Twitter: / glaze_cs There are many different ways to warmup and practice within CSGO. In this video I will talk about the difference and also how you can implement practice routines in order to improve #csgo #howtoimprove #glaze
@Glaze Question about retake/execute servers. Is it beneficial doing a lot of retake/execute servers or is it better to balance pug and retake/execute servers? My last question is about demo reviewing, what would be your ''checklist'' of things you wanna observe to get the most out of you demos? Thank you for your time!
Imo retakes not as coordinated obviously as a regular game. Might want to find a team to practice retakes with if your going to focus on it mainly. I like playing unranked matches a lot
This really does depend on how long your practice sessions are exactly. Because if its only like 1 or 2 hours then I dont think there is a need, but a 5 minute break will be enough
So do you believe that deathmatch is not a way to practice? As in I use deathmatch to do both, but I'm concentrating on different things, in warmup I'd just do everything from counter strafing, crosshair placement etc and in practice I take one of those and focus on it for that day instead of practicing multiple things at once, probably isn't working well and I noticed that my movement is lacking, and that I need to concentrate alot on my allready decent counter strafing to perfect it over my opponents in games.
I'm fine with any since I would really like to know how they would move around depending on which situation and how they react on certain rounds and such
It depends on what you prefer. Some players enjoy pugging and find it practical to learn new things and others can find it frustrating and don’t feel they are improving, you don’t have to pug in order to improve in team cs