is deagle the best weapon for eco rounds?

[Belril]

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[zongivila]

If you know to use it than yes,if you are T its tec9/p250 same for ct five-seven/cz/p250

[aj]

p250 is best

[Kapri]

kek9

[Lucifer]

depends of your rank my friend
can u +rep for trade my profile plz im trying to start trading but i only have 79 trades so people dont trust me
<3 thanks bro cye

[Jo_Mei]

eco u dont buy anything

[Sir Psycho]

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

eco u dont buy anything

that's a save

[Jo_Mei]

Originally posted by Sir Psycho:

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

eco u dont buy anything

that's a save

https://csgoguides.wordpress.com/guide-for-beginners/eco-rounds/



ECO Rounds

What are ECO Rounds? An ECO round is where you are playing as cheaply as possible due to your economy (i.e. not having enough money to make a full buy of Armor, Primary weapons, Grenades, and Kits (if CT side)). This usually means that you will NOT BUY ANYTHING AT ALL and will instead just run with your default weapons, no armor, no grenades, and no kits (if CT side).

The first ECO round that you will encounter will be the 2nd round. If you lose the first round (a.k.a. the Pistol round), then you will be ECO’ing rounds 2 and 3 in order to have the money to make a full buy for round 4. The trick to winning ECO rounds is to work as a team, set up good crossfire exchanges that occur up close, and hopefully get a kill, even at the cost of a trade. If you play passive, eventually one of your opponents will get aggressive and give you a chance to kill them. Your primary goal during an ECO round is to GET A PRIMARY WEAPON from the other team so that you can somewhat equalize the round in regards to overall tactical advantage.

If you win the first round/pistol round, then you will be Anti-ECO’ing, meaning you have the tactical advantage due to having Armor, Primary weapons, Grenades, and Kits (if CT side). The trick to winning an Anti-ECO round is to play passive, make sure that all exchanges take place from a distance, especially since you have the distance advantage with your weapons. Set up crossfires and angles that take place where your opponent has to be out in the open if at all possible. Your primary goal during an Anti-Eco round is to NOT DIE.

Other times that an ECO or Anti-ECO round might take place is 17th and 18th rounds of a match, which take place after the pistol round of the second half, or any time that you and your teammates are not able to buy fully. Now, I designed this guide to be more for the individual, and not for a team, so I will give you this simple hard and fast rules for knowing whether or not to ECO:

As a CT everyone should have over $5000 to make a full buy. As a T everyone should have over $4500 to buy.
If one person saves, everyone should save.

Remember that this is a team game, and you live and die as a team. Trying to buy while everyone else saves is only going to cause you and your team to lose additional rounds. Very rarely does buying while everyone else saves win you a round. It can happen, but the chances are slim to nil. It is much easier to save and lose a round possibly getting some lucky kills as a team, than it is to constantly having to ECO because people keep half buying (buying only part of the equipment you need) or force buying (having to buy because everyone else is buying, and thus having to do a half buy).

An easy way to help eliminate the chance of having to ECO is to constantly monitor your money by using the Scoreboard. As soon as a round ends, bring up the Scoreboard and see how much money everyone on your team has. If you are short on money, but you see a teammate has extra money for this round, enough to afford you a primary weapon, then ask them to drop you a primary weapon. Vice versa is true as well. If you see that someone doesn’t have enough money to buy a primary weapon, but another teammate does, ask that teammate to drop for the other teammate.

As I mentioned, this is just a brief synopsis on ECOs and Anti-ECOs for the individual player, so be sure to check out the many in depth guides and tutorials on CS:GO’s Economy.

[Deathdragon]

Originally posted by Lucius ©™:

depends of your rank my friend
can u +rep for trade my profile plz im trying to start trading but i only have 79 trades so people dont trust me
<3 thanks bro cye

rep is only needed for scammers. If using a trade window and both parties put in and verify the trade, rep is meaningless. To me, it's just a red flag for scam accounts.

[Deathdragon]

I like to buy p250, sometimes Zeus.

[DoubleU™]

Originally posted by Sir Psycho:

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

eco u dont buy anything

that's a save

Man, Jo_mei just ♥♥♥♥ down your throat. You thought u were all smart. Ahhahah

[Belril]

Originally posted by STINDEBINDE:

p250 is best

p250 sucks without armor though

[pidor]

lol

[Satania]

What part of eco you don't understand. Deagle lol

[Belril]

Originally posted by Satania ︻芫═───:

What part of eco you don't understand. Deagle lol

you are naughty weeb *smacks your butt*

[Sir Psycho]

Originally posted by Jo_Mei:

Originally posted by Sir Psycho:

that's a save

https://csgoguides.wordpress.com/guide-for-beginners/eco-rounds/



ECO Rounds

What are ECO Rounds? An ECO round is where you are playing as cheaply as possible due to your economy (i.e. not having enough money to make a full buy of Armor, Primary weapons, Grenades, and Kits (if CT side)). This usually means that you will NOT BUY ANYTHING AT ALL and will instead just run with your default weapons, no armor, no grenades, and no kits (if CT side).

The first ECO round that you will encounter will be the 2nd round. If you lose the first round (a.k.a. the Pistol round), then you will be ECO’ing rounds 2 and 3 in order to have the money to make a full buy for round 4. The trick to winning ECO rounds is to work as a team, set up good crossfire exchanges that occur up close, and hopefully get a kill, even at the cost of a trade. If you play passive, eventually one of your opponents will get aggressive and give you a chance to kill them. Your primary goal during an ECO round is to GET A PRIMARY WEAPON from the other team so that you can somewhat equalize the round in regards to overall tactical advantage.

If you win the first round/pistol round, then you will be Anti-ECO’ing, meaning you have the tactical advantage due to having Armor, Primary weapons, Grenades, and Kits (if CT side). The trick to winning an Anti-ECO round is to play passive, make sure that all exchanges take place from a distance, especially since you have the distance advantage with your weapons. Set up crossfires and angles that take place where your opponent has to be out in the open if at all possible. Your primary goal during an Anti-Eco round is to NOT DIE.

Other times that an ECO or Anti-ECO round might take place is 17th and 18th rounds of a match, which take place after the pistol round of the second half, or any time that you and your teammates are not able to buy fully. Now, I designed this guide to be more for the individual, and not for a team, so I will give you this simple hard and fast rules for knowing whether or not to ECO:

As a CT everyone should have over $5000 to make a full buy. As a T everyone should have over $4500 to buy.
If one person saves, everyone should save.

Remember that this is a team game, and you live and die as a team. Trying to buy while everyone else saves is only going to cause you and your team to lose additional rounds. Very rarely does buying while everyone else saves win you a round. It can happen, but the chances are slim to nil. It is much easier to save and lose a round possibly getting some lucky kills as a team, than it is to constantly having to ECO because people keep half buying (buying only part of the equipment you need) or force buying (having to buy because everyone else is buying, and thus having to do a half buy).

An easy way to help eliminate the chance of having to ECO is to constantly monitor your money by using the Scoreboard. As soon as a round ends, bring up the Scoreboard and see how much money everyone on your team has. If you are short on money, but you see a teammate has extra money for this round, enough to afford you a primary weapon, then ask them to drop you a primary weapon. Vice versa is true as well. If you see that someone doesn’t have enough money to buy a primary weapon, but another teammate does, ask that teammate to drop for the other teammate.

As I mentioned, this is just a brief synopsis on ECOs and Anti-ECOs for the individual player, so be sure to check out the many in depth guides and tutorials on CS:GO’s Economy.

It says as cheaply as possible, that does not always mean don't buy, it even says that in the guide("usually means don't buy anything at all" is not the same as never buy anything at all). As was said the point is to get a primary weapon. It's to hurt the enemy economy as much as possible while also improving yours.
A $300 pistol can often be afforded on an eco and the difference between it and default pistols is night and day.