Become good at CS:GO?

23-09-2015, 11:01 PM

Faded Wrote:

23-09-2015, 10:58 PM

Kron98 Wrote: I recommend to to you, as a veteran player (464hours):
-Play deathmatch and casual first. Until you have some practice. Then, competitive, but, take it easy. Its sometimes hard.

I have like 400 hours on cs:go too, but I don't call myself veteran.
but I kinda do agree with your deathmatch and casual point, even tho you won't gain as much experience from that, competitive isn't that hard even for a beginner.

Damm. You are evrywhere, And yes, sometimes, deathmatch and casual is not like competitive. Also, he can try some aim maps (workshop). That maybe help him more.

I'd have to say practice on workshop maps, or casual

23-09-2015, 11:11 PM

Kron98 Wrote:

23-09-2015, 11:01 PM

Faded Wrote:

23-09-2015, 10:58 PM

Kron98 Wrote: I recommend to to you, as a veteran player (464hours):
-Play deathmatch and casual first. Until you have some practice. Then, competitive, but, take it easy. Its sometimes hard.

I have like 400 hours on cs:go too, but I don't call myself veteran.
but I kinda do agree with your deathmatch and casual point, even tho you won't gain as much experience from that, competitive isn't that hard even for a beginner.

Damm. You are evrywhere, And yes, sometimes, deathmatch and casual is not like competitive. Also, he can try some aim maps (workshop). That maybe help him more.

Yeah, aim training and speed training is also good :yus:

I tried to become good but it didnt end well

I play this game the game my best game!

Play with a team (5 teammates) and not with random people. Last week we play with 4 mates and 1 random and he has shoots on us..

Play with good guns and play steath

what is good at csgo is that a new game??? lol kek ex dee

How will I become really good at csgo?

Get a good setup for your game
Your settings will help you to get comfortable with your playstyle.
GLHF with practice!