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Is it worth it? I get home by like 5 and get ready for cs by 7 so by the time i can finally start playing pugs it would already be 10 so then I’d only have 5 hours to play, but then my aim would be better
well, i suck at this game so i just stopped playing, but this can help your aim men))) just don't spend your time training too much
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yep, even 1 hour if you want, some players when they keep training too much plays very bad, but if this don't bother you, keep it up with 3 hours men)))
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What I like to do is play around 10-20 min of aimbotz
Then play around 20-40 min FFA
This does it for me at lesat
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I'm about the same and my aim is solid.
My brain, not so much.
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Then play less dm and watch more demos of urself and others to understand ur own mistakes and learn what others do in similar situations....and spend time learning nade lineups etc
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Nah it's not that, it's that I force fights because I rely on my aim a lot.
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The solution is #127
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Silver is just different. Smurfs and crackheads make the game stupid and hard to do anything normal in.
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+1 the only thing that silver can teach you is aim, awareness, and adapting to weird situations. Tbh if any team sent their players to silver1 non prime they probably would find a way to best furia lmao.
true but doesn't make much sense.
1) play against smurfs and get instantly shut down every round (you don't learn by getting absolutely smashed)
2) game's outcome goes from 'you playing and creating impact' to who has more smurfs on their team
3)derank, and then game becomes: 'who has less greifers and more smurfs on their team'
4) cannot rank up. (ps: i am not in this state, I was, but I just made friends and trio/quad queued with them to circumvent it and ranked up)
getting smurfs is stupid because they aren't better, they're far beyond what you can hope to beat, and they make you derank which means you get to play w/greifers. The way you 'learn from harder opponents' is when for example, in faceit they occasionally give you a game which is +31, -19, and you know it's tougher opponents, but not impossibly hard.
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fr, i just moved to faceit, it is slightly better
Yeah for me it's either sweaty players that are somehow in silver, teammates that probably have their little brother's playing, or the toxic hard stuck that's getting carried by a smurf and saying gn 100 times their kills.
Doesn't help that your teammates won't appreciate anyone if they flash or bait for them. If you complain they'll just talk about your kd and their big ass ego.
Played a game on vertigo practically entried every t round and baited for these two big egoed kids that got free kills on people looking away. Sometimes they don't even attempt to trade me cuz their too much of pussies. Complained about them baiting got tked even on ct when I did good I still got tked.
No, just do like 1/2 or even 3 times a week a "practice day" where you will only focus on your aim and the rest of the days just play some pugs. Also 3h dm /day its very exhaustive so i dont think u will be able to do that 2/3 times per week but try it. Just dont practice and go pug after that cuz u will feel very tired so if u want to pug after practice just rest 1h before go pugging
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Lower it to like 2 hours so you can play more, you should always pug more than DM, if you truly wanna improve at the game.
So do like 1,5h-2h aim training/DM/whatever, and rest pugging.
Well if you want to have wirst/nerves injury in 2 months then do it, 3h 7/7 is way too much and you'll get injured if you do that.
Training =/= warm up, if you train too much you won't perform well in game after that because you'll be tired mentally.
I would suggest training few times per week and warm up 10/20 minutes before you play, if you can separate the training days to the playing days it's better. Also keep in mind that good position is very important to limit risk of injury and stretching etc..
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not true, quality is only in your head, you have no quality no matter what you do, you need quantities, more training better, tired, sick, exhausted whatever, if you manage somehow to hit shots while you are tired, when you full of energy it will be easy..
And btw beeing not tired doesnt mean you instantly become good better somehow if you not tired im sure 99 percent of silver gold novas are not tired but they deserve they rank most of them.
best you can do is mini breaks, like breathing relaxed sleeping position drinking some water, this cant play because tired is bulshets. You need just couple minutes to prepare urself for next game or something, but waiting untill you fully rested this will never make you any good, i even speak not only from counter strike perspective, i played tennis i was so trash at it, but i trained sometimes even 3 days without sleeping just tennis i started hitting pro speed shots, it was really enjoyable.
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I'm also a former athlete and I can tell you that training with 3 days and no sleep isn't optimal for sports either wtf lmao. Your pro tennis comparison is dumb af, of course pro athletes will train when tired? But I guarantee they also get proper rest/nutrition after and its also an endurance sport. Our bodies need rest in order to perform at their peak, this is obvious. My method of training has gotten me good results pretty quickly, and I'm still playing about 4-5 hours a day. The majority of high level cs players I know also recommend to avoid playing if you are overly tired, rest first and play again when you can focus properly. That doesn't mean I can't play pugs for 6 hours straight if I want to. I'm an adult with a job I'm not gonna sleep 1-2 hours just to grind CS which I will never go pro in. You are talking about MM ranks in this thread and shooting bots, I'm not sure you are the right person to be giving tips on how to improve at CSGO...
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what pros are telling you sports or whatever is nonsense, im pretty sure, i even heared sentence, when you are sleeping someone is training. With that one i completely agree instead oh im tired so its not quality training, im not talking about you im talking in general, not only you must play tired you must try to play your faking best game when you are tired./ even there big difference playing when you're tired can also mean almost nothing/ you must play when your tired and you must try to do your absolute best, This is the way
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You can't train 24/7 whether it is sports, lifting, video games, or anything else. Rest and recovery is a vital part of the process even more so for traditional sports where people are prone to injury. Try to play CSGO all day while only sleeping 1-2 hours and you will burn out in a few days.
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to be honest if you wanna become really good at cs for example, you not only should play when tired, you should remove 7-9 hour sleep from your routine, you sleep 1-2 hours and go play again, after playing long, 1 hour of sleep again. BTw teach me master how nadal djokovic have energy to play 6 hour matches if they dont play when tired lol xD With your logic Nadal would have 1 atp rank point if not even that and no one in the world would know him he would be 1st player in the world from other side of the ranks.
xaxaxaxaxax, man my brother back in the days was training like around 8 hours/day everyday, in which like 6 hours it was individual training and 2-3 with a team, he was a fking aim beast mens, but unlucko for him we are living in a shitty village and the internet destroyed his chances in becoming pro, i bet he would make it atleast to a polish top teams, and t3 eu, he was fking crazy about this game, he was playing dm 3 hours a day on 100ping+ and loss because on our internet it couldn't be better, it was sad af cuz other people with good internet and pc would have the same results of improving skill in like 1 hour of dm while he had to play 3-4 on terrible conditions, im impressed how he wasn't ragequitting, he on 75hz monitor with ping 20-80 and with loss and choke jumping very often, managed to have 58-59 headshot% on fc in 1000matches+, also he was playing as a entry, i feel really sad for him cuz he had a talent in this game but he had no conditions to go further, he stopped trying to be the best after game after his team couldn't find 5th player and they "disbanded", after that he realised it's fking impossible to go through the barrier which our internet and pc was (which is true) and stopped playing the game for serious, few months later he stopped playing cs totally, atleast he improved my gameplay by giving me good advices and teaching cool stuff
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ping sucks nothing you can do about it not like, low fps just focus save up buy better rig, i was average player, my internet became faster , i became semi pro kinda i played against players who had games with navi i think and other clans like that. I wasnt even that good but good internet ping let me be higher level gamer
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i just want to improve my skill to a lv 10 fc till i move to a city and maybe than start to do something in this game, my brother and his team were playing and winning against ldlc academy (back then when ldlc was good ofc, not now)
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Cant you talk with the internet provider so they can sort things out? I mean I lived in a super small dogshit town and I had insanely good internet. Better than my current one and I live in one of the biggest cities here
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you can't do anything with it, small village and no optical fiber, also the wire from my house to the road is 100m length, changing internet provider also won't change anything, btw downloading speed = 110 kb/s xd
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keep playing men))
Imagine how good u are going to be when u get to play with 30ping
I used to play with 22 fps in 2014))))
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unlucko for my brother he burned out, but i totally understand his choice, he tried his best to overcome bad conditions he had, but after 5k hours in about 2 years he decided to stop cuz it was impossible, imagine how pissed me and he was how lucky you have to be in life, many people were borned and live in a city, have good internet but doesn't even use computer, for him back in the times the most important thing was to be the best in cs, unfortunately he couldn't do that just because of pure bad luck
i was training a lot everyday and growing up slowly...
then i had some problems on my pc and i dont play for 1 month and returned today, now im playing 10x better than when i was training everyday and my aim is perfect...
i dont know sometimes playing a lot is not the only thing try do things different like using some drugs or idk
My arm hurts after aim training for that long.
3 hours is too much, believe or not at least for me i feel better warming up playing 10~15min aimbot just to feel the movements and going straight in pubs at community servers, when i feel that i'm ready i go to ranked match; when i am doing really poor some aim technich i just play dm to warmup the missing technich, even in between ranked matches, i probably reached 3H dm, but it was fractionated, 3h straight like you are talking will take you to burn out.
Ps i'm not playing CS anymore, i switched to DotA2 more or less 7 months ago, when i took a day to play CS all daylong i did that again and i was feeling like 70%, just the reflexes weren't that good.
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no definately not enough i barely have fps for wingman, i rather do 1x1 for that even fps is not there sometimes, and its not only about fps i dont have good enough graphics, today had many times 50 fps even 20 rare occasions but today happened like that , i play because sometimes i get 62 fps lol :D i definately could compete a bit against pro if good fps< i mean 1x1>, but thats not the point im trying to make, i told what amount of practice per day you need, im not saying im doing it .
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I don't wanna sound like a dick cuz I can see you are being helpful in all your replies, but if you can't even play csgo you can't really tell people what they need to do to train and improve. 6 hours of aim training is too much. There are other aspects to training that are important other then just raw aim which you will find out if you get a better pc and put more time into CS. You can't even play 5v5 so you have little understanding of the actual game, yet you are telling everyone how they should practice.
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ye i know that there is more than just aim, i was good player of 5x5 but long ago couldnt even do 2x2 1x1, im just trying to say better to train sometimes 14 hours per day and half month break , then for 1 hour all month, 1 hour everyday , i just want to take attention to other schedule mostly but not fully ofcourse. Im not bad player just low fps, i remember i used to beat easily 5x5 team who had official match or something against Na Vi, last respond to you good luck and good night.
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Hows your dota jorney, friend? I too quitted CS for dota around 2.5 years ago
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It has been pretty fun, i am playing mid lane, 3.8K mmr, recalibrating rn with friends i convinced they to play, my best heroes rn are MK, Storm, Ember and Kunkka, in order best to 'worst', i started to play morph it has been OK. Sometimes i play casual with invoker and never, 'cause i feel that or i feed or go ok with those heroes. A lot of things to learn at the beggining, i felt like confused, trying to absorve and aplly everything at once, but when i divided the learning it got really easier, to get my favorites heroes i just spammed them to get confortable.
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3.8k for 7 months is insane man gj
Also keep playing with friends and having fun cuz soloq is disaster. It literally drove me insane and im on a break rn
aim training? who does this in 2020? cmon man keep up...nobody bothers to train aim anymore, just start up game and go play a match
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i are no aim train at all just dm for 10 mins then i play well in pugs
Idk about u guys but I used to actually enjoy dm'in for hours couple years back but nowadays I get too triggered after min 30 when I just wanna chill and listen to music while I click heads and theres these fucks who hold angles and sit scoped for the entire duration of the map
different for each player, but from what I know the key is just consistency in training routines
actually you know what, the key is having fun, if you aren't having fun do something else with your time
but putting more time practicing aim than pugging may cause you to become what I call a "braindead aimer", so just be sure to play proper CS games and play smart
no just play the pugs or whatever, aim trainings are overrated
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i do this
DM is fun, I get it.
But if you want to spend 3h/d for practise there are much better ways to do it
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He also did 10k aim botz a day
If you are a pro okay or else useless, aim isnt the only thing. You need good movement too because in regular mm none of the bots can do anything except hitting awp flicks and aiming and spraying.
Learn tricky smokes and jumps too you can easily showoff and keep tilting them.
Lmao imagine practicing to get better at this dumb game.
play pugs more bro its better, maybe do 2 hours of aim prac and try 3-6 pugs a day. The higher elo u get on faceit the better u will eventually become.
man you can train and waste your life or be champion like forsaken,kqly and krimz legendary players with good gear
If ur goal is getting better u should invest ur time in finding a proper team that wants to achieve the same as u instead of putting ur focus so much on the mechanical part, which is way less important like it seems at first
i cant even train 5 minutes and i get bored and leave
new furiousssss ????
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Working on your aim is important, but not nearly as important as other facets of your game. If you work hard on vod reviewing etc. you will find that you develop your game a lot faster. If you decide to aim train a bunch though I would definitely recommend avoiding aim trainers like Kovaks and AimLabs. I have tried both out extensively, and I have concluded the best way to improve your aim in CS is to play CS. I would suggest a lot of AimBotz and Deathmatch. Furthermore, 3 hours a day is way too much. I suggest 1 hour a day and then taking a solid 1 hoour break and then doing a 5-10 min warmup before pugging.
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Personally I think aim lab is good for warmup at the start before you dm, it gets your wrist moving and your head in the right mindset
Agreed that Kovaaks/Aimlabs isn't the best aim trainer, but it's good for a warmup to get your wrist going.
Though some people (ELIGE most notably) mainly train through Kovaaks.
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Wow imagine calling someone a degenerate and having a weeb flair yourself
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Imagine shitting on something you problaly havent even tried
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Oh I watch anime and a few are great but weebs are just beyond me
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Sorry as clearly i was in fault here for misunderstanding and making bad assumptions i hope i didnt break you or anyones heart much and im sorry
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Ok
Omegalul
I’ve already started, it takes me about two hours. I do:
30 mins of aim lab
1000 kills on aim botz
200 hs dm kills with the ak
200 dm kills with the ak
100 awp kills
100 pistol kills
100 m4 kills
Then some execute servers
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consider adding some movement practice and also jumps if u don't know them perfectly
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Yeah I play a bit of surf as well but kz is kinda boring
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I usually do surf when I warmup at the start of the day, but do some KZ with some chill music after playing matches. It's surprisingly good way to calm down and relax aswell as train your movement a bit.
it does, I used to train that much 3hrs a day, I felt really good going into a match, but something you have to take in account is your wrist, I fucked up mine doing that for months, so I suggest you train 3hrs one day, then just warmup few mins the two next days, it's not worth reaching Global or lvl10 if you're gonna have to quit playing CS:GO because of wrist issues
movement more important than aim tbh
get 2nd computer and pug and practice same time
I spent every day practising aim for about 30 minutes for 4-5 months I guess, and get global and 6th lvl faceit (I had about 2000hrs in game that time), after that I completely lose motivation to tryhard and after 2 years, I'm playing two times per week, no dm's or sth like that, just mms and faceits and now I'm still global and 5th lvl faceit. But the point is, 3hrs is definetely too much, just spent 30min-1hr max but do it regularly, results will come after few time.
no, it isn't worth it
Depends on what you wanna do with cs. If you wanna have fun with it then i'd say it's not really worth it, maybe just do it for 30 minutes or an hour a day. However, if you wanna be good and maybe become pro then it might just be worth it in the long run if you can keep consistency in the routine.
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pugs are not dm, I would split 3h session for 1h aim, 2h watching demos, analysis, ect. where you have time to think about how you should react in certain situations.
With good positioning sometimes u dont even have to move your mouse, knowing advantagues angles on map, smokes at some point is more important than raw aim.
Young players catch up really fast with aim, but still having bad communication, teamwork ect
If you feel like your aim is lacking then go for it i guess, if not then don't waste your time. Also i think FFA is more effective, so you have to hit moving targets, and real people instead of bots. I like do do like 20 minutes with aimbots and maybe 10 ffa as a watm up, just to get a feeling for the game and movement. I barely train tho, probably the reason why i'm not that good😂
You only need 30 minutes a day of focused training, but you have to commit to sticking to practicing daily. I personally use 3daimtrainer.com/ they have a training routing especially for CS:GO, helped a great deal
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