Become good at CS:GO?

You need to find a sensitivity that is right for you and change up your crosshair, the default one is shit.

16-08-2015, 11:57 PM

iHydra Wrote: I'd say choose the sensitivity that suits you if you have high and your new to the game it would be hard for you to aim, I've seen many people new to the game and use very high sensitivity then they can't aim for shit lol.

First learn the game and practice before you do fancy settings, maybe turn your sens down if it is to high but dont play to much with settings. Im now DMG and I play in Supreme team and since nova/mg I never did fancy setting stuff and I worked for me well and friends to. But ppl should do what they do prefer

i use aimbot, and still the worst player ever

1 - change your sensitivity to something very low that is still reasonably comfortable to you. I use 3 sensitivity so you don't HAVE to use 1 like everyone says, I reached LEM with mine.

2 - Find a custom map that you can practice aim on with targets. Use this to practice 1 taps and accurately switching targets.

3 - Figure out the spray pattern of AK and either M4A1 or M4A4 and then practice it so that all of your bullets go into the same area. Then practice this on targets as well, preferably moving ones.

4 - Learn the maps. Watch videos on how to smoke and flash different spots. Key spots to hide in, etc.

5 - Climb ezpz

To become good at CSGO, easy.

Watch Youtubers who record it daily; ImmortalHD and such.

Also...

get a good sensitivity and lots of practice in

Skill + M4A1(-S) / AK-47 + Gaming mouse --> Win

That's all you need to know I guess. Wankil would say that you have to buy a nova...

A french [raging] guy

Learn how to spray and aim.
If you manage to learn those perfectly then you will be very good.

Watch you good youtubers (Trilluxe, TheWarOwl, Yellow etc) and make sure you warmup before a comp.
Also as CT dont rush every round and try aim at head level.

You want at least 100 hours into the game before you even attempt a matchmaking game... turn aim acceleration off, go for a low sensi + a big mouse pad, learn the basics of economy, what guns to buy and when, learn spray control, learn how to move and shoot, dont give up... ive got like 1.4k hours on the game, many more watching pro games and learning from them and tutorials, just takes time. one thing to consider is its as much about building the muscle fibres and muscle memory to aim as it is learning the games META... youl get to a point where you see a target and you automatically flick straight to his head and 1 tap.. no thought needed. takes time