^^^ Good advice.
Competitive CS is just that, competitive. You'll need a lot of practice and some training before you're ready for that level of play.
By the way, it's normal to die almost every round in competitive mode.
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Bad idea man. Raging russians gonna kill your ears.
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Just keep playing, drop weapons and buy moar games selling those weapons like everyone else...
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i am in CS: GO noob too, but i have some experience from CS 1.6 so here is some tips: Stick with team, communicate, listen what others says, be careful and dont rush without checking every corner, throw flashbank first, always have ready full clip, you never know what could be behind some crate or corner, have prepared secondary weapon when you run out of ammo and first try some practice against bots, it could help
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Sound is important. Keep your volume high. Hearing footsteps always gives you the advantage, so you can peak first.
Try to outplay your opponents. With the correct use of flashes and smokes you can fake an A push and head to B, so as to force a rotation that can be desasterous for the enemy team.
Equipment is also pretty important. A good mouse and a mousepad are needed for a better experience.
Try to communicate as much as possible with your teammates. I have a team and have played several LANs, and seriously, communicating can change the whole game.
Try to check corners and place your crosshair at head level. This way you can get the correct peak first, and rack up some kills in every round.
Try to learn the spray patterns of ALL the weapons. You might play well with the AWP, so if you're good at fast pacing with the awp and doing fast peaks and plays, then try to practice with the awp.
Rank doesn't matter. If you play for months and you're still Master Guardian or gold nova, I believe LAN is where it's at (most teams have low ranks but in LAN they perform better, for example in LANs we face Global Elites and we manage to beat them even though we are only DMG and LEM.)
Learn some strats by watching videos, and learn callouts. Important for communication and helps your teammates a lot to inform them about an enemys position.
That's pretty much it, if you want help or anything, you can add me up :) I love helping new people out :)
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Play casual until you feel confident about going to competitive. In comp, buy armor and defuse kit as CT. Also you need to eco atleast 1 round when you lose a pistol round. Know all the places, the place names are above the minimap I think. Also don't buy AWP if you can't shoot with it. Learn to AK47. Don't buy shotguns or Negev or some SMGs unless you absolutely want to. Remain calm, it's only a game. Buy nades. Plant the bomb, stick with your team as T. As CT a 5 man stack at one site isn't the best way to win. That's all I can gather right now from my mind. And LISTEN TO EVERYTHING
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learn how to aim on death match
learn the maps from watching pro players on twitch. I am following n0thing, he is really funny beside giving good advice, you may want to watch him.
Unlike the dude above me I would say:
DO NOT stick to noob guns
DO play with AK47/m4a1s/m4a4 instead of p90 and the other SMGs. Once you learn how to use these the SMGs will be easier.
DO aim for the head. In Death Matches you can only try to hold the crosshair on enemy head without even shooting, just hold it as much as you can on the head to get used to it.
DO NOT go only for body shots, you will get used to this style of playing and it will be hard to change it.
DO NOT rely on going behind of your enemies, that rarely works.
DO crouch if you feel you need. When do you need to crouch?
a) when you want to be a smaller target
b) when your spray get out of control
GL HF :)
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For better shooting
1) Learn recoil patterns
2) Play deatchmatch or target practice maps
3) Use a mouse mat and/or a mouse with a good sensor
For being better overall
1) Learn the map like the back of your hand - callouts, spots, site/mid control, prefire positions
2) Communicate with your team - callout enemy positions, make sure your teammates are aware of everything going on on the map
3) Learn smoke and prenade positions on each map, know the right time to use the flash
4) Learn about economics, know when to forcebuy and when to save money
5) Predict you enemy's moves, this is more advanced stuff that require a lot of practice to master
6) Watch ALL tutorials/commentaries by TheWarOwl, you can learn a lot from him
7) Watch pro players' streams on twitch
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And if you're a "kid with high pitched voice" refrain from talking in chat. People hate those kinds of people.
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Some nice tips in here.
I bought CSGO a while ago but didn't get to play it much as I had to switch to a capped internet, but the few hours of gameplay made me love that game.
I used to play multiplayer games like Battlefield 3, and failing considerably.
In CSGO? I kick ass. It one of the very few games where I can actually lead on the leaderboard sometimes (Yeah, I suck at competitive FPSs.)
I think it turns out that every CSGO player can use the same weapons in a match, instead of needing to level up to unlock more powerful weapons (like in BF3).
Whenever I get a decent internet again, I must remember this thread, you guys give out VERY nice tips.
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If everything else fails, got a aimbot.
Then you'll get VAC banned and you won't have to worry about being good at the game! :D
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add me if you want. I can teach you how to aim, when to buy, etc.
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find 4 friends and keep playing with them ;) then you won't have retard russians in your team raging like cry babys.
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So, I bought cs go cuz it was the daily deal yesterday. I'm not generally good at fps games, or games in general, but I've seen a lot of gameplay of cs go on youtube and I thought I might get better over time if I play this amazing game. I played on casual a bit but I wanted to play competitive for a more tactical and less-chaotic experience, and so I could rank up and stuff like that. I pretty much die every round in a competitive match, with a third as many kills. Any tips for a noob?
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