The Key to Success in CS2…
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- A cs2 game sense guide where I talk about problem solving and the myriad of outcomes CS2 has to offer. Game sense hasn't really been discussed in the cs2 community, therefore this cs2 guide isn't your typical tips and tricks video... It's something that will elevate your thought process to a habitual and mindful way to approach CS2.
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timestaps:
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Proactiveness & Reactiveness
02:55 - Reads & Predictions
04:48 - The Perfect Comparison
06:54 - Outside Resources
#cs2 #gamesense #cs2guide - Ігри
The comparison of game sense and music theory was excellent
Thank you mate! :)))
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Showing a stalemate when you said 'I beat the normal difficulty bot with ease' made me chuckle.
Your editing has stepped up big time. At this point you are like an ASMR for CS. Keep fookin eving it meit !
Hahaha thank you lad I really appreciate that :)
Watching kneel is like listening to your dad who has much more knowledge and always happy to share it. Thank you ❤
Criminally underrated channel. Keep it up bud. My worst problem right now is just overthinking my aim, I know it's decent, I just cave to pressure and tense uo in game. Might be another interesting topic, those that can frag out in DM but whiff city when you're holding a site.
I think my favorite aspect of game sense is when I am in the clutch. You know you have no one else to rely on and you just have to piece together the remaining info and come up with a plan in a very short amount of time. Feels the most like chess to me and it is somewhere I typically excel. 1v2 is somewhere I feel like I thrive.
Most underrated cs youtuber for sure. I need to improve at both chess and gamesense, can't be a coincidence XD
hahahha cheers bro!
One of the most genuine sounding CS UA-camrs. This dude deserves more subscribers. Just found your content last week and tho I’m not new to CS there is always something in one of his videos that I don’t normally think of or practice. Thanks for all the videos they are definitely appreciated.
Thank you mate I appreciate it a lot!! :))
Another banging love the sneaky star wars ref
I would love to see a video on what I call "the art of pugging." I feel like this is a complicated and essential skill that is often lost on new & intermediate players. I learned this concept on my own as a PUGged ESEA and later Faceit back in the day. Personally, it allowed me to get to high ranks by solo q many times, even as an aggressively mediocre aimer.
I would describe this as a combo of teamwork, learning meta, communication/ vocabulary, and mindfulness that allows for [maximizing] the most of your team of randos. Essentially, it is the ability to modify your gameplay to fill the gaps within your team. For example, when your team needs direction, become the IGL; when your coms are low, ask the right questions; when your teammate is on a tear, set him up; when your teammates are aggressive play a support role/ throwing util; when your team is passive, having plays to make space.
I think a lot of this comes down to a mindset and learning "pugging vocabulary." For example, the names of standard utility (see Mahone's History of videos) different strategies (contact, walk out, pop, rush, fake, seesaw) and the combo of them both.
It also comes down to a mindset where you understand your team as a group of fast-paced problem-solving. This goes hand in hand with learning concepts and ways to express them quickly and efficiently. The art of pugging is about placing yourself in front the team, making fewer mistakes, and knowing when you have to step up to win the game!
Furthermore, its about understanding team culture. Beyond being kind and muting toxic teammates, I have been fortunaate enough ot PUG in both NA and EU, and found there are clear differences in how different pugging cultures play! In NA we love to "run it down" with fast, utiliy based stratagies out of spawn. But I found in EU, there was an empahsis on positioning and slow map control. Never have I ever walked up cat on Mirage in a 3v3 with 20 seconds left until I played with Russians! Of course there is a mix of both of these in both regions, but being able to adapt to different styles that I was unacustomed to def pushed my pugging skills to the max.
I would love to see you take on this concept. To me, it seems like the perfect sequel to your Gamesense video. And it's a great concept to know!
This is an amazing comment mate!! I feel bad for not replying with a paragraph myself but this is really insightful lad, suuper good points I agree completely matey.
I’ll mention this in the next video :)
Found your videos last night man whilst looking for tips and you do the best CS videos i've seen! Thanks for all the help!
Thank you mate I’m glad you like the videos :))
bro your voice is so relaxing also with the background music, i feel relaxed watching
Ayy cheers lad I appreciate it :)
your videos are actually really interesting. i knew all of this already but it was still really fun to watch; and i think you could just upload your rambles about the game because it is enjoyable to listen to!
Thank you mate I appreciate the kind words :)))
Hungover sunday = Learingvideo by the legend
Theory and game sense videos are my favorite kind of content. I would love way more of these kind of videos. Please put out more. I could listen to you ramble about CS for hours.
vids keep getting better and better mate couldn't imagine what more you have to offer, never disappoint. Really enjoyed this one and hearing you say girthy comment made me chuckle so here's a chubby one for ye pal 👍
The chuckle goes both ways it seems! I appreciate the nice chub :)
That bro who played the guitar was gripping that pick lol
I love your videos man. It looked like you really put a lot of effort on every one of them. Keep up the good work man! You deserve more subscribers.
I actually really enjoyed the chess analogy, I have a buddy who's newer to CS he's only got like 400 hours and wasn't a PC gamer growing up so he's always saying he's trash but he's played way too much chess and did use to watch CS so for someone who's only been playing for like a year his game sense is leagues better than when I was at his hour count😅 now he just needs to practice his aimin and we'll be gamin
Thank you mate I appreciate that! I’m interested to see your friends progression! He will likely catch onto the learning curve very quickly as it sounds like he already has :))
And the legend is back!
well-executed crisp clean infolocks are the key to success
Love that you mentioned the chess example. Been using that same example to explain the complexity of a Cs game to my girlfriend XD
Also been playing chess, since I started IGL'ing. Not to say that I'm good at it (chess or IGL'ing) but it's definitely fun and keeps me busy when I'm bored.
Have a good one lad, till next time ❤
Thank you for the kind words mate I’m glad you relate to what I am talking about :))
Nice video! Regarding what you said about formulating a plan based on the enemies' weakness (e.g. Trying to catch the rotating players off guard): I think you could've delved deeper into the individuals' decision making in addition to thinking of it as a group decision. Sometimes you just don't have the time to make up a plan, and you just need to act.
For example, when you are playing default 1-3-1 on T side, the thing the lurkers/extremity players need be able to do is react when needed - based on intuition. Intuition is obviously hard to practice, but watching demos for example help a ton.
Dam this guy is Counter Strike
Thanks for the vids, always simple to understand and very interesting to watch. Love it
Thank you lad I’m glad you like them :)
I don’t know you, but I think you are extraordinary person. I was around 1.5 and 1.6 age now years later I came back. I think a beginners guide would be awesome
I prefer to play reactive on the first few rounds and it's easier to do that as CT. As time goes on and I got the gist of each player of my enemies, I start doing proactive occasionally to catch them off guard.
Bro actually learned chess simply to make a point in a video.
Hell yeah we are learning a lot from ya!
Game sense for me is pure intelligence: not every skilled cs player has good game sense... Even lvl10 players (imo)
loved the vid as per lad I would pay so much for coaching from U i swear the way u explain things different level
Thank you mate that’s a rly nice compliment :)
God tier vid as always
cheers lad I appreciate it :))
Just coming in to like and comment to boost you
Legendary thank you!
When ur playing with 4 Russians, in premier, don't tell me about rethinking the rounds 🤣
It has nothing to do with the content, but I love Zeldas Lullaby. Absolutely amazing music choice
You are doing amazing job bro
Cheers lad it means a lot :)
hey man what music are you using for the video at 3:18?
Your voice made me sleep, and be better at the game, thank you🫶
super underated video and very good editing compared to me XD
Hahaha thank you mate I appreciate that! :)
Hey buddy, thanks for you videos.
Have been in and out of the game for longer than Donk have lived, still reaping a lot of benefits from these videos.
Do you have any community/discord that might set up 5 stacks?
Would be fun to play with people who use their time to watch these kind of videos.
Hey bro thank you for the nice comment :))
I am actually going to set up a discord soon for this exact reason. I’ll put it in a video announcing it when it’s up
we can exchange guitar lessons to cs2 lessons! Hahaha great video man
6:32 - this is a stalemated position, so its not a win, its a draw.
I think that’s the bit because he says “beat em with ease”
Babe wake up kneel uploaded
FUCKIN AV IT KNEEL!
Do you have advice on thinking about it like chess? Something about thinking of the multiple steps ahead doesnt want to work with my brain 🤔
peas teleported into yes
Good channel
Thank you! :)
How do you do the cinematics?
In s2fm mate :)
Someone can tell me the map name on 6:50 please?
Wonderful video mate. Just one problem, why are you british?
As a 1800 chess player the move at 5:48 wasn’t good because of pawn to d5 and you need to move the bishop thus wasting a move.
Who gives a fuck?
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6:55 +rep mario
Just the tip
Game sense come from i die there later me know i die from there
I really wouldnt recommend to play chess against bots because if youre not playing against a perfect bot they are programmed to make mistakes and often no human would make those mistakes on the other hand you cant learn from the perfect bot because often the ideas behind their moves are too sofisticated to understand(for example random king moves)
i think you are smart enough to not oversimplify cs, many times we see cts trying to be proactive yet they die early round, opening a site while trying to "get information" .... sometimes information early round is really not important or required at all...
have u looked at statistics about the win percentage for ct's after a plant cancellation? and a plant cancellation, even though not trivial, is not impossible to setup in any kind of round...
more than information, what really is valuable is the capability of your team to finally set each ally up to win their gun fight...
also the chess analogy is meh,,, that mindset is valuable if you want to become a coach maybe but not really useful for avg mm player imo
i was excited when u announced the video yet im dissapointed now
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Bro teach me the chess i can play cs.
jk the gamesense iceberg would be interesting
Dont peek into awps
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I appreciate the comments my guy thank you :)