3000 Hours What I've Learned So Far...

[BoltAction]

• Gun Skill and Game Sense:
  These two go hand in hand if you're looking to improve yourself as a player. Gun Skill is in general knowing how to use your weapon whether it be knowing the spray of your AK or getting crisp clean headshots with a scout. Now to use that gun skill you have to have game sense, I would call game sense anything you learn that helps you gain an advantage over the enemy. This could range from a nade you can throw to prepeek spots.
• Persistence:
  Keeping a steady schedule of when you plan on playing CS is a great way to ensure you are sharpening your skills. I personally have started to play at least a comp match every other day and if I feel like it I'll play more. Without persistence you lose the muscle memory that you've built over time.
• Attitude:
  Possibly the biggest factor when playing CS. Attitude is a game changer if you play grumpy you tend to get frustrated easily. I myself and others I play with know very well I can be very loud when we lose rounds to simple mistakes or misleading information. When you take a step back however and realize that there are 30 rounds to be played and you lost 1 out of the 30 it's not a huge difference. You yourself can't change other people's attitude, but you have control over yourself.

 

[BeauL5]

Ok

 

[Mayhem Death]

I like it, your attitude can easily change the way you will play. Nicely said

 

[Michael Bolton]

I like it, your attitude can easily change the way you will play. Nicely said

I strive to be like Mayhem, by playing only when I'm drunk and just goofing around the whole game.

 

[spark]

I strive to be like Mayhem, by playing only when I'm drunk and just goofing around the whole game.

not like u can tell the difference of when hes goofing off or srs

 

[Makalala]

crisp clean lock

 

[Ric]

What I’ve learned being AFK since 2009:

Jail is the best.

 

[Woes]

• Gun Skill and Game Sense:
  These two go hand in hand if you're looking to improve yourself as a player. Gun Skill is in general knowing how to use your weapon whether it be knowing the spray of your AK or getting crisp clean headshots with a scout. Now to use that gun skill you have to have game sense, I would call game sense anything you learn that helps you gain an advantage over the enemy. This could range from a nade you can throw to prepeek spots.
• Persistence:
  Keeping a steady schedule of when you plan on playing CS is a great way to ensure you are sharpening your skills. I personally have started to play at least a comp match every other day and if I feel like it I'll play more. Without persistence you lose the muscle memory that you've built over time.
• Attitude:
  Possibly the biggest factor when playing CS. Attitude is a game changer if you play grumpy you tend to get frustrated easily. I myself and others I play with know very well I can be very loud when we lose rounds to simple mistakes or misleading information. When you take a step back however and realize that there are 30 rounds to be played and you lost 1 out of the 30 it's not a huge difference. You yourself can't change other people's attitude, but you have control over yourself.

"I don't give a _____ about frags to be honest, frags don't matter, key frags are ones that matter, theres alot of new players who should know that" - Friberg

 

[C7R35]

I only have like 2,000 hours in CS across two accounts and what I've learned so far:

- It's broken

- I made enough money trading/betting skins to pay my apartment lease for a year (no joke, me and a friend would win $1,000 pots weekly lol)

- Valve stop

 

[SigmaMX]

What I’ve learned being AFK since 2009:

Jail is the best.

I love you, hahahaha.

 

[LordClouds]

beautifully worded my man

 

[Reign]

bolt could?ve just kept it short and sweet by saying valve is too stupid to fix hitboxes lol let?s all go to css


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