WARNING

Most Pros Don't Want You To Hear This



In many forms of expression such as Music, Art, Filming, Etc, The key to success has always been based on how much your willing to sacrifice

In CS:GO, This is all the more evident, based on your playstyle, this may be a key factor to why you lose your matches, CS:GO is a Team-Based FPS where tactical team play integral to every match,

No matter how many kills or how well your aim is, you must trust and listen to your teammates to keep your squad fully optimized, communicating on where to go before rounds start and choreographing flashes for when your teammates peek out can be a great way to help out the team, in experience, as long as you outnumber the opponent, your chances on winning are dramatically increased but, sometimes you cant help if a teammate dies, most older CS players already know to get the "Re-Frag: as soon as possible, meaning, if your teammate dies to 1 person while your team is around the corner, quickly try to repeek the opponent before they fall back into site / cover / regroup with their team, If utilized properly as long as you can trust your team and have good communication with them, you will have a noticeable in gameplay, you cannot expect to do every nade yourself, how can you win against a team without supporting your team, your not a 1 man army in this game, its possible to outplay a whole team of 5 but 5 heads are better than 1 and eventually if your playing selfishly and without any team play, if the opponents are using team play, they'll eventually overpower your team and then gang up on your or just figure out your playstyle and steam roll you,

To get around this, we will continue to section 2.

Seems simple but having the knowledge to know where your grenades will land will make a very big difference in high octane games, if your opponent has more knowledge and experience on a map than you do, your already closer towards a loss, to get around this i'd advise to use Yprac's training maps for whatever maps you like to que, they include a variety of options including Smoke, Moltov and Flash practice to prefire/corner clearing practice and site entry practice,

I have provided links to Yprac's Practice Maps below, i find these to be the most helpful for aim & practicing strategies and grenade throws.

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/workshop/filedetails/?id=740795413

(Real Footage of Me Before Nade Practice)



The more you practice the game and learn proper team-play & how to play multiple playstyles to support your team, the more you'll go from looking like this







To Looking Like THIS





The only things that separate good teams from bad teams are experience, knowledge and team-play

for problems regarding personal issues, id recommend going to where I start in Section 3 for more information on improvement for personal problems (like aim, lag, etc.)

Id be lying if i said a individuals personal aiming ability couldn't decide a match, as much as Valve likes to think of CS:GO as virtual chess mixed with FPS mechanics, its far more oriented around shooting than outsmarting your opponent and the game shows that its more important during gameplay reviews,

if you have bad aim, the only ways to work it out are to either


1. Download hacks





2. Practice on the previously mentioned Yprac Maps DAILY (Experience is key to winning)




Or 3. Practice on the various 1v1 Servers or the extra hard deathmatch servers.





and Finally, to summarize all of this,

ALL YOU GOTTA DO IS GET GOOD, SCRUB!

This Section is Merely For Plugging my Low Quality Content (Optional Section)

If you really wanna get better at CS:GO, You probably should download my new 1v1 map from the workshop, i made it a few days ago as a new place for myself to practice my aim and also go against my friends, im providing the link below and i hope everyone can provide feedback for me if possible.

Drip's 1v1 Map (de_drip)

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2761033174

Also, If anyone liked this guide and my map, maybe you'd also like to visit my Youtube channel, Hopefully i have something on there that can entertain you,

DripCSGO Channel

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzP12MLhGUeJZGjCsjKau5w

please be kind & respectful, any goofy comments made are simply jokes and should be taken as such, i wish you all well <3.




[NOTE: I WILL BE UPDATING AND ADDING MORE TO THIS GUIDE, I REALIZE THERE IS ALOT MORE TO GO OVER IF ANYONE REALLY WANTS TO IMPROVE FROM THIS GUIDE OR ATLEAST FIND A STARTING POINT FROM HERE, THANKS FOR PATIENCE]