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[Hexi]

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[RugOp'81]

Skill

[[DOH] Mick]

I play mostly drunk and have the same problem as Op lol.

[Ray Benchmark]

My first rank was MG1 after 10 wins. It isn't that hard when you have a bit of experience with keyboard and mouse / shooter.

You have nearly 600 comp wins and still are silver. You need to not only play, but improve, be open minded, learn things from better player. And re-do what they say. Also work on your environment. Don't play in a room where your parents or siblings run around, don't play with low fps and other bad hardware, work on your settings etc.

[The Doge of Viltrum]

by playing good

[Ray Benchmark]

Originally posted by DOH Mick:

I play mostly drunk and have the same problem as Op lol.

I never drink and don't even play when I am just tired. And that is a huge point: DON'T play when you are not 100% fit. Competitive cs is a sport and you should have the mindset for that.

Originally posted by Gameing1:

Originally posted by Ray Benchmark:

My first rank was MG1 after 10 wins. It isn't that hard when you have a bit of experience with keyboard and mouse / shooter.

You have nearly 600 comp wins and still are silver. You need to not only play, but improve, be open minded, learn things from better player. And re-do what they say. Also work on your environment. Don't play in a room where your parents or siblings run around, don't play with low fps and other bad hardware, work on your settings etc.

I got a quiet environment and I spent close to $1000 in the past year getting better equipment to make sure I wouldn't be able to use my equipment as an excuse. I've grinded a lot of aim maps and spent hundreds of hours death matching. I've given up on improving on numerous occasions but I keep finding myself coming back, guess I'll be a silver at 10k hours too.

How much fps do you get? What resolution? 4:3 or 16"9 aspect ratio? What keybinds did you change? Buyscript, rate etc.?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vg4WKE0Fmdg
Also work on your crosshairplacement and map awareness. That vid will help.

[Seabloom]

Look at the cheats market and you will understand. In money the markets for CSGO cheats are much larger than CSGO itself.

[Zero]

Because its not hard? Every rank below MG feels like fragging against bots. When i started playing 10 years ago i got ranked as nova 4 and got MG after like 120h

[Counter Strike 3]

buy a new account and enable prime. You'll be surprised how this ranking system is broken.

[Ray Benchmark]

Originally posted by Seabloom:

Look at the cheats market and you will understand. In money the markets for CSGO cheats are much larger than CSGO itself.

Your post suggests that all above mg eanks are cheating. Which is a really poor claim. I play in above ranks since I started playing and there aren't THAT many cheater and I have an easy time.

Originally posted by Zero:

Because its not hard? Every rank below MG feels like fragging against bots. When i started playing 10 years ago i got ranked as nova 4 and got MG after like 120h

Aren't you the person who played office and ranked up like 10 ranks within few days for obvious reasons after you were a bewlow average player in the lowest ranks for a long time before that? ;)

Also your pist doesn't help OP out of his situation.

[Cupcake]

Learn to shoot and few basic smokes. Shooting must be precise, and try strafe shoot as well. That's the very minimum for MG ranks.

[M]

It would help if you press left click

[aK]

point n click, real cs starts at dmg. (or used to, until bug factor came out in 2017).

Originally posted by Gameing1:

Originally posted by Ray Benchmark:

My first rank was MG1 after 10 wins. It isn't that hard when you have a bit of experience with keyboard and mouse / shooter.

You have nearly 600 comp wins and still are silver. You need to not only play, but improve, be open minded, learn things from better player. And re-do what they say. Also work on your environment. Don't play in a room where your parents or siblings run around, don't play with low fps and other bad hardware, work on your settings etc.

I got a quiet environment and I spent close to $1000 in the past year getting better equipment to make sure I wouldn't be able to use my equipment as an excuse. I've grinded a lot of aim maps and spent hundreds of hours death matching. I've given up on improving on numerous occasions but I keep finding myself coming back, guess I'll be a silver at 10k hours too.

Everyone bragging about their TF and saying it works has the same story

[Fr4ntic]

here's a thought experiment : stop thinking about rank as something important but as a tool to match you with ppl of the same skill so you have more entertaining games.