survival help

Use your radar, it helps a lot it's almost like a hack in some ways.
Try different guns and see what's good for you and use that.
 
Don't play for a really long time all at once, and don't play (or at least don't expect to do well) if you're tired. It's amazing how much that affects me, anyway, even if I don't notice it doing other things.
 
roger that
corners, radar and bt
im on it :D
would anybody recomend making a temporary server and playing against expert bots?
or would that be useless...
im just hoping this is helping not just me :D
 
Make sure to scream at your opponent when running at them slashing wildly with the knife.

Lol, in all perspective though, everyone has given out some good advice!
 
Im with you waldo, been knid of in a dry spell since summer started, today i went 11-34 in dust2 then 7-24 in office before rage quiting both. I blame it on to much jail break. -__-
Also if you flash your flash light on and off you temporarily blind your enemy.
 
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Also remember, in order to get good at something, you need to fail at it a lot first, so don't get discouraged. It took me almost 3 months when I first started playing just to break even on my kdr.
 
Dr?? said:
Also remember, in order to get good at something, you need to fail at it a lot first, so don't get discouraged. It took me almost 3 months when I first started playing just to break even on my kdr.
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thats a bit part of it. don't compromise a bad habit for the proper technique (EG spraying over aiming/burst shots) just because you're not used to it and you die. Thats how you get used to it. You'll learn and get more skilled the more you are killed. it develops over time
 
I would say fail at it alot like Droo said. Counter-strike comes naturally to some people just like everything else in life. For some it takes a lot of practice. As Junk said, dont get into bad habits because once you do, it will be hard to get out of. Try to set up private basic training lessons or something and just keep practicing. Get used to the weapons your using and just build up from there on, dont expect to just start getting one hit headshots like that, it takes practice. Atleast for most people it does haha.
 
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Also if you are going to camp always be in a spot that has good coverage and view of the area in front of you, dont leave behind you exposed or anything, always listen for footsteps and using radar is very handy, try to stay concealed as long as possible until they are very close then pop out and catch them by surprise
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adding to this, when picking a camping spot pick on with clean outs, like on highschool dont camp at the end of west hall but more towards CT stairs so you can head out CT window for the flank... oops i just gave away something there but it works
 
kk well i officially need help
ive dropped 112 ranks and 1200 points in 5 days
any bt instructors im trying but i cant ceem to get a hold of you
pm me if you read this
 
Maybe you are just off game. Just keep practicing. Maybe change your tactics a little since you are not doing so well with them. Change how you are playing.
 
Waldo you and I will join forces we will equal one pro player theres no stopping us.
 
Well... I normally just stay with the team its the best way to survive. Try and say towards the back, but not too far back or you'll get flanked. And don't worry about points just play for fun the points will come :D
 
ahha yeah ive stopped caring about points.
i got a bt from king, which has helped
and im getting one from quix tomorrow :D
and i know lots of people are worried about rank
heres what i figured
dont worry about rank or points. just go for kdr. you could have a 6.0 kdr and technically have like 4500 points :D
and that would still mean your pro
 
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