First tutorial in YEARS, I know theres a lot of people out there that are actually very new to CS and I hope this helped a few of y'all More tutorials / tips soon ! Expect more in depth stuff
@@secularph8424are you playing premier or competitive? Premier is the new ranked competitive, regular competitive you only get rank for each map and it’s not viewable to other players. People are basically just using it as a 5v5 casual now
Both ambient occlusion and global shadows can be used in CS2 to spot enemy player's presence before you actually see them. Thanks to CS2 finally having real time shadows and occlusion indoors. Having shadows on low is factually putting yourself at a disadvantage.
@@EagleFPV43 it's never about fps. It's about game to render latency. most of the time when ur game feels choppy latency is the issue not fps. I would happily play with 100 fps locked with 10ms frame time. I play with 150 fps and my frame time jumps around allot especially when nades are poppin.
@ahnafrayeedahmed yh i rarely have more than 20ms latency. Op was stating that fps affects it, which would only be true at extremes like 30fps where it doesn't update fast enough to display fast actions from the enemy
Thanks for this video man, lots of useful info for the first time CS player, I've played lots of high skill gap games such as Tarkov for instance but the skill gap here is insane with this game, I feel like a new born child trying to play this. This video was really helpful
Needed this played a decent amount of CS GO but its been at least 4 years since I played even weekly. Looking forward to actually grinding CS2 and learning the "chess moves," essentially.
Just actually discovered this game on Steam, Ive heard CS GO, the whole bit, but actually seeing Counter Strike 2 and the graphics, I could just tell that this was a game with an incredibly high skill ceiling. One can only hope the matchmaking is good. Or this is gonna be smoke show for me. I'm picking this title up and gonna get started. Better late than never.
when I first started out, I sucked at aiming and shooting. but I tried my best to understand game sense and patterns, and even if I lost a duel or got myself killed I was able to help the team on a macro level in terms of positioning and area control. don't be one of those people who prioritize getting kills above all else. even if you suck at aiming, you can still be an asset to your team just by having decent positioning and game sense.
Just logged into steam after months of not gaming due to college work I had no idea cs:go was now cs2 so this video was perfect for me whilst im waiting for the game to download and update thankyou :)
To the new CS players and those who are returning from a long hiatus, welcome home! Remember to always think positively, especially when you meet certain grumpy trolls who do nothing but talk trash. Don't take the game too seriously and don't rage over a lost. At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun and a famous quote from CSGO: Hey, sometimes your opponent is just having a really good day Enjoy the game and remember to jiggle peek
I have to say, in the Graphics settings I would turn Shadows on high atleast because the Players have Shadows now and I had a lot of situations where I was able to see enemies before they knew I was there
forgot to mention how toxic the community is and how to get them to stop crying about little things so new players can actually learn and enjoy the game
I played csgo a few years ago and i feel like ive been left behind, i wasnt good before but now im just so f-ing bad hahahahaha this helped a bit entering again in the game, thanks for the video, i hope there is more videos about mechanics and how to play it and going a bit more in depth with time, thanks!
Everyone is bad. Even people who have 200, 400, 600, 800 hours and so on. Everyone has something to learn (I’m considered new af at 240+ hours). Everyone messes up their shot or lineups or utility throws. There’s always a mistake to be made and a lesson learned. Occasionally, you may do just about everything right and still just get outplayed or overwhelmed. I say play the game and always always stick to a mindset of “what can I learn from this?”
My best advice by the way is to, apart from the bare minimum basics, learn one map that’s in the competitive selection such as mirage. Learn the callouts, peeks, utility throws, routes, angles to hold. That’s for specific maps. For general game knowledge and skill, lookup aim training maps to download from the workshop, practice “counter-strafing”, aim tracking, crosshair placement on the head, spray patterns for the AK47, both M4’s, MAC-10, MP9, UMP45, USP-S, Glock, P-250, Five-SeveN. As you may observe, these are non-snipers that I recommend sticking to. I would generally avoid the SSG-08 aka “Scout” because it’s a particularly difficult gun to use that becomes quite strong in the early game once you’ve acquired a hefty amount of game sense, aim training, and mechanical skill. You will also want to learn economy, which you can find tutorials for here on YT. Just look up CS2 economy guide. A lot of the information from different sources say a lot of the same things so it’s hard to go wrong there.
I'll be bad but I don't care, I'm never going pro anyway at 31 with a full job. Trying this game for the first time tonight, despite knowing CS for a long time and having not played a FPS since 2017. This will be fun.
I've been playing CS since Source, literally over half of my life, and I still suck at it. Don't worry, like any PvP game there are sweat lords or people who will be salty if you're not doing well, but 9 times out of 10 people won't say anything.
Good video! I needed this. I used to play CS:GO back in like 2017-2019. Then I desied to try cheating, and got VAC banned (my own fault). And I just got CS2. And well leasson learned. Never cheat kids.
My philosophy back in the day for csgo as someone who primarily played solo queue was to get my aim as best as I could so I can tear through everyone in my way but good aim will truly only take you so far.
yup. From what I've gathered in my 10+ years of CS, pure aim will get you to about MGE-DMG. Anything higher, is slightly less reliant on aim because generally higher ranks already are good at aiming so its not a standout factor.
As a new player to CS and FPS overall, it would be nice to have more beginners videos. I enjoyed a lot playing against bots but it's so frustrating to go online just to die every 2 seconds without dealing any damage at all...
The Pros are so far ahead of the average player! Absolutely true. This game has been there for so long that people who had been playing it from the beginning, or for a long time, has almost mastered it. Newbies and average players will be completely obliterated, and may even lose interest to continue playing anymore.
Hi I played on my mobile ( totally different) anyway I’m a streamer for another game and I thought I would try this out you know expand abit 😂 was totally clueless this has helped alot . Thank you 🙏
Dope video bro u did good explaining everything to a new player lmaoo. Haven’t played much of CS:GO I only played it a couple times and now I’m gonna try to get good at cs2!
Windows 11 has a feature that bypasses the technicality that always gave borderless 3 frames of extra input lag on by default for games. especially if you wanna do stuff on secondary monitors and not have your game break for a few seconds, there is no real disadvantage to borderless windowed anymore. as a bonus, freesync and g-sync work natively in borderless now
As a dad gamer, at 39 years old, I have no clue how to play this. I loved, and when I say I loved, I mean I exclusively played Search and Destroy on COD. Team deathmatch never interested me. I wanted that one life, map knowledge experience. I'm sad I didnt' discover this earlier, but that's what I love.
I have 60 hours in arms race at CS:GO. 17 hours in zombie modes in 1.6. 5 hours in LAN on condition zero 660 hours in multigame servers on counter strike source. And now i have 60 hours in CS2 competetive. I have no idea how to play this game competetive but im just now for the first time ever grasping the straws on what game sense is and how to move
For me, placing crosshair down a lil from the head more stomach level bc of recoil and everyone crouches first usually lol maybe just a me thing, but coming from console to this game and playing on keyboard for the first time, has been a real struggle lol especially with this game
I play the game on and off, used to play 1.6 back in the day and in CSGO I had around 100-200 hrs but I have never tried ranked or even casual. 90% of time is playing deathmatch and 90% of that on dust 2. Kind of wanna actually try playing ranked a bit here and then
I honestly dont know how people learn spray patterns. i recently tried out cs2 after playing valorant for 2 years and my peak is ascendant 3 and every time i play cs2 theres this one guy who just sprays and kills me like instantly and i try to tap strafe and then when i try to control my spray it just doesnt work? any tips?
I've heard you can learn the spray patterns by just firing different guns at a wall and looking at the patterns the bullet holes make, but I'm a noob so take that with a grain of sat
I’m just trying to learn because this is all my friends will be playing for a bit. I’m so bad it’s frustrating. Probably easier to find other people to play other games with.
I came back to CS after 20+ years break and holy hell is everyone toxic. I usually open the match by telling I am starting again and them to call orders but even when I am doing well in a match people just rage. How are you supposed to get better when everyone just flames? I understand it's annoying when someone is clueless in your team but then it's your job to make them at least somewhat useful. I have been learning the nades and trying to support my team at any cost and slowly getting back at it again. Love the game, community could use some work haha
This game is difficult. I was an old CS 1.6 competeter, so my muscle memories from CS 1.6 is making things fairly difficult, it's not the same game that's for sure. What is difficult with CS2, and CSGO I presume, is that to get a head-shot you really have to hit an enemies head right on, no room for errors, and if you miss the headshot you will try to spray, but the spray in this game seems to be none existent, so what you are left with is one-tapping only, and it's really difficult. In the end you have no idea where you have the game, and you get no flow with it whatsoever. Not to mention the sound that is completely confusing.
Jesus Christ this needs to be called beginners guide to FPS entirely. People don’t come here to learn how to aim and crouch bro I want to learn a little bit about this specific game.
even though i have set a different gun in loadout, i always start up with a pistol while everyone else has much sophisticated guns, how to change the start up gun, how is that others have different start up guns?
How does spraying work? You mentioned not bringing it up, and I'm not sure what it is like you assumed. Can someone summarize it or link the vid mentioned?
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First tutorial in YEARS, I know theres a lot of people out there that are actually very new to CS and I hope this helped a few of y'all
More tutorials / tips soon ! Expect more in depth stuff
I really enjoyed your utility video for vertigo, can we expect to see something similar for cs2?
Hi i have one doubt,
After competitive matches , i am nt seeing any match history,
Where is my rank
I cant find these anywhere
Appreciate
im getting killed like twice every five seconds
@@secularph8424are you playing premier or competitive? Premier is the new ranked competitive, regular competitive you only get rank for each map and it’s not viewable to other players. People are basically just using it as a 5v5 casual now
I feel like you made this video for me exclusively
your homework is due soon.
**us
new cs2 vid? o.0
Suda?!?!
Us*
Both ambient occlusion and global shadows can be used in CS2 to spot enemy player's presence before you actually see them. Thanks to CS2 finally having real time shadows and occlusion indoors. Having shadows on low is factually putting yourself at a disadvantage.
the amount info you get for loosing that much fps, i think its just better to turn it to low.
@@ahnafrayeedahmed if your fps is higher than your monitor refresh rate, you're not losing anything
@@EagleFPV43 it's never about fps. It's about game to render latency. most of the time when ur game feels choppy latency is the issue not fps. I would happily play with 100 fps locked with 10ms frame time. I play with 150 fps and my frame time jumps around allot especially when nades are poppin.
@ahnafrayeedahmed yh i rarely have more than 20ms latency. Op was stating that fps affects it, which would only be true at extremes like 30fps where it doesn't update fast enough to display fast actions from the enemy
Thanks for this video man, lots of useful info for the first time CS player, I've played lots of high skill gap games such as Tarkov for instance but the skill gap here is insane with this game, I feel like a new born child trying to play this. This video was really helpful
Came back to CS after that disaster they call Overwatch 2. Definitely a good refresher if anything.
Returning to CS after years and years. This guide really helped man. Good job.
Needed this played a decent amount of CS GO but its been at least 4 years since I played even weekly. Looking forward to actually grinding CS2 and learning the "chess moves," essentially.
This is legit the only video tbat has actually managed to help me with all the new CS2 settings as I habent played this game in over 5 years. Easy sub
Wow. Appreciate the effort here Ahrora!
Just actually discovered this game on Steam, Ive heard CS GO, the whole bit, but actually seeing Counter Strike 2 and the graphics, I could just tell that this was a game with an incredibly high skill ceiling. One can only hope the matchmaking is good. Or this is gonna be smoke show for me. I'm picking this title up and gonna get started. Better late than never.
It is not good matchmaking at all lol
when I first started out, I sucked at aiming and shooting. but I tried my best to understand game sense and patterns, and even if I lost a duel or got myself killed I was able to help the team on a macro level in terms of positioning and area control. don't be one of those people who prioritize getting kills above all else. even if you suck at aiming, you can still be an asset to your team just by having decent positioning and game sense.
Downloaded yesterday and got my ass kicked. Literally what I was looking for! 🙏🏻
Just logged into steam after months of not gaming due to college work I had no idea cs:go was now cs2 so this video was perfect for me whilst im waiting for the game to download and update thankyou :)
I tried the game out yesterday after a few beers. Will give it another go sober soon.
Thx for the information
a few more beers for confidence
not a weird video at all, very helpful. will be subscribing and watching further videos! THANKS!
To the new CS players and those who are returning from a long hiatus, welcome home! Remember to always think positively, especially when you meet certain grumpy trolls who do nothing but talk trash. Don't take the game too seriously and don't rage over a lost. At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun and a famous quote from CSGO: Hey, sometimes your opponent is just having a really good day
Enjoy the game and remember to jiggle peek
Yeah except nowadays they're sadly not having a good day, they're just blatantly cheating with vac turned off 😂
As someone who never played CS:GO, ty for this video!
never played cs in my life, watching this with cs2 on download. thanks for the tips
Love the Beeg Yoshi pfp
Same but a bit later. Hopefully the game will be fun.
I have to say, in the Graphics settings I would turn Shadows on high atleast because the Players have Shadows now and I had a lot of situations where I was able to see enemies before they knew I was there
Thanks for this comment. I was on the fence about adjusting that setting.
My last CS is 1.6. I'm shocked how much the game has changed
I really resonate with you comparing cs to chess. Thinking about to next steps and expecting moves can save you many rounds.
Great video. I haven’t played since 2006-2007 but I’m about to get back into the grind. Vid was very helpful bro. 💯
I was gonna say "2014? Try 2004."
@@youMatterItDoesGetBetter r/gatekeeping
I only played CSGO like 5 times other than surfing but now that CS2 is out I will finally learn how to play play the actual game
i'm a valorant player who's tring cs2 for the first time. Really helps man!!!
I haven't played Since Counter strike source! I'm hyped to get back into it! Thanks for the vid! Very helpful!! 😅😂
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Thank you so much Brother, This was so helpful. Keep Going!👊🏻
I am 60 sec into the video, this is exactly what I needed!
As someone who is completely new to CS, this was useful and your demeanour is very welcoming as the CS community is terrifying
love u bro, this helped alot
forgot to mention how toxic the community is and how to get them to stop crying about little things so new players can actually learn and enjoy the game
no kidding
Settings -> game -> mute everyone but friends. It's the only way 😭
There's no options for muting a single teamate like in Valorant?
Why muting half the fun, drama is nice in PvP MP games
@@Carpatouille sometimes people dont want to hear all that shit
Best quote "CS is chess but with a gun" 🤣
I played csgo a few years ago and i feel like ive been left behind, i wasnt good before but now im just so f-ing bad hahahahaha this helped a bit entering again in the game, thanks for the video, i hope there is more videos about mechanics and how to play it and going a bit more in depth with time, thanks!
I am new to this genre of game. This is very easy to understand, it helps a lot! thank you!
Honestly, I want to play cs2 but I'm terrified on being "bad" at the game
Everyone is bad. Even people who have 200, 400, 600, 800 hours and so on. Everyone has something to learn (I’m considered new af at 240+ hours). Everyone messes up their shot or lineups or utility throws. There’s always a mistake to be made and a lesson learned. Occasionally, you may do just about everything right and still just get outplayed or overwhelmed. I say play the game and always always stick to a mindset of “what can I learn from this?”
My best advice by the way is to, apart from the bare minimum basics, learn one map that’s in the competitive selection such as mirage. Learn the callouts, peeks, utility throws, routes, angles to hold. That’s for specific maps.
For general game knowledge and skill, lookup aim training maps to download from the workshop, practice “counter-strafing”, aim tracking, crosshair placement on the head, spray patterns for the AK47, both M4’s, MAC-10, MP9, UMP45, USP-S, Glock, P-250, Five-SeveN. As you may observe, these are non-snipers that I recommend sticking to.
I would generally avoid the SSG-08 aka “Scout” because it’s a particularly difficult gun to use that becomes quite strong in the early game once you’ve acquired a hefty amount of game sense, aim training, and mechanical skill.
You will also want to learn economy, which you can find tutorials for here on YT. Just look up CS2 economy guide. A lot of the information from different sources say a lot of the same things so it’s hard to go wrong there.
I play worse than a dog
I'll be bad but I don't care, I'm never going pro anyway at 31 with a full job. Trying this game for the first time tonight, despite knowing CS for a long time and having not played a FPS since 2017. This will be fun.
I've been playing CS since Source, literally over half of my life, and I still suck at it. Don't worry, like any PvP game there are sweat lords or people who will be salty if you're not doing well, but 9 times out of 10 people won't say anything.
Bro THANK YOU..I was just roasted about being trash and this will hopefully help lol
I would disregard the global shadows to low, since shadows can give enemy positions, otherwise really good guide
Just won a round today off of shadows. 100% agree. The rest of the video was great info though as a new player.
Returning to CS after 20 years. Thanks
Good video! I needed this.
I used to play CS:GO back in like 2017-2019.
Then I desied to try cheating, and got VAC banned (my own fault).
And I just got CS2.
And well leasson learned. Never cheat kids.
My philosophy back in the day for csgo as someone who primarily played solo queue was to get my aim as best as I could so I can tear through everyone in my way but good aim will truly only take you so far.
Yeah good comms and calls can help you predict where you need to be aiming, and good utility usage can help you manipulate positioning as well.
yup. From what I've gathered in my 10+ years of CS, pure aim will get you to about MGE-DMG. Anything higher, is slightly less reliant on aim because generally higher ranks already are good at aiming so its not a standout factor.
Thanks bro I’ve never played cs and I’m about to get into it
Great video man! Thank you 🙏
Thanks man, I know it takes a lot of practice but it’s good to know what to do anyway
thanks bro i needed this
Nice and simple thx for the vid
“there’s video out there for you…good luck!” damn fucking thanks bro
As a new player to CS and FPS overall, it would be nice to have more beginners videos. I enjoyed a lot playing against bots but it's so frustrating to go online just to die every 2 seconds without dealing any damage at all...
This game is one of those that feel immense at first. I'm trying to grasp the basics, thanks for the guide.
I definitely need this. Ty
The Pros are so far ahead of the average player! Absolutely true.
This game has been there for so long that people who had been playing it from the beginning, or for a long time, has almost mastered it. Newbies and average players will be completely obliterated, and may even lose interest to continue playing anymore.
Just downloaded it today…and…what a damn noob I am man. Never felt so vulnerable and insecure! Lol
thanks man i hope this will make me better.
Hi I played on my mobile ( totally different) anyway I’m a streamer for another game and I thought I would try this out you know expand abit 😂 was totally clueless this has helped alot . Thank you 🙏
Dope video bro u did good explaining everything to a new player lmaoo. Haven’t played much of CS:GO I only played it a couple times and now I’m gonna try to get good at cs2!
Enjoy the grind 🫡
very useful thank you!
Windows 11 has a feature that bypasses the technicality that always gave borderless 3 frames of extra input lag on by default for games. especially if you wanna do stuff on secondary monitors and not have your game break for a few seconds, there is no real disadvantage to borderless windowed anymore. as a bonus, freesync and g-sync work natively in borderless now
I promise you G Sync and borderleas will give you input lag but if you don’t care go ahead
As a dad gamer, at 39 years old, I have no clue how to play this. I loved, and when I say I loved, I mean I exclusively played Search and Destroy on COD. Team deathmatch never interested me. I wanted that one life, map knowledge experience. I'm sad I didnt' discover this earlier, but that's what I love.
That’s all I played when I was younger, kinda the reason I only play this now for like 5 years 😅
Nice tutorial. I miss a communication section :D but good for beginners !
I have 60 hours in arms race at CS:GO. 17 hours in zombie modes in 1.6.
5 hours in LAN on condition zero
660 hours in multigame servers on counter strike source.
And now i have 60 hours in CS2 competetive.
I have no idea how to play this game competetive but im just now for the first time ever grasping the straws on what game sense is and how to move
thanks for doing this bro
the movement section of the video was super good! does anyone in the comments got tips for movement on a lower framerate? (7-11 fps average)
i love this game, im originaly coming from valorant but theyre both amazing games imo
For me, placing crosshair down a lil from the head more stomach level bc of recoil and everyone crouches first usually lol maybe just a me thing, but coming from console to this game and playing on keyboard for the first time, has been a real struggle lol especially with this game
Good for all cs2 player
👍🏻
This is what you should do, don't ask questions! Copy that....
I play the game on and off, used to play 1.6 back in the day and in CSGO I had around 100-200 hrs but I have never tried ranked or even casual. 90% of time is playing deathmatch and 90% of that on dust 2. Kind of wanna actually try playing ranked a bit here and then
Valorant player trying out CS2, great video!
This helps. I just started playing and no joke got kicked because I’m ass 😂
I come from valorant so i have strong suits.
The video does give me an idea of some stuff to work on
thank you for the information! Noob player here 😊
Global Shadow Quality on low is a huge disadvantage in CS 2. With this setting you can't see the shadows of any player.
Thank you!
I honestly dont know how people learn spray patterns. i recently tried out cs2 after playing valorant for 2 years and my peak is ascendant 3 and every time i play cs2 theres this one guy who just sprays and kills me like instantly and i try to tap strafe and then when i try to control my spray it just doesnt work? any tips?
I've heard you can learn the spray patterns by just firing different guns at a wall and looking at the patterns the bullet holes make, but I'm a noob so take that with a grain of sat
I’m just trying to learn because this is all my friends will be playing for a bit. I’m so bad it’s frustrating. Probably easier to find other people to play other games with.
I keep reloading...
Shouldve talked about avoiding flashbangs while talking about utility
Beginner or not, this is a good guide video
and nobody says how to connect to servers, who is admin, etc.
2kliksphilip did a video on input lag for fullscreen vs windowed vs windowed fullscreen. windowed sucks but windowed fullscreen is fine.
ive played valorant, would that give me a headstart in cs2 or no?
I came back to CS after 20+ years break and holy hell is everyone toxic. I usually open the match by telling I am starting again and them to call orders but even when I am doing well in a match people just rage. How are you supposed to get better when everyone just flames? I understand it's annoying when someone is clueless in your team but then it's your job to make them at least somewhat useful. I have been learning the nades and trying to support my team at any cost and slowly getting back at it again. Love the game, community could use some work haha
Thanks, man. When you said 1000h, I found out it is not for me.
Great tutorial for me… make some more! :)
I was looking on how to know where to go. How do I find the objective and the guys I"m with
Is there a way to hold zoom instead of toggle, and also change the allies hud on top of them?
if you have a pc that's an absolute monster, would it be okay to leave settings on high?
This game is difficult. I was an old CS 1.6 competeter, so my muscle memories from CS 1.6 is making things fairly difficult, it's not the same game that's for sure. What is difficult with CS2, and CSGO I presume, is that to get a head-shot you really have to hit an enemies head right on, no room for errors, and if you miss the headshot you will try to spray, but the spray in this game seems to be none existent, so what you are left with is one-tapping only, and it's really difficult. In the end you have no idea where you have the game, and you get no flow with it whatsoever. Not to mention the sound that is completely confusing.
Do you need prime to get a rank?
Jesus Christ this needs to be called beginners guide to FPS entirely. People don’t come here to learn how to aim and crouch bro I want to learn a little bit about this specific game.
Yo bro can you make a short on how to make that crosshair
can anyone tell me how he opened the setting at 2:47 when he was in match ? means which key should i press to open setting during a match
What is ur crosshair settings?
im new to cs2 i need 10wins to play premier. why my enemies are so damn good?
even though i have set a different gun in loadout, i always start up with a pistol while everyone else has much sophisticated guns, how to change the start up gun, how is that others have different start up guns?
Is there a way to hold the zoom instead of toggle? I hate this
Sometimes I hate having a busy work life. I just want to be good so my friends invite me... 🤣🤣
How does spraying work? You mentioned not bringing it up, and I'm not sure what it is like you assumed. Can someone summarize it or link the vid mentioned?
i never player csgo, but i head its like valorant but without abilities, im gonna try it soon
Can you do one on stuff like economy and all?
Working on more !
I honestly regret buying a 380hz monitor sm... I can barely hit 300 on cs2😭
Whats your pc spec?
was there no texture filtering i have that option dnt see it for u ahve