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I started 4 weeks ago and initially dropped to 700 elo and am now at 1000. it's frustrating because I'm now just where I was when I made my account, I can't tell if I've actually improved or if this is just fluctuation

Small Disclaimer: Schizophrenia may occur as a symptom after watching this video.

One of the best and useful video I ever seen for Cs2. Thanks a lot man! Keep going! 💪🏻

bro I swear there are like barely any youtubers who make good content that just gets straight to the point, and this guy is one of them 10/10 love you bro

That glove/knife/m4 combo is nuts, love the way the colours perfectly match

video idea: daily schedule to improve in cs like (1st warmup 2nd ect)

I think youre confusing some good positions with offangles, all of these werent angles but nice video.

Good news for anyone interested in the inferno self boost on short - it's easier than ever on this iteration of the map and can be done consistently without a lineup. You can learn it in practice mode in less than 10 minutes, and once you've learned it, you're gonna get it right every time.

I've died to all these spots; especially the CT ancient cat push paired with a B player throwing a molly for the ramp up to cave. My teams can never seem to deal with that. Great video!

Brother😂😂. You are unironicly the reason I stopped playing leage of legends

Best vd ive ever seen bro thx for tips

the camera is centered on the characters body, the model leans to the right meaning if anything its a left eye game.

How can people bother to play faceit? Takes forever for everyone to connect to a game and 50% of cases its a cancelled match.

I have 100 hours in the game and hopefully at 500 hours i will see some nice difference

nah i will never install valorant cuz its just counter strike with some stupid anime bullshit weapons and characters so get that shit out of my eyes and ears!

me : okay this video will tell me what off and headshot angles are the best to hold I can't wait the video : don't play B anchor me : oh

NA lvl10 = EU lvl 6 btw. It's always has been and always will be.

Why do you dont recommend DMing on Pracc?

How do you play the prefire maps on pracc? It says that i need pracc VIP or LITE, and that i can get it by playing DM (deathmatch?), but playing it doesn't do anything, is the only way to play it is by paying?

How do you approach demo reviews? Do you watch the entire match just from your own perspective?

bear down

Hey mate i noticed the Muhammad Ali poster in your room do you do combat sports by any chance?

Do you know any tips and tricks for finding out your perfect mouse sensitivity since thats something very imporant if you want to get good at aiming

Loosing it's normal, but loosing because of stupid people in your team isn't something normal. It's ok for me when someone do mistakes, but c'mon, when you are in Ct side you don't have to push, you have to comunicate and make the oponent do mistakes, you have to wait! I lost a lot of elo because people just don't care and playing for fun, meanwhile me who take it serious and paying for faceit premium.

No office position :(

how can I lose elo scaring????

The editing in this vid is great ryder! Thanks for all the advice

This video was extremely helpful! Thanks for the recommendation <3

thx brother good video for begenirs*

2k elo in US = 1k elo in eu, just saying.

Lvl 3 here, 500 hours in game and the best advice for everyone if you want to improve at anything is efficiency! This applies if you want to reach your goal faster and not wasting too many hours. Use any advice you can and focus on the game more if this is really what you want.. good luck everyone

at the end of the day you just cant teach passion

Great video and mentality.

excellent video Ryder. thank you. great tips

1.Never play solo u only gonna have loses,bad mates and waste of time 2. U need mates with good aim, timing knowledge and game sanse 3. U need have good aim, timing knowledge and game sense That's how u gonna up lvl fast

whats your resolution set up? You really inspired me and you've earned a subscriber. I have been playing csgo/cs2 since 2014 and never really focussed on practising to the point where I stopped practising and only play pugs. I have been a hard stuck level 8 faceit no matter how hard I try in the games and I have realized that because i'm not practising or warming up and just going right into the game, its going to be hard to succeed. I wanted to ask you as well. Recently i have found that if i go into a pug after deathmatching for 30-45 minutes and doing aim botz for 500 kills, i end up doing really poorly in the game. Is there a reason for this? This has happened many times and my friends are telling me its probably because of burn out. Is there any advice you can offer for me? Should i be practising after the pugs or something?

Someone told me to "Get good", and then I magically did

fabulous content

Couldn’t agree more with it all. The daily DMs are so important.

I currently grinding the ranks of faceit, and this video and a bunch of other videos of you and wilson, and other csgo youtubers helped me out a lot.

Great advice! I personally would even put communication as a higher priority to learn around level 3-4 so that people can at least call "Location > Number of Enemies > Damage/Action" (i.e. pushing, walking, ran back etc.) Not necessarily to do strats, but teammates are much more helpful if they tell me when they have contact (as long as it's simple and accurate, not "THEY'RE ALL HERE HELP" when it was 1 dude). My early climb would've been a lot easier if more people at least told me what the enemies are doing in their deathcam haha. Another banger video with concentrated information 👍

pienix is such a goated coach

Ez sub

am i schizophrenic or is this a reupload?

lol i have lvl 10 on faceit and i know only one smoke for ct on mirage xdddddd

I am not sure, why I watched the whole video 😂 I have 2.5k elo 😂 I think it’s a well done video 😂 But I think you missed out the most important part of cs. Good communication is the key to win. If you get a lot of useful info.. it makes the game so much easier.. even a „ I’m smoked off, they can push you“ helps so much for positioning

Important note tor DMing: Do not under any circumstances take your K/D, kill streaks, any performance indicators seriously. DMing should be use purely for working on aim fundamentals, if you find yourself getting frustrated because you're not hitting your shots or are getting spawn killed constantly, take a break. Remember, DMing is not indicative of your future game performance. You can outfrag an entire server for an hour and immediately bottom frag your next 3 matches.

In my now 2.4 hours of CS I’ve played over the years, I’ve never played faceit. On CSGO, the highest rank I got to was DMG, and the highest elo I got to in CS2 premier was right below 18k. I was thinking I start my faceit journey in lvl 5, but I’m unsure

Max I can commit to cs is about 2hrs a day. I can’t fit dming, practicing and playing pugs all in that time. Would you recommend just playing one pug a day and rest practice?

great video bro I'm 2.2k elo but I don't practice cuz I can't be bothered. I'll try to start warming up and practicing before games