LedgenDx wrote

iTzWummbo wrote what specifically do you need help with?
Specifically my aim tbh.

Aim comes with playing. You can deathmatch 24/7 but at the end of the day, the majority of kills in a Comp match should come from correct crosshair placement which is from knowing what spots to check and where enemies will be. Hence why playing is the best form of improving. Plus aiming becomes muscle memory like spray patterns. Just gotta keep playing

Okay thanks for the tip cause rn I am unranked and i haven't played much at all.

iTzWummbo wrote

LedgenDx wrote

iTzWummbo wrote what specifically do you need help with?
Specifically my aim tbh.

Aim comes with playing. You can deathmatch 24/7 but at the end of the day, the majority of kills in a Comp match should come from correct crosshair placement which is from knowing what spots to check and where enemies will be. Hence why playing is the best form of improving. Plus aiming becomes muscle memory like spray patterns. Just gotta keep playing

Okay thanks for the tip cause rn I am unranked and i haven't played much at all.

No problem, its just like anything. Same as sports. I played Football (Soccer for the Americans) from when I was like 10 and of course you can single out certain aspects which is good to do early on. As you get better playing and playing games is the best thing for you. I recently quit due to injuries and since I couldn't play full games, lack of confidence and fitness made me not enjoy it as much. So just play as much as you can and remember to have fun. Also watching pro games is another thing you can do if you have time, you get to see what spots are used and little tricks such as pop flashes that the pros use.

LedgenDx wrote

iTzWummbo wrote

LedgenDx wrote

iTzWummbo wrote what specifically do you need help with?
Specifically my aim tbh.

Aim comes with playing. You can deathmatch 24/7 but at the end of the day, the majority of kills in a Comp match should come from correct crosshair placement which is from knowing what spots to check and where enemies will be. Hence why playing is the best form of improving. Plus aiming becomes muscle memory like spray patterns. Just gotta keep playing

Okay thanks for the tip cause rn I am unranked and i haven't played much at all.

No problem, its just like anything. Same as sports. I played Football (Soccer for the Americans) from when I was like 10 and of course you can single out certain aspects which is good to do early on. As you get better playing and playing games is the best thing for you. I recently quit due to injuries and since I couldn't play full games, lack of confidence and fitness made me not enjoy it as much. So just play as much as you can and remember to have fun. Also watching pro games is another thing you can do if you have time, you get to see what spots are used and little tricks such as pop flashes that the pros use.

Okay thanks for all the tips I will definitely do all that and I'm also looking for some sites to use so I can get skins, so do you have some that you like to go>

iTzWummbo wrote

LedgenDx wrote

iTzWummbo wrote

LedgenDx wrote

iTzWummbo wrote what specifically do you need help with?
Specifically my aim tbh.

Aim comes with playing. You can deathmatch 24/7 but at the end of the day, the majority of kills in a Comp match should come from correct crosshair placement which is from knowing what spots to check and where enemies will be. Hence why playing is the best form of improving. Plus aiming becomes muscle memory like spray patterns. Just gotta keep playing

Okay thanks for the tip cause rn I am unranked and i haven't played much at all.

No problem, its just like anything. Same as sports. I played Football (Soccer for the Americans) from when I was like 10 and of course you can single out certain aspects which is good to do early on. As you get better playing and playing games is the best thing for you. I recently quit due to injuries and since I couldn't play full games, lack of confidence and fitness made me not enjoy it as much. So just play as much as you can and remember to have fun. Also watching pro games is another thing you can do if you have time, you get to see what spots are used and little tricks such as pop flashes that the pros use.

Okay thanks for all the tips I will definitely do all that and I'm also looking for some sites to use so I can get skins, so do you have some that you like to go>

No problem. Main and best of all is OPSkins, user friendly and very safe. Other sites include G2A which is reliable, bitskins and kinguin, both of which I have not used. For sure check out OPSkins though.

ZeusTheKilla wrote

BunnyHop wrote So basically i've quit cs after getting to GE for a long and i just wanted to say thanks to everyone in this part of the forums. i quit for many reasons but mostly because of health issues irl, i can't play video games for an extended amount of time and the stress of csgo isnt good for me.

I will however be in the forums sometimes and will offer my knowledge and try to help those who need it.

thanks for all the help everyone <3

- Bunny

@bunny do u even get on steam i need some tips and stuff and maybe we can talk aboout health problems cause ii know how u feel

Pm me and i'll let you know