I don't really understand how that works. Also, just lost CT side on Train 7 - 8, and ended up winning T side to get promoted to Gold Nova 2, such a good feeling! Slowly climbing the ranks. no, your hidden MMR will gain or lose points depending on the MMR of your opponents even when the result is a draw. | ||
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Tennet
United States1458 Posts
On March 20 2014 15:53 Kotreb wrote: Saw that video few weeks ago, it really helped me. On a side note: anybody have any tips on how to control AK better? I just seem to suck immensely with it. Tried watching the adren video and it helped a bit, but i can't seem to get it right. What helped me get better at it (at least being able to spray a wall with a fairly concentrated spread) was to do it over and over. Go offline vs no bots sv_cheats 1 sv_showimpacts 1 sv_infiniteammo 2 give weapon_ak47 Study the spray pattern and work on going opposite of it. You must do it over and over and over. I got more comfortable with it after emptying approx 120 magazines of AK ammo (30 AKs but was probably more). | ||
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Qbek
Poland12923 Posts
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Niteblade_
Canada292 Posts
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