the fact that you are realizing and correcting those mistakes already makes you better than 99% of the people in the same rank, so you are definitely progressing! Keep up the great work!
You have improved so much watching you move is beautiful. People play for years and thousands of hours before they peak angles or use utility the way you do. Let alone think critically about their actions. I've gotten so much out of these session vods. Huge thanks to both you and Pienix, you make a great duo
I think I know the reason you're getting upset by the demo. When you're less experienced and making horrible mistakes you don't feel as bad because you don't know any better, but when you do know better and make them it's that much more painful to see. Your gameplay has improved exponentially and we can see your skill really dialing in. Don't let the small mistakes get to you. As always, keep up the great videos.
I think it would be a cool twist if you guys did a live coaching video instead of demo commentary. It might help you apply what you're talking about sooner so that it sticks. Really enjoying the series!!!
I don't think that would work as effectively as you think. Sure everyone has different learning/teaching styles but Xbox would have to sacrifice his team's information, which is ALWAYS there, for the coach's. Csgo is a game of chess, you can't coach chess live. It doesn't work that way.
In addition to what the guy above me said, he’s probably paying for a certain amount of time and there’s the possibility that someone dodges or something else happens to ruin the quality of the live game. Nor is there a guarantee the game will be finished in that time frame. Live coaching is cool but vod reviewing is good because he can choose which game gets reviewed and they can pause and go over concepts.
you make all the points here that have prevented me from doing it already - but as this series continues it might be fun to try it out anyway. I'm kind of curious and i do see the benefit in being able to have some things adjusted in real time. so i'm not closing the door to it!
Doubt and disappointment always has the potential to seep in as your knowledge deepens. Always acknowledge your mistakes but don't be so hard on yourself for making them - that's Pienix's job!
What helped me a lot for aiming and lift my awerness and concentration is that, I have switched to 4:3 with black lines. Makes me more focused . I don't say it is the holy grail, but might help for those, who gets easily distracted or finds difficult to monitoring crosshair-placement, map, etc.. And of course to watch this series is priceless. Many of us don't play that seriously or can't afford a coach, but needs help. Warowl is great, but these videos is pretty in pair with his content imo. And I follow him since ages and I have 4000+ hours in cs.
mid will give you headaches the more you level up they will insta smoke window, smoke short, molly +nade con, flash peek con or awp will peek you from cat and when you finally contain mid your A player dies instantly from ramp and you get flooded with T s on A con is generally not a happy place to play
Been following this series from the start as you know and I've gotta say, man, you are so much better, much easier to watch your gameplay. have a look on the workshop its been updated with some cool stuff and theres some maps you can use to your advantage, not just aimbotz and recoil control. other than that bro, keep playing, watching others play and keep being aware, and the awareness will become a part of your game. i've been playing this game in its various iterations for a long time, and the meta is ever changing and evolving, so is the game.. point being, you still learn even after all this time. It's a process, frustration is good but keep it productive. Sorry for the rant just really happy that your channel is doing good and you're getting good at the game. Very nice to see, have a good one man, looking forward to the next vids !
a thing that helpt me in these "movieng around because im not confident" situations, is to understand: its ok to die, it is part of the game. Than you are more calm in the duel because you are not so scared of it. and also thinking now i am at the point of the game where i need to have better mechanics than this one enemy that is gona peeke me. and not just fail like before because i did not know the game well enoth, or whatever reason.
There are also more subtle mistakes everyone makes and can stop making, its a large amount of variables happening. Mechanics are part of your results but it never becomes just a mechanical game when looking at the big picture, no matter if your zywoo or just some noob.
I have found this series super helpful from a mechanics standpoint but I think a lot of the comments the coach makes regarding gamesense stuff are with the benefit of 1) hindsight 2) full VOD with enemy ESP and 3) not being in the moment in the game. Like is it actually possible to process the minutia of things in real time?
yes, it is. and the coach is not really talking about the ESP information when he says "hold this angle" instead, but about proper play and how to start the round, how to take space. What you typed sounds like a defeated mindset. With gamesense (and communicating teammates) you can actually guess most of what we see on the ESP here.
It is possible, because you are taking proper play into account, most of the mistakes shown are ones that could've been avoided with either better mechanics or more ideal play like holding an angle behind the smoke earlier in the vid instead of wide swinging mid like a monkey.
Chill a bit. I see no reason for you to be so worked up over these little issues. Hit your emotions with the logic treatment: You will always make mistakes in CS, as well as in life in general. It's only important to learn from them and move on. You have come so far already in so little time, I am seriously jealous. I don't know what you are paying Pienix but I am 100 % sure it's cheaper than investing 5000 hours into the game like the rest of us lmao.
Pienix is also therapist now
lmao
the fact that you are realizing and correcting those mistakes already makes you better than 99% of the people in the same rank, so you are definitely progressing! Keep up the great work!
You have improved so much watching you move is beautiful. People play for years and thousands of hours before they peak angles or use utility the way you do. Let alone think critically about their actions. I've gotten so much out of these session vods. Huge thanks to both you and Pienix, you make a great duo
thanks i really appreciate that : )
Been loving the progression and shared knowledge brotha! keep it up!
I think I know the reason you're getting upset by the demo. When you're less experienced and making horrible mistakes you don't feel as bad because you don't know any better, but when you do know better and make them it's that much more painful to see.
Your gameplay has improved exponentially and we can see your skill really dialing in. Don't let the small mistakes get to you.
As always, keep up the great videos.
This is exactly it. At least I’m aware of it now 🫠
@@xboxlasagne Thats just part of the process. 😁
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_stages_of_competence
I think it would be a cool twist if you guys did a live coaching video instead of demo commentary. It might help you apply what you're talking about sooner so that it sticks. Really enjoying the series!!!
I don't think that would work as effectively as you think. Sure everyone has different learning/teaching styles but Xbox would have to sacrifice his team's information, which is ALWAYS there, for the coach's. Csgo is a game of chess, you can't coach chess live. It doesn't work that way.
In addition to what the guy above me said, he’s probably paying for a certain amount of time and there’s the possibility that someone dodges or something else happens to ruin the quality of the live game. Nor is there a guarantee the game will be finished in that time frame. Live coaching is cool but vod reviewing is good because he can choose which game gets reviewed and they can pause and go over concepts.
you make all the points here that have prevented me from doing it already - but as this series continues it might be fun to try it out anyway. I'm kind of curious and i do see the benefit in being able to have some things adjusted in real time. so i'm not closing the door to it!
@@xboxlasagne I think it would be a cool thing to try, ask the coach what he thinks!
Backseat gaming is the worst.
Doubt and disappointment always has the potential to seep in as your knowledge deepens. Always acknowledge your mistakes but don't be so hard on yourself for making them - that's Pienix's job!
What helped me a lot for aiming and lift my awerness and concentration is that, I have switched to 4:3 with black lines. Makes me more focused . I don't say it is the holy grail, but might help for those, who gets easily distracted or finds difficult to monitoring crosshair-placement, map, etc.. And of course to watch this series is priceless. Many of us don't play that seriously or can't afford a coach, but needs help. Warowl is great, but these videos is pretty in pair with his content imo. And I follow him since ages and I have 4000+ hours in cs.
Just wanna say my skills are improving by watching your videos with Wojtek! Keep it up, good sir.
same for me. And not by a little, its by a lot!
These videos are so helpful, thank you for uploading them!
thank you for watching!
really appreciate adding the subtitles to the beginning clip
honestly, solid game, and you know what the mistakes were. Tks for this series.
mid will give you headaches the more you level up
they will insta smoke window, smoke short, molly +nade con, flash peek con or awp will peek you from cat
and when you finally contain mid your A player dies instantly from ramp and you get flooded with T s on A
con is generally not a happy place to play
Been following this series from the start as you know and I've gotta say, man, you are so much better, much easier to watch your gameplay. have a look on the workshop its been updated with some cool stuff and theres some maps you can use to your advantage, not just aimbotz and recoil control. other than that bro, keep playing, watching others play and keep being aware, and the awareness will become a part of your game. i've been playing this game in its various iterations for a long time, and the meta is ever changing and evolving, so is the game.. point being, you still learn even after all this time. It's a process, frustration is good but keep it productive. Sorry for the rant just really happy that your channel is doing good and you're getting good at the game. Very nice to see, have a good one man, looking forward to the next vids !
thanks for the encouragement : )
Enjoying this series, thank you
That's great series! Keep it goin mate!
thank you!
Great work! Love your videos and the channel. 💯 love❤
thank you!
a thing that helpt me in these "movieng around because im not confident" situations, is to understand: its ok to die, it is part of the game. Than you are more calm in the duel because you are not so scared of it. and also thinking now i am at the point of the game where i need to have better mechanics than this one enemy that is gona peeke me. and not just fail like before because i did not know the game well enoth, or whatever reason.
There are also more subtle mistakes everyone makes and can stop making, its a large amount of variables happening. Mechanics are part of your results but it never becomes just a mechanical game when looking at the big picture, no matter if your zywoo or just some noob.
good point!!
Great work great vid, keep up the good work
thank u for the videos! Looking forward the new ones!
i like your coach positive attitude
More good content 👍
thank you : )
You are frustrated at your errors because you care about getting better, im still learning tons from this series of videos.
that music is fire tho
thanks : )
I have found this series super helpful from a mechanics standpoint but I think a lot of the comments the coach makes regarding gamesense stuff are with the benefit of 1) hindsight 2) full VOD with enemy ESP and 3) not being in the moment in the game. Like is it actually possible to process the minutia of things in real time?
yes, it is. and the coach is not really talking about the ESP information when he says "hold this angle" instead, but about proper play and how to start the round, how to take space. What you typed sounds like a defeated mindset. With gamesense (and communicating teammates) you can actually guess most of what we see on the ESP here.
It is possible, because you are taking proper play into account, most of the mistakes shown are ones that could've been avoided with either better mechanics or more ideal play like holding an angle behind the smoke earlier in the vid instead of wide swinging mid like a monkey.
what happened to T pistol?
i skip certain rounds to make the videos shorter if there’s nothing interesting that happens
As a 13K elo player some there are stuff in the vid I too didn't know about.
Great content, but am I seeing this correctly, you bought a nade, a moly, a smoke and TWO flashes? Total of five?
i either hacked the matrix or you're seeing my coach in his practice config where the grenade limit does not exist
@xboxlasagne I shouldn't comment on stuff when I'm tired, that's exactly what it was hahaha
Did you try playing with pienix' graphics settings? I wonder if it makes aiming/spotting easier or if it's just preference.
Go man, cs2 now 900+ per win , -100 per lose. Just playing non stop will get you to 20k
Chill a bit. I see no reason for you to be so worked up over these little issues. Hit your emotions with the logic treatment: You will always make mistakes in CS, as well as in life in general. It's only important to learn from them and move on.
You have come so far already in so little time, I am seriously jealous. I don't know what you are paying Pienix but I am 100 % sure it's cheaper than investing 5000 hours into the game like the rest of us lmao.
Woot more content!!!!
Unbind W bro
good tip
😂😂😂@@xboxlasagne
Yay!!
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO A VID OF GETTING COACHED BY NIGHTWERE FOR ENTERTAINMENT VALUE
Makes sure it's live coaching