Improving Skills in Competitive Gaming

Bro, how can we improve ourselves more in CS?

What advice do you have for amateur players like us? Look, brother,

first, watch me all the time.

Look, honestly, now, uh,

I'm not promoting myself,

I'm not advertising, really. Watch my matches. That's one.

Look, I teach. Sometimes, I point out a few things.

This match right now, Aurora matches will come up in tournaments.

Watch whenever I go live. I teach in some way.

Two,

you need to play. By playing— like, how do you become skilled

at a job?

There is a rule, I guess. You need to put in ten thousand hours at something to become a bit

skilled

at it. Oremento Can, welcome, my brother.

Good morning.

Uh, you need to put in effort to become more skilled.

You need time.

So, uh, you need to spend time playing. Third,

you need to watch matches. You need to understand. You need to empathize.

So the game isn't just about shooting, think of it like chess.

You need to play chess in your head, thinking about that chessboard.

Simple things, like two holding B.

The AWP is always here. One long, one rotating to A, that's always the CTs.

You're here and you killed that player. Only one is left on B. Three are left here.

You know there's only one here, three here.

If you position your AWP here to hold the cross, while three go B

and take this three-on-one,

at the same time your AWP rotates here and cuts off the help.

Because put yourself in their shoes.

When you push in here, these three guys will shout, "B, B, B,

B," and these guys will run

here. When they run, this AWP can shoot them.

So you need to set up this chess game in your head.

But you don't have that at the amateur level. At the amateur level, you play,

you shoot.

But at our level, it's chess, truly chess, and all of this

You need to put yourself in their shoes and work these out through communication.

Let's go.

Let's go. We lost to Anubis. It just isn't written here.

This is at A, B, three. But Anubis right now,

let me do it manually now.