Another thing you could say, and this probably goes for most if not all pros, is that they don't check every fucking angle. so many teammates in pugs feel the need to check every single angle when going into site then they get "timing'd". Prime example is when jL comes out of Jag into cave and doesn't peek the left box that a CT could be standing on. He's more worried about being swung by a CT from the door onto site than checking a 1-off angle.
Yea but clearing tunnels pushing as a CT on dust 2 and getting knifed by the guy hiding on the left has traumatized me, even though it happened 6 years ago I still have to clear that angle every single time, you wouldn't understand.
It's worth mentioning that these "strafing clears" has become the new meta in pro scene which are done with newest snap tap keyboards. With these keyboards they are accurate more than normal while counter strafing, so they will have an competitive adventage. Before snap tap these off angles used to be cleared with preaim and peek one by one and sometimes just crouch peek, or wide swing if it is common angle.
love these videos where you watch faceit games rather than pro matches. Just makes more sense to learn from that then a pro match since pugs don't have the same coordination.
I was like "why would I watch this video, I am lvl10, I played against many pros.". Now I am glad I watched it. Great video Wilson! 👍🏻 JL is really good...
Hey Wilson, this was a great video man. Good gameplay from him. Please can you make more of these types of videos. This was helpful. Thanks for the content dude. Yo, Where's my V-bucks at??
THATS THE POINT ; OFC WE NEED AIM BUT AT GENERAL U NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE GAME .... , u can make every game 20 k + only with good Knowledge of Mapping to make the difference .Right Position is the KEY in most of Situations.
