• In this guide i will teach you how to play with Negev.
  
• I will give you tips in this guide.
  
• And will make you to the best player.

The first time you use the new-look Negev, or the ‘Newgev’, as the kids are calling it, it feels broken. You’ll move at a snail’s pace when carrying it, and the first 16 bullets of your magazine come out at random angles, making it impossible to control. Even the first bullet is wayward, so tap firing is completely out – your only hope is to squeeze the trigger and pray.

The gamechanger is what happens after that first burst. Your aim levels out and the gun becomes laser accurate at short or medium range, the spray grouping tightly just above your crossbar with no horizontal movement. As long as you’re standing still you can snap from target to target with pinpoint accuracy.

The mechanic, in Valve’s words, is designed to “promote suppressive fire”, something not currently part of the CS: GO meta. And that’s for a good reason: standing in one spot burning through bullets just to lock down a choke point is far less efficient than chucking a smoke grenade or throwing a molotov, and takes you out of the rest of the fight.

I was surprised, therefore, that using the new Negev for its intended purpose actually pays dividends. Pick a busy corner, hold down the mouse, and pump out bullets at head height: you’ll be amazed how many enemies are willing to make mincemeat of their brains, especially if you bait them to round a corner by peeking out first. Play it right and you can rack up a decent number of kills without moving an inch. Naturally, this works a lot better if you’re a Counter Terrorist, with the impetus on the Terrorists to push through chokes onto bomb sites.

It may be effective, but it’s not exactly the most dynamic way to play, and you’ll have much more fun with this gun if you go aggressive. The best tactic is to start firing long before you round any corner so that when you peek out your aim will be true. Recoil resets as soon as you stop moving, so if your reactions are good enough you can push through a choke point, stop, and down a few enemies before they know what’s hit them.

It may be effective, but it’s not exactly the most dynamic way to play, and you’ll have much more fun with this gun if you go aggressive. The best tactic is to start firing long before you round any corner so that when you peek out your aim will be true. Recoil resets as soon as you stop moving, so if your reactions are good enough you can push through a choke point, stop, and down a few enemies before they know what’s hit them.
But the most fun I had with the new Negev is when I’ve been able to get the drop on a group of enemies, fully revved up, and rip into them, transferring the spray from head to head. The accuracy means that your spray will always beat theirs, and so in their panic you can calmly pick them off. There’s a particularly good spot for this on Nuke as a CT, seen in the triple kill in the gif below.

For that reason, I can’t see it hanging around for long in its current state. Which means that now is the time to jump into a casual game, save up for one – it’s only $4000, much cheaper than before – and mow down some fools while you still have the chance.

Short form
The first 16 bullets of your magazine come out at random angles after this 16 bullets it´s like a Laser and you can kill enemys i far distance and in short distances.
That´s all you need to know.

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Mello