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1. Range: Bots standing still, provides 3 range settings.
   
2. Rush: Bots run at you from behind cover, this mode has a streak counter and the ability to adjust the amount of bots that spawn. When a bot reaches the platform your streak ends and the bots are reset back to the boxes.
   
3. Shuffle: The bots shuffle to mimic sideways movement and boxes and cover are also placed on the map.

1. Time Trial has 3 difficulty settings; Open, Advanced and Pro, with Pro being the most difficult of the 3. Bots will spawn in front of you and disappear quickly, the map will track how many of the bots you successfully killed out of the 45 bots that will spawn. This is a great benchmark to see how you match up against the Pros and your friends. The worlds best CS:GO players average around 42 out of 45 on the Pro setting.
   
2. Speed Challenge is all about how fast you can kill 50 bots, tracking your time and KPM.

1. Prefire puts you on real maps in real scenarios and you have to kill the bots, it will track your time and attempts. Use this as a good way to get warmed up peaking spots on real maps and track your performance to see if your times are improving.
   
2. This is a sample version of Prefire with only 4 arenas, for the full version of Prefire with every map and every arena, global real-time leaderboards and a Co-Op mode you can play with a friend check out ESEA Refrag

1. KZ: Practice your jumping and air strafing movement on our KZ map
   
2. Bhop: Bunny hop is a good way to practice air strafing and fast movement.
   
3. Surf: Surfing is a fun movement in CS:GO, not very useful in competitive though.

1. Simply shoot the crosshair to try it out, a code is printed in chat and console to save the crosshair.

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