Tap, burst, try to kill him patient, Don t just start keep holding the button. Same for all cs games.Īk is pretty ez tbh. Look some csgo positioning tutorials aswell. Play passive, you're ct, cover positions, dont rush, dont be greedy. Find it on youtubeĪlso using an m4, don't try to over commit. Stutter stepping is needed to ve learned. Try to stick the crosshair to the head, pro's doing it properly seems like they are hacking soooo. And yeah crosshair needs to be at small, or medium (small for primary awpers)Īk and M4 are crucial, even if you want to be an awper. Just hold knife, run onto thr opponent and stick the crosshair to the head. Then just try to track bots head while running. I also recommend $2000$.įinding a sens isn't hard. More of that later.Īim_headshot and aim_map are some of the best maps for skill learning. I made a pack so that if I have to reinstall, it’s easy to just extract them to the game folder. Actually I got those maps from Gamebanana CS 1.6 maps Hall of Fame (best ever maps of all time with best ratings). It isn’t huge (approx 1GB) and I’m happy to shoot you a link. Misc: I also have a huge pack of maps - many beautiful, some fun to explore, varying in size, and different types (cs, de, fy_ etc) and I keep a backup in my Google Drive with bot navmeshes. Decide if you like stretched or blackbars better - blackboard is just 16:9 with less horizontal view.Īsk absolutely any questions you want! I’m really eager to help. Also, play on a 4:3 resolution (“Normal” in the video settings resolution drop down) as Widescreen / 16:9 messes up the FoV. Use raw input with mouse filter OFF for mouse. I encourage you to have a look! I hope it helps :) I’ve broken down the basics of the technical side of the game in great detail. Take a look at my comment, and ideally the whole thread here.
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