people with playstyles like this are usually only good in pugs. They thrive on the lack of coordination, make stupid plays and just straight up peek everything and outaim people. It doesn't always translate to good league play though. Look at players like cj-da-king, yeah he was #1 pugger on ESEA for a little while and the pugstars team won open, but once they hit main/premier they started struggling. Because at that level people start having some real coordination and understand the game better.
Pugs are not indicative of skill level at all when it comes to actual competitive cs.
i mean, donk, ropz, and kyousuke are pretty good examples of how this playstyle actually translates very well into pro play. developing aim skill like theirs is much more difficult than learning to play with and against coordinated teams
I did say "usually". Also, they don't really have the same playstyle as nocries. watch their demos and you'll start seeing huge differences in how they play, even when it's the same position like connector on mirage.
getting aim like theirs is the easy part. The cognitive part of the game is much more difficult. Anyone that's played at esea-main or higher understands this pretty intuitively.
Crosshair placement on a level with donk, Ropz, xantares
Holy shit same it was the first thing i noticed. I guess that's why they are on some another level
people with playstyles like this are usually only good in pugs. They thrive on the lack of coordination, make stupid plays and just straight up peek everything and outaim people. It doesn't always translate to good league play though. Look at players like cj-da-king, yeah he was #1 pugger on ESEA for a little while and the pugstars team won open, but once they hit main/premier they started struggling. Because at that level people start having some real coordination and understand the game better.
Pugs are not indicative of skill level at all when it comes to actual competitive cs.
i mean, donk, ropz, and kyousuke are pretty good examples of how this playstyle actually translates very well into pro play. developing aim skill like theirs is much more difficult than learning to play with and against coordinated teams
I did say "usually". Also, they don't really have the same playstyle as nocries. watch their demos and you'll start seeing huge differences in how they play, even when it's the same position like connector on mirage.
getting aim like theirs is the easy part. The cognitive part of the game is much more difficult. Anyone that's played at esea-main or higher understands this pretty intuitively.
Oh yes the twitch stream, i watch it to while eating, and decided to stop ðŸ˜
Amazing play, just crazy how even in face it nobody double picks him
because it's a pug. there's no coordination lol. same reason he just peeks everything and relies solely on aim
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Is it possible to copy his crosshair?(and maybe get some skill through induction)
The crosshair placement accuracy when flicking is just on another level.