Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - Page 461

On June 20 2014 04:02 NihiLStarcraft wrote:
Today was the first day that I tried out the much-suggested aim exercise that a lot of pros use where you play DM 1vX against knife-only bots. It's great, took a bit to figure out how to set it up but when you get it started it really is a power workout. In my competitive game afterwards I felt my aim was MUCH better already after just 45-60 minutes of prior exercise.

In case anybody here is interested and unsure how to do it, this is how it goes:

Click Play->Offline with Bots. Select any random map, set Bots to Expert Level and hit Play. Once you're loaded in, open the console and type "changelevel aim_map". You can use any other aim map if you want to and/or don't have aim_map. When it's done loading, type "bot_kick" to remove all bots. Use "mp_roundtime 15" if you want to practice 15 minutes, otherwise alter the number, "mp_autoteambalance 0" and "mp_limitteams 30" to make sure you can stack the teams in any way you want, then make the bots use knifes only by typing "bot_knives_only 1". You also want to type "sv_infinite_ammo 1" to make sure you don't need to reload. Once that's done let the game restart with "mp_restartgame 1" to update the new round time. Then just kick bots again with "bot_kick" if they autojoin and type "bot_add_t" or "bot_add_ct" to add bots only to the team you're not on, I played 1v5 which works pretty well to start with.

The idea is of course not to find a camper spot on the map where the bots can't reach you, what I did is run into the open middle of aim_map where the bots rush me over and over and just turn around, headshot, headshot, turn around, headshot etc. It's a constant stream of moving and jumping targets and if you miss too much they get close and kill you. Excellent workout really. Thanks to whoever suggested that and posted that video of Scream doing it as well!

On June 20 2014 03:47 Sn0_Man wrote:

SMG's are purchased on anti-eco rounds (Basically when you beat them pistol round) since they are super effective against unarmored opponents. However, in higher level play this use doesn't even exist since the pistol round losers buy armor/cz anyway. Shotguns are rarely used but the mag 7 is a strong cheap-buy as CT when you can't afford an M4 and full nades and are holding areas where you can guarantee being up close.

On June 20 2014 04:05 NihiLStarcraft wrote:
Yeah writing your own CFG for that makes sense although you will need to have two ones depending on what side you play on, otherwise you'll still have to manually add bots only to the other side because the script can't know what team you're playing on as far as I know.

On June 20 2014 04:23 Tennet wrote:

Especially if you go clutch with the swag 7..

On June 20 2014 01:00 Djzapz wrote:

Seems like most good players have switched to the CZ75 lately it seems like it's all we saw at DH. I still use the P250 because I'm pretty good with it and I can't CZ75, the fact that it has only 24 bullets makes me nervous. P250 has more ammo, more control, perhaps a bit less potential for a fast kill during a gun round. P250 I'd say has more control where the CZ75 can get you a sick clutch. The P250 is better for kills for a distance whereas the CZ75 can really surprise someone with a rifle in close quarters and get you a chance to get that rifle and use it to win the round.

The CZ75 spray pattern is very simple, just drag toward the bottom left with at a 15-20 degree angle.

On June 20 2014 07:48 NihiLStarcraft wrote:
Huh? I'm pretty sure the P250 is accurate? Here's the GIF from the album posted earlier:



It definitely feels like a very accurate pistol to me, and I also prefer it to the CZ.

On June 20 2014 07:27 Nouar wrote:

I hate p250, i only aim heads and its not perfectly accurate, meaning i often miss perfect shots... 5-7 is my bitch in dm, but too expensive in competitive to my liking.. cz75... somewhat like :-) csgo deagle? Bah, what amazingxkcd wrote earlier.