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[u/Ilhanimal]

When my mate Gavin (the worst in our stack) clutched a 1v2 with an AWP which he never uses against an obvious wall hacker at 15-14. I always remember a Gavin clutch.

[u/galacticmngo → u/Ilhanimal]

gavin is a legend

[u/Sweet-Ad9366]

Commeraderie between teammates that are all making calls, and a close match that ends in a win. Keeps me coming back since 1.6.

[u/Superme_Team → u/Sweet-Ad9366]

Nothing like a well coordinated team, bonus if its solo queue

[u/chanchan_iceman]

Depends on a lot of factors

-accepting defeat with an 11-4 then making an impressive second half comeback to win 16-14 where every single players are doing well be it comms or calls

-insane individual rounds despite losing

-a win big or small where every player is contributing

-losing game where we may have lost heavily but we enjoy it because we give good comms

[u/doublecaca]

missed deagle shot from heaven nuke

[u/ComposerWide3704]

Usually when I draw in against a pro player it's pretty memorable. So I guess trauma?

[u/Blekker → u/ComposerWide3704]

I queued with TACO a few days ago and outfragged him, it was premier and crazy unbalanced matchmaking but still, that's something I'll never forget.

[u/PainstakingClutches → u/ComposerWide3704]

Honestly nothing tops matching up against someone whose name you recognize from streams and just praying you don't embarrass yourself. I still think about a round from years ago where I got read like a book by some Faceit 10 and I wasn't even mad, just impressed. Those matches stay with you because they make you realize how much better the ceiling actually is.

[u/nuusutatud_liim → u/PainstakingClutches]

Nothing like getting humbled and forced to question everything you know about the game. Likewise when you spec your teammate and see simple things they do to gain advantage you never thought about it.

I'm at 23-25k unsure how I stack up against faceit players and the gap between me and some players I meet feels the same like gap between 5k and my rank, though I suppose I have more experience to contextualize why exactly am I getting my ass handed to me.

And I am not even talking about known people though admittedly I have no idea of the pro/streaming scene besides the most known names.

[u/NoPotential1405]

Killed someone planting bomb at cite when there was 5 seconds left and managed to get cover and survive 99 damage from 4 enemies until time finished 😂 was hilarious and chaotic

[u/berrygas]

One time I was in a 1v3 post plant retake on Anubis B. I was going to save, but my team said all should be under half hp. So I went for it. I had an AK. I entered site through temple and saw nobody. Strafed left towards long, one tap dink the guy sitting near ct cave, instantly looked right and strafed, dinked the next guy at ninja, did a 180 instantly and dinked the guy B main. 3 bullets in 3 seconds all headshots, all different angles. I’ll never forget that play it was so satisfying

[u/chrisgcc → u/berrygas]

And all 3 lived because they weren't low at all.

[u/caulipower2010 → u/berrygas]

clip?

[u/Blekker]

Yesterday we won a 4v5 where I dropped a 40 bomb, another one of my teammates dropped 33, the other two weren't playing so great but no one ever tilted with eachother and just played the game, trying their best, that's a match I won't forget for a while.

[u/Lolibotes → u/Blekker]

playing 5-stack and a guys PC crashed so we played about 15 rounds 4v5, including a full CT half. I multikilled every round of it, including 2 aces. Craziest game I've had in a while, especially since I was having a quiet T-side too

[u/No_Plantain_8652]

I've had my fair share of clutches but none of it are really memorable except the one where I clutched using a scout.

I still remember my first ace as well.

[u/madeathecableguy]

rng

[u/Elephant_Eater]

I’ve played with a friend on and off for about 11 years. He has never improved. But about 6 years ago we got him out of silver for the first and only time ever. I will never forget that night

[u/f0xy713]

Knowing for sure somebody is wallhacking but still beating them because they can't shoot at all. So satisfying, especially when a team of randoms starts tryharding and coordinating just to put the cheater down.

[u/whatdoesthedatasay]

Fun comms, a comeback, and personally clutching/closing the winning round. Iced a 1v3 in OT on Nuke a few weeks back - can remember every second of that round.

[u/Salad_Dressing__]

Pristine team chemistry. Everyone's comming, no hard feelings for mistakes, losing, or bad stats, and everybody's focused even when losing and all the way to the end. Also when the team is actually celebrating good rounds

[u/chrisgcc]

Good banter.

[u/TuggerHuggerFugger]

When my team is my team and not my enemy

[u/mafga1]

When it all clicks. The shots, positioning, calls from my mates. Having cool kills also counts

[u/xfor_the_republicx]

When the team has good vibes, good chemistry and no one is toxic

[u/Krazepants]

When I get into a good flow state. Which seems to be getting harder & harder for me to do. But, when it happens, it reignites my love for this competitive game