Which game has a higher skill cap?

[Dutch Van der Linde (real)]

I was thinking about out of tf2 and csgo, which had a higher skill cap? after reading about it on r/tf2 and there wasn't really a conclusion, I was thinking about this.Also, it is kind of biased to put it on the tf2 forums, but I'm going to also put it in the csgo forums.So, which has a higher skill cap, tf2 or csgo?

[a' jock tamson's bairns]

Depends on which class you play, though TF2 has a very high skill ceiling.

I can't comment on CS:GO.

[Waffles]

CS:GO : shoot in hand, get the kill.
TF2 : shoot in hand, miss because hitreg sucks.


I'd say TF2 is more fun to play than CSGO.

[Dutch Van der Linde (real)]

Originally posted by Feitlebaum:

Depends on which class you play, though TF2 has a very high skill ceiling.

I can't comment on CS:GO.

Tf2 mostly involves DM and movement while csgo is more aim and game sense

[Waffles]

Originally posted by PAPike:

Originally posted by Feitlebaum:

Depends on which class you play, though TF2 has a very high skill ceiling.

I can't comment on CS:GO.

Tf2 mostly involves DM and movement while csgo is more aim and game sense

Tf2 heavily depends on gamesense too.
Recorded some nice clips today, involving a lot of gamesense (you can actually see me bragging about it in the chat : "GAMESENSE POWER").

[Dutch Van der Linde (real)]

Originally posted by 308th Dr. Staidanom:

Originally posted by PAPike:

Tf2 mostly involves DM and movement while csgo is more aim and game sense

Tf2 heavily depends on gamesense too.
Recorded some nice clips today, involving a lot of gamesense (you can actually see me bragging about it in the chat : "GAMESENSE POWER").

I'm not saying tf2 doesn't, just csgo is a lot more competitive

[SCP-173]

CS:GO's guns are too easy to use.

Picked up an AWP one time, and got 2 kills in one round with it. I've never used it before that time.

[3Wave [Yung Ramsey]]

I haven't played csgo enough for this to hold water, but i'd have to say tf2

[Tronex]

You can't really compare them cause they are so different.
Both require huge skill cap.

[Dutch Van der Linde (real)]

Originally posted by SCP-173:

CS:GO's guns are too easy to use.

Picked up an AWP one time, and got 2 kills in one round with it. I've never used it before that time.

Really?I suck with the awp, my first time playing, I couldn't aim at all, because it's so different from tf2

[Dutch Van der Linde (real)]

Originally posted by ⚡ ΛDΝΛИ ⚡:

You can't really compare them cause they are so different.
Both require huge skill cap.

Fair enough

[Dutch Van der Linde (real)]

Originally posted by SCP-173:

CS:GO's guns are too easy to use.

Picked up an AWP one time, and got 2 kills in one round with it. I've never used it before that time.

Man, when I was new to tf2 I couldn't do crap, I always played soldier and medic but I played against bots a lot because I got Rekt in servers

[COUNT FREAKULA]

Neither of them aid survival, who cares.

[Dagirkeran]

CS:GO relies more on the luck of how stupid it is when you fire for a quarter second, the bullets can literally hit ANYWHERE on your screen if you don't just tap once to fire a single bullet.

Just my two cents after playing this game on a friend's computer for much too long.

[Munch]

Yes combat awarness/game-sense is very valuable. Often the view on it gets jaded because of disgusting cheaters that hide it pretty well.

Both requires a lot of skill and completely different at the same time.

Same question as Battlefield or CoD - Though both are military shooters, they are very different. Fast and arcady CoD vs. slightly more realistic and more about tactics in BF.

[Fart Breather]

Personally i might say cs:go? Could not really say because my experience with csgo was rather laggy and i never really got into competitive, but there were many things to learn. Tf2 in my opinion is more fun and i could see people saying it has a higher skill ceiling because of the different classes,rocket jumping etc. Tf2 is definetley not as competitive as csgo though.