demonikcube wrote If you're coming from CoD, you definently need to learn the spray patterns.

It's a whole new way of aiming.

I'm after coming from FIFA

I'm thinking of buying this, would you reccommend it?

There is no classes in CS GO. Counter Strike is nothing like Call of Duty if you are going to treat it as so or even compare the two games you are going to rip the hair out of your head.. If your going to compare this game to COD i would just stick to COD...

Spiresx wrote There is no classes in CS GO. Counter Strike is nothing like Call of Duty if you are going to treat it as so or even compare the two games you are going to rip the hair out of your head.. If your going to compare this game to COD i would just stick to COD...

im treating this game as any other fps, i am doing 8-14 kills in each game

Raizel wrote I'm thinking of buying this, would you reccommend it?

CS GO is the top FPS game that is out right now. I would highly recommend getting it.

As most of this has already been answered there is a few things I too will say myself.

1. There is no classes, nothing like Battlefield, CoD, ect. When you're playing the game, you choose what guns to you want when the round starts or when you respawn.

2. Don't jump right into Competitive yet. Play some Death Match, play some Classic and get a feel of how to play the game. How to peek corners, push with your team, spray and recoil control, grenade spots, bomb plant spots, general game sense.

3. As for learning how to aim better, this will come naturally as you play the game and as you adjust to the game and how others play. For the time being, you can jump into Deathmatch and continue playing that until you begin to get comfortable with the game. Alternatively you can also download maps from Steam Workshop that help you with aim, recoil control, grenade spots and movement, like spots you can jump to. Some of the maps you can try out will be listed below, as well as the last link being a crosshair generator so you can create a crosshair that you're comfortable with.

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just go on youtube and look up how to control spray patterns, and different smoke or flash bang spots and watch pro games and take notes and convert them in to your play style. Don't move and shoot!!!

I don't know if anyone has said this but you might wanna go on youtube and spend about 1hour+ on finding your perfect sensitivity.

trust me it will help you alot. Instead of putting a random sensitivity that's way to fast for you.

hope this helps