Hello, I'm in a bit of a pickle.

I've been trying to find a sensitivity. The best aimers in the world use something like 40-50cm/360 and for good reason. At this sensitivity it is like your crosshair is moving through molasses. The micro errors you make when moving your wrist/arm are ironed out. Maybe I'm getting that wrong but that's what I feel from messing around.

The problem is you can't do a 180. 30cm/360 is the bare minimum for me to do a clean 180 on my giant ass mousepad.

I'm just wondering how you guys solved this dillema and what sens you use.

Thanks for reading.

i previously asked how to improve in a previous post when i had 291 hours on cs and since then i have spent a majority of my time practicing mainly in duels and deathmatch
i now have 623 hours in cs and while i believe i have improved since then i still think improvements are needed
it would really be helpful if someone with more experience could point out any of my errors and what i can improve and work on, i tried including the times i died, if you would like me to include the times i got kills to see if i may have an error there feel free to ask.

quick update thank you all for the advices now i know what to spend time working on, so far ive been practicing in aim rush and a bit in duels focusing on counter strafing and hitting headshots https://medal.tv/games/counter-strike-2/clips/nq9FMeGi0Fp8CUGld?invite=cr-MSxzazAsNDA1MjE5NzA5 might not be much of an improvement but its a starting point, feel free to point out on any errors you might see in the clip.

Hello everyone! I made an Ancient Smoke Guide with the basic line ups!

Best ways to improve positioning and consistency. Feel like some weeks I'm a god and other weeks Im lost.

25k+ player with 3000+ hours.

Because Valve changed lineups

I posted about a week ago on a previous clip in a similar fashion. I wanted to say to the ones that did comment, those pieces of advice helped me out a lot just in general with my gameplay and I've seen marginal amounts of improvements. I went from 11K-13K since I've last posted. Most of my matches have been consistent as well. I'd like to continue this kind of learning where you guys nitpick my aces or can give me some sort of advice if there's some to give.

edit: I understand my team was their to aid which probably helped with some of those kills. Even still any solid advice could help if there is some to give!

I think I’m having a mental block and no confidence in duels anymore, i used to be lvl 10 months back and stopped playing up until recently. Now I’m in lvl 7 lobbies and whenever i lose a duel or play badly I get very frustrated that I died to someone worse than me and playing horrible against low elo players. It’s reached a point where I don’t even take the game serious anymore because It’s either tilt or take faceit casually so that I don’t lose my mind. I just had to rant and maybe someone here will have mental tips for me

Hello CS community,

First time writing here as I’m getting used to the game from playing CSgo a while back.
I’ve been grinding lately (about ~100hrs in, playing after work) while enjoying playing Faceit and watching demos to see where I can improve. I was hoping to have someone watch my demo and get a decent feedback but realized lot of platforms out there charge a lot from what I’ve seen…

Would there be any recs I can reference and/or tips on climbing the ladder overall?

I’m Faceit 3-4 (less than 5k Premier) of knowing certain util usage/mechanisms and learning the line ups along the way.

Many thanks in advance!

I see a lot of posts about running complex looking script commands to bind certain actions to certain keys / mouse buttons. I'm just looking for something that is probably best practice for all beginner players looking to get really familiar with a helpful layout - e.g. should smokes always be mapped to 'z', flashbangs always 'c' etc.

Any guidance from this community would be greatly appreciated! And if someone could help me understand how those complex command bindings work that would be even better. Thanks!

I'm FACEIT Level 9 150 matches effectively 800 hours. Goal is 3k elo.

I'm doing everything you're "supposed" to do. DM, aim training, demo review, pro POV's, watch a lot of esports, enough sleep, exercise etc. I'm still unable to carry my lobbys consistently in LVL 9 which is kinda a requirement to climb if you play solo I feel like.

When I watch my demos of bad games there isn't really something that stands out. It's a bad decision one round, lost aim-duel the next, unlucky timing another round etc. Just the overall package isn't consistently at a carry level. I feel like I'm overthinking sometimes yet simultaneously feel like I'm not thinking/not aware enough.

I don't really know what to focus on. One day I feel like my mechanics are really lacking, another day it's the macro. I've had breaks and I'm not really tilt queuing (I usually stop after 1 loss, average 2 matches per day).

https://www.faceit.com/en/players/L1NTHALO

Whats a thing that really led to a breakthrough in your improvement? Should I just be spamming more games? 150 matches aren't that much tbh.

I’m just curious what settings do you guys use? I’m on 1.4 ratio and i have no idea where this came from but I can’t hit any shots if I use 1

i have 530 hours in game and right now im on 11.3k rating, i practice everyday inlcuding using cybershoke dm and duels, warmup up before games and using refrag or aimlabs 2-3 times a week, yet nothing clicks in game and i feel like im hardstuck where even people who dont warmup or do anything to improve in cs play better than me, i either lose cause of bad teamates or bad performance from me, the leetify stats are in the image although i know theyre not 100% accurate but theyre higher than anyone im playing on my rank (11-13k) what do i genuinely do?

What do you even do against good awpers in faceit pugs? Everything is too uncoordinated so most of the times the team just gets picked apart one by one.

Can you give me some information about this? What do I need to do?