It's called a massive cheating problem where way more people use wallhacks than would ever admit and have been doing it since 1.6. And the "Subtick" system and overall size per packet makes it more or less impossible to outshoot a cheater on CS2. So more people get cheats.
Years ago I recieved similar advice, which was to focus more on what you’re aiming at and less where you’re aiming. Ie don’t focus on your reticle/crosshair, instead look beyond the reticle and towards the target, then trust your brain to do the rest.
This is what it's all about, muscle memory and a feeling for it. What you want in games is a free flow where you no longer think about your aim, rather it should be that when you see an enemy your flicks will do the rest, create a play-style where as soon as you see an enemy on your screen he should be dead, just by acknowledge it, you should be able to do one mouse movement, stop, shoot, and he's dead. This is easier said then done for sure, but the principle is in practicing, you should practice like you know you are going to kill him 100% with one move only by seeing him, like in 3:27, by doing this you will notice how far off you are each-time, but by keep doing it you will get more precise for each-time, and eventually you will develop a consistent pattern that are perfectly suited for you. It is however important to have confidence, but you will get confidence by getting your precision, and precision is about center focus. Flicks in combination with center focusing is what will give you that godly aim, you have to know that your aim is really working for you, there can't be no hesitations, hesitations means that the aim is not precise enough, so it needs more adjustments and training until you find the holy spot.
Brother, its exactly my problem and I didn't understand it until now.. I was too focused on aiming near walls and not on predicting enemies. Thank you very much!
Yesss this is huge! In cs2 essentially I’ve found that you want to shoot like you know someone is there and let your brain see a target and just fire. Don’t focus too much on the crosshair as much as reacting to the swing and being ready
great advice ! I just started applying a similar technique that's a bit closer to simple pre-firing cause I started noticing that duals in the same spots are nearly identical 6/10 times in timing and such so that really helped too and is kind of related to the shooting of reaction thing.
5e aimhub map - peek training mode is perfect for this. Arrow indicates the height level the bot appears on, warm up by peeking with preaim on the same level, then increase difficult by preaiming the level above/below. I also vary every few mins by preaiming wide (mouse moves opposite to movement), short (mouse moves out with movement), or centered (more flick shots on average).
Tracing crosshair around corners was much more viable in CSGO. In pro play I mostly see through the wall guesswork prefires now, not just because of the enemy's speed but also because of how fast you can peek them yourself. If you're moving ultra fast on their screen you can afford to not be on target and just react.
The problem with focussing too much on crosshair placement is you’re expecting the enemy to already be on your crosshair and when it isn’t you think “my placement wasn’t good enough” but it’s very rare that the enemy just perfectly walks into your crosshair the second you click, if you add the “reaction” step you’re using crosshair placement to get close to where your target is gonna be, but knowing that it isn’t going to be exact and you will have to micro adjust or flick before you shoot
Man, the number of times I get killed while the enemy is just sprinting straight at me... I don’t get it! xD But here’s another tip for you from some unknown IGL: What I found really helpful for practicing flicking to the head and focusing on tracking enemies instead of your crosshair is to play with your crosshair set to a very low alpha, so it’s barely visible. You’d be surprised at how much more you focus on movement and still manage to land a lot of kills. If you try speeding this up on aim maps against bots, it’s honestly shocking how little you actually need to rely on the crosshair.
However, when you strafe out of the corner, there is a load of spots that someone could be. I mean, ok i understand the visualization theme, but when going out of the corner you dont know if there is somene in the dark, someone next to a box (and which one, or which side, or palace)
Visualising through walls is also very useful for those smokes, after coming back I'm seeing alot of new players who think a smoke is a brick wall... If he dissappears in and you have good xhair tracing keep shooting 5 or 6 shots chances are you'll take him with a body shot.
ive been playing like shit for the past month and that was coincidentally when i started to get super obsessive about my crosshair placement and aim in general. if this doesnt work and i dont get back to 24 avg i will contact the authorities
Focusing on crosshair placement and focusing on your crosshair is not the same thing. If you focus on your crosshair you can still flick or do anything you want more consistently. The advice you are giving here is totally placebo effect because no matter what you do or imagine you are killing enemies with your crosshair. This feels good to you because it’s new and reaction based but after couple of days it will feel totally inconsistent. Don’t hold your mouse too tight and focus on the middle of your crosshair. This is not the same as obsessing over your aim or crosshair placement. It is just focusing on the thing that gets you kills. You can still be in flow state with this.
I personally found repeek on Refrag helped me a lot with this. I would take too long to kill the bot as I was focused on my crosshair placement when peeking out and not reacting fast enough to the bot appearing on my screen. Now I just get my crosshair in the general right area and when peeking focus entirely on just reacting to a target appearing and flicking to it. I've definitely felt this translate into actual in game scenarios now as well. I guess the ideal world is where crosshair placement becomes so natural to you that you don't have to think about it at all and still have it almost perfect whatever angle you are peeking and can focus on the aiming instead.
thanks for giving us AU boys motivation and inspiration to go pro! edit: if you could tell me where to find your dm servers that would be great, also in AU and dont know where to find any dm servers
@coloassalchips I do 🙃 I know on what things I need to focus on. As my fullstack who were boosting my gamesense now are gone. So, in order to play SoloQ better, I gotta learn more the essentials as Line ups, gamesense, reaction speed, and Aim in general.
the counter strafe shooting practice is so good if you do it is more easy to win duels at people that instantly shoots or sprays what i do is ADAD + flick shot in DM or BOTs
I mean. Placement first. Micro tracking and reactions come along after. But once your use to having good placement you regularly do it without thinking. So you shoulda been playing by reaction I don’t really know how you missed that whole step but I respect you helping others who might have just completely missed that part to help them reiterate that.
You don’t need to control recoil perfectly. It’s more about managing it just enough to keep things steady without overdoing it. Pro players aren’t obsessively controlling every little part of the recoil pattern. A lot of people think pros memorize the exact reverse of the recoil and keep everything perfectly centered, but that’s not really how it works. I don’t get why people think they need to memorize spray control, especially while moving-you don’t. If someone’s running to the right, just pull the mouse down a bit, and your shots will naturally track them because the recoil shifts that way. It’s really that simple
Both of crosshair placement and peeking to an angle do still have the same importance as in CSGO, and as in CS1.6, this IS the way the game is played and the only reason because Donk is so good is because he perfected something so weird as crouching as he sprays, no one plays like that because you can't win a duel doing that, the pro's are EXTREMELY used to watch people peeking at them and spraying standing still so they can't with a guy who is doing something different as simply crouching, but crouching and spraying perfectly, in the perfect timming of crouching, this is something that happens only in professional CS, because we the normal people who play cs have been dealing with "crouching sprayers" for years, this is not new, only something perfected by DONK, but you can literally find any "Donk" in a casual faceit mid or high elo match. This is my point of view, this is useless because simply standing still in the perfect way still being the best way of spraying.
That's exactly what crosshair placement is, knowing where a enemy could be and adjusting to that. That's not really rocket science but still very hard to master
Maybe I'm just misunderstand this but from what I get from this ... And I know this might sound controversial but seriously think about it. Instead of actually trying to peak and aim, you're preaiming (Which for all intense and purposes in the past was bad - generally speaking) and just relying on peakers advantage and reaction to get the kill? Obviously against aimtraining/bots doesn't really matter. But that's what I'm getting from the video lol
But this would have worked aswell in CSGO, you should realize that if you perfectly aim your enemy thru a wall and strafe sideways you will move perpendicular to him (hence you will have maximum speed on his monitor) whereas if you would keep the crosshair on the wall your movement would be circular hence having less speed on his monitor, so by visualizing you both move faster on his screen and have less space to move your mouse when the read is actually correct. Hugging walls with the crosshair is useful still in many situations (such as clutches where you dont have an actual read or fast and caothic rotations) just not in every single situation. When I was a pro I made a course and one whole lesson was about this shit jajajajjaja zywoo does it perfectly
This is so not talked about. I love the way I can preaim and bully ppl in csgo. With my low sen aim I got nerfed like 40%. Before I can just bascially out duel ppl. Now ppl just run and gun and hit bull shit shots. U dont have to ready your peak. And u get rewarded less for doing so.
bro... visualizing them through the wall is not a tip... like i dont understand how what you're saying is helpful... heres a tip though: if you hit 27 in 1 try not crouching when you shoot... that's a real tip.
Crouching is in the meta, you are fully accurate if you are crouching correctly, those who aren't shouldn't be crouching and should work on their counter strafing.
Huh, interesting, I always thought that for a game to be considered tactical shooter a player holding an angle should have advantage over someone picking without any utilities or something. Good to know CS2 is so tactical.
people holding an angle still have an advantage, it's just that if someone knows you are behind an angle they're gonna make sure they shoot that angle with speed, peekers advantage isn't as much an issue as you people say, you're just playing common angles and getting destroyed then blaming it on peekers advantage
Thank you bro i went from 3 elo to 400 000 elo overnight! now i turned into a fart demon!
Every enemy peek feels like ferraripeek in cs2
I thought I was the only one, people say strafe side to side but my enemies don't stop moving when they shooting at me
It's called a massive cheating problem where way more people use wallhacks than would ever admit and have been doing it since 1.6. And the "Subtick" system and overall size per packet makes it more or less impossible to outshoot a cheater on CS2. So more people get cheats.
I am self sometimes feels like I am getting kills I shouldnt be gettung. Thts why sometimes I feels like everyone is cheatinf with their high as fps.
Right? I was global in cs, now I'm stuck at 14k in cs2, everyone is just so f******** fast.
@danjacksonguitar3701 are you able to provide any statistical evidence of more cheaters in CS2 or is this all just in your mind?
Years ago I recieved similar advice, which was to focus more on what you’re aiming at and less where you’re aiming. Ie don’t focus on your reticle/crosshair, instead look beyond the reticle and towards the target, then trust your brain to do the rest.
Same here. I can’t rmbr who gave that advice but I’ve been trying to stick to it ever since. In all FPS games
This is what it's all about, muscle memory and a feeling for it. What you want in games is a free flow where you no longer think about your aim, rather it should be that when you see an enemy your flicks will do the rest, create a play-style where as soon as you see an enemy on your screen he should be dead, just by acknowledge it, you should be able to do one mouse movement, stop, shoot, and he's dead. This is easier said then done for sure, but the principle is in practicing, you should practice like you know you are going to kill him 100% with one move only by seeing him, like in 3:27, by doing this you will notice how far off you are each-time, but by keep doing it you will get more precise for each-time, and eventually you will develop a consistent pattern that are perfectly suited for you. It is however important to have confidence, but you will get confidence by getting your precision, and precision is about center focus. Flicks in combination with center focusing is what will give you that godly aim, you have to know that your aim is really working for you, there can't be no hesitations, hesitations means that the aim is not precise enough, so it needs more adjustments and training until you find the holy spot.
Brother, its exactly my problem and I didn't understand it until now.. I was too focused on aiming near walls and not on predicting enemies. Thank you very much!
Yesss this is huge! In cs2 essentially I’ve found that you want to shoot like you know someone is there and let your brain see a target and just fire. Don’t focus too much on the crosshair as much as reacting to the swing and being ready
his lighting and angle reminds me of the basshunter DoTa music video
I hear you man
literally listened to dota and anna boten 10 min ago 😮😂
best comment on the platform
those Ricardo Milos memes ruined that song
thank you i was a hardstuck 2k elo bot with 16 avg now i am 3k elo demon with 26 avg 😈
Wearing a dead kennedys tshirt got my elo from 1850 to 2.1k. Thanks for the tip
great advice ! I just started applying a similar technique that's a bit closer to simple pre-firing cause I started noticing that duals in the same spots are nearly identical 6/10 times in timing and such so that really helped too and is kind of related to the shooting of reaction thing.
5e aimhub map - peek training mode is perfect for this. Arrow indicates the height level the bot appears on, warm up by peeking with preaim on the same level, then increase difficult by preaiming the level above/below. I also vary every few mins by preaiming wide (mouse moves opposite to movement), short (mouse moves out with movement), or centered (more flick shots on average).
do you mind asking what elo are you bro
Tracing crosshair around corners was much more viable in CSGO. In pro play I mostly see through the wall guesswork prefires now, not just because of the enemy's speed but also because of how fast you can peek them yourself. If you're moving ultra fast on their screen you can afford to not be on target and just react.
love the dead kennedys shirt
still one of the best cs2 vids.
The problem with focussing too much on crosshair placement is you’re expecting the enemy to already be on your crosshair and when it isn’t you think “my placement wasn’t good enough” but it’s very rare that the enemy just perfectly walks into your crosshair the second you click, if you add the “reaction” step you’re using crosshair placement to get close to where your target is gonna be, but knowing that it isn’t going to be exact and you will have to micro adjust or flick before you shoot
Man, the number of times I get killed while the enemy is just sprinting straight at me... I don’t get it! xD
But here’s another tip for you from some unknown IGL:
What I found really helpful for practicing flicking to the head and focusing on tracking enemies instead of your crosshair is to play with your crosshair set to a very low alpha, so it’s barely visible. You’d be surprised at how much more you focus on movement and still manage to land a lot of kills. If you try speeding this up on aim maps against bots, it’s honestly shocking how little you actually need to rely on the crosshair.
best aim video
However, when you strafe out of the corner, there is a load of spots that someone could be. I mean, ok i understand the visualization theme, but when going out of the corner you dont know if there is somene in the dark, someone next to a box (and which one, or which side, or palace)
Visualising through walls is also very useful for those smokes, after coming back I'm seeing alot of new players who think a smoke is a brick wall... If he dissappears in and you have good xhair tracing keep shooting 5 or 6 shots chances are you'll take him with a body shot.
This kinda how I played cs 1.6 back in the day
ive been playing like shit for the past month and that was coincidentally when i started to get super obsessive about my crosshair placement and aim in general. if this doesnt work and i dont get back to 24 avg i will contact the authorities
You were thinking lamborghini when you should think ferrari
Focusing on crosshair placement and focusing on your crosshair is not the same thing. If you focus on your crosshair you can still flick or do anything you want more consistently. The advice you are giving here is totally placebo effect because no matter what you do or imagine you are killing enemies with your crosshair. This feels good to you because it’s new and reaction based but after couple of days it will feel totally inconsistent. Don’t hold your mouse too tight and focus on the middle of your crosshair. This is not the same as obsessing over your aim or crosshair placement. It is just focusing on the thing that gets you kills. You can still be in flow state with this.
Yea let’s hear ur peak Elo 💀💀💀
did u even watch the video fully
I personally found repeek on Refrag helped me a lot with this. I would take too long to kill the bot as I was focused on my crosshair placement when peeking out and not reacting fast enough to the bot appearing on my screen. Now I just get my crosshair in the general right area and when peeking focus entirely on just reacting to a target appearing and flicking to it. I've definitely felt this translate into actual in game scenarios now as well. I guess the ideal world is where crosshair placement becomes so natural to you that you don't have to think about it at all and still have it almost perfect whatever angle you are peeking and can focus on the aiming instead.
Dead Kennedys shirt so you know this guy knows what he's talking about
thanks for giving us AU boys motivation and inspiration to go pro! edit: if you could tell me where to find your dm servers that would be great, also in AU and dont know where to find any dm servers
as someone who has 70 hours ingame this helps alot
if you seriously have only 70 hours i would focus on other things than this
Agreed. I feel like this tip is for people who have thousands of hours in the game and have good crosshair placement already
@coloassalchips I do 🙃
I know on what things I need to focus on. As my fullstack who were boosting my gamesense now are gone. So, in order to play SoloQ better, I gotta learn more the essentials as Line ups, gamesense, reaction speed, and Aim in general.
@@MeskDaKrull yes I saw it. I will just use it as a reminder for when my crosshair placement is good enough to utilise it
bro training like a pro.
Well he pretty much is a “pro” he’s one of the top players in OCE faceit. Lol
@@crowe852 nice bro. never heard of faceit before. i just check it out. saVage is #12 omg he is pro. this is the best sport ever. thanks.
It must be nice to have a system that actually plays cs2.
Me with 700 fps but still shit💀
best advice tbh
the counter strafe shooting practice is so good if you do it is more easy to win duels at people that instantly shoots or sprays what i do is ADAD + flick shot in DM or BOTs
good video
Thanks bro i went from unemployeed to prince of uganda
We've been exposed fellas! He figured that out. Now the grind on FACEIT from now on will be much harder than ever.
I mean. Placement first. Micro tracking and reactions come along after. But once your use to having good placement you regularly do it without thinking. So you shoulda been playing by reaction I don’t really know how you missed that whole step but I respect you helping others who might have just completely missed that part to help them reiterate that.
yeah blindly listening to this will just build bad habits
based dead kennedys shirt
Yeah there map for that called prefire its worth to add in warmup
great video
@2:51 what mode is this
You don’t need to control recoil perfectly. It’s more about managing it just enough to keep things steady without overdoing it. Pro players aren’t obsessively controlling every little part of the recoil pattern. A lot of people think pros memorize the exact reverse of the recoil and keep everything perfectly centered, but that’s not really how it works. I don’t get why people think they need to memorize spray control, especially while moving-you don’t. If someone’s running to the right, just pull the mouse down a bit, and your shots will naturally track them because the recoil shifts that way. It’s really that simple
dead kennedys my beloved
its so true actually
very very specific tips that would help certain individuals(the ones that are hyperfocused on the crosshair). Nice advice anyways tho!
Thank you man now i am facit level 7 overnight but i cant afford my cheating program anymore
What res / video settings do you use?
if I can resume your trick : peek and shoot
@SaVage nice dead kennedys shirt :)
Thank you bro I went from 2k elo to banned! Do you stream?
do you have any setting to make your sceen/crosshair ''shake'' less when spraying?
No there is not really a fix as of right now i believe, because i think spraying is tied to tick rate so like when you spray it is at 64 fps or smth
@@t0x1fying84 ok thanks for the answer it just looks like his screen and crosshair shakes way less when spraying
@@F7csgo make sure "follow recoil" setting is disabled under crosshair settings. this may be why
either buy a benq monitor with dyac or get used to it
you can try turning off fullscreen optimization in cs2.exe properties, see if that does anything.
Both of crosshair placement and peeking to an angle do still have the same importance as in CSGO, and as in CS1.6, this IS the way the game is played and the only reason because Donk is so good is because he perfected something so weird as crouching as he sprays, no one plays like that because you can't win a duel doing that, the pro's are EXTREMELY used to watch people peeking at them and spraying standing still so they can't with a guy who is doing something different as simply crouching, but crouching and spraying perfectly, in the perfect timming of crouching, this is something that happens only in professional CS, because we the normal people who play cs have been dealing with "crouching sprayers" for years, this is not new, only something perfected by DONK, but you can literally find any "Donk" in a casual faceit mid or high elo match. This is my point of view, this is useless because simply standing still in the perfect way still being the best way of spraying.
This is exactly how I play in MG
Thanks boss it really helped
map name?
Bro, what is your viewmodel and res ?
Crosshair Code ?
Banger!!
aiming in cs so horizontal compared to valorant here there is lot more vertical flicks , kinda interesting 🤔
i love this, ive thought about that exact thing alot
i used to obsess over crosshair placement
and it def felt stronger go
do you get that you look like basshunter from the song dota or nah? Or were you going for that? Think you look heaps like him in the thumbnail
sweet shirt bro
Whats your resolution?
using 1440x1080 atm
can update u cfg monitor too thnx
Ive found this recently as well
I think it's all about practice and how much you playing dms and aim maps
es pa šo bij domajs, ar lidzig problema, paldies
So trueeeee.
W tip
Nice
TRUE
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Yo @SaVage are you related to jks or just share the same last name
I think I played with you in the same server death mach before 2 days on dust 2 my name in the game badpc4
I already do this and still suck
koood pan e sud 555555
That's exactly what crosshair placement is, knowing where a enemy could be and adjusting to that. That's not really rocket science but still very hard to master
i frequently visualize the enemys in my head behind the walls, and i thinked that i was the only one guy doing this xD
Maybe I'm just misunderstand this but from what I get from this ... And I know this might sound controversial but seriously think about it. Instead of actually trying to peak and aim, you're preaiming (Which for all intense and purposes in the past was bad - generally speaking) and just relying on peakers advantage and reaction to get the kill? Obviously against aimtraining/bots doesn't really matter. But that's what I'm getting from the video lol
It's the meta, it's what all pros are doing. You're supposed to practice this if you want to be the best in the world.
But this would have worked aswell in CSGO, you should realize that if you perfectly aim your enemy thru a wall and strafe sideways you will move perpendicular to him (hence you will have maximum speed on his monitor) whereas if you would keep the crosshair on the wall your movement would be circular hence having less speed on his monitor, so by visualizing you both move faster on his screen and have less space to move your mouse when the read is actually correct. Hugging walls with the crosshair is useful still in many situations (such as clutches where you dont have an actual read or fast and caothic rotations) just not in every single situation.
When I was a pro I made a course and one whole lesson was about this shit jajajajjaja zywoo does it perfectly
You don't need to focus on crosshair placemant, this thing need be in your muscle memory.. practice practice...
So the tip is have good aim and just click heads. Gotcha, super helpful.
you look like the singer of Dota
So in essence - shoot fast, not precise.
yews but ame is wrong
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This is so not talked about. I love the way I can preaim and bully ppl in csgo. With my low sen aim I got nerfed like 40%. Before I can just bascially out duel ppl. Now ppl just run and gun and hit bull shit shots. U dont have to ready your peak. And u get rewarded less for doing so.
bro... visualizing them through the wall is not a tip... like i dont understand how what you're saying is helpful... heres a tip though: if you hit 27 in 1 try not crouching when you shoot... that's a real tip.
what do you mean it's not a good tip, every good CS player imagines where the enemy will be when they peek
The tip is to avoid moving your mouse in the opposite direction while you aim at the enemy...
Crouching is in the meta, you are fully accurate if you are crouching correctly, those who aren't shouldn't be crouching and should work on their counter strafing.
Stop yapping bro
Huh, interesting, I always thought that for a game to be considered tactical shooter a player holding an angle should have advantage over someone picking without any utilities or something. Good to know CS2 is so tactical.
Where did you get this idea from lmao 😂
@@alang.2054 from Fortnite.
people holding an angle still have an advantage, it's just that if someone knows you are behind an angle they're gonna make sure they shoot that angle with speed, peekers advantage isn't as much an issue as you people say, you're just playing common angles and getting destroyed then blaming it on peekers advantage
@@FunMemeM every pro says there is a difference between CS:GO and CS2, only you say otherwise, so...
First
So much yapping for a 3 sentence tip
brother get to the fucking point
It took 1:00 bro
if u can't listen past 1 minute but have time to comment then you have issues
@@FunMemeMVertical short videos really took a toll on people's attention span......
ADHD..
@the gacker hub
okay so Aim like a hacker