BEST M4A1 PLAYS in CS HISTORY 

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Say no more gringoo

Still playing 1.6 ;)

@@Mr_Chieff117 ppl are still playing it?

CSGO players also say that 1.6 has not any tactics and no 'sense'.... wtf? EDIT: also they don't even know what "drilling" means, ofc nowadays it's wallbanging

@Hamad's Animations Thanks God I'm not alone! 🖐

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Yeah we still play it

@@imherebud arsh i play cs 1.6 daily xDDDDD :D

@@Rutikv same mate :D

İndir oyna tutan mı var ?

Ghost defuse was found too late and coud be ruined by bomb defenders easily.

@@eduardov.8060 yeah the SpawN clip with the final USP kill on D2 was used though, just for the ACE it was worth showing it. n0thing ran out of ammo so he picked up the AK but if he had, say, 5-7 bullets left in the clip he would have done the same thing.

How are you?

he is gay

1.6forever allways. No! Go! *барада

Very nice. I saw glow had pretty sick wall bang against SK on the same map but this Japanese dude certainly pulled off the best wall bang round iin cs history.

Bro the title of the video is best m4 plays and the last nothing was with ak that's y they cut that part

i still play!

U dnt need to miss it.. u need to play it.. :D

I used to say they were made of butter ;)

They have very good headphones, they hear their targets footsteps

Do that on Source pubs these days and u get a bann for walls lol

Haha whats your name

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wow thank you so much xD finally found this song name

That's the level of pro players, they know the positions and the place where the enemies can be if they take the bomb site

first two were sounds coming from ak47, 3rd one is a typical position a person can be at certian seconds after the bomb plant, 5th one using ak is common hiding spot after plant

When you have years of practice on a map, you know where the enemy would be in seconds if they run full speed. Also, using headphones you can learn to recognize very precisely how far they are based on the sound of steps. You can also judge distance based on the sounds of enemy weapons fired, as already mentioned. Last but not least, after a few rounds you would also get a sense of the enemy team's style and patterns.

Yah

Years of practice in aim training, positioning cursor for headshot, reaction exercises, learning to precisely judge enemy position based on sound of steps. Also game sense is a big part of that - including learning your enemy style and expecting their moves. And last but not least - sharing experience amongst themselves and learning from other good players.

@@maxp918 wowo not bad my line too