The Power of Failure: A Guide to Improving at CSGO 

bro literally gave us a life lesson in a csgo vid 💀💀💀 but nice vid and keep up the good work

I have 2 cs buddies that need to watch this video. One of them makes excuses for every other death blaming the game or ping or timing. The other is far too brutal with his feedback. Roasting everyone all game long. A tilting amount of negative energy. A lesson I loved from my time playing football was that there are two things we can truly control in life, our attitude and our effort. If we focus on those results will follow.

This is something not often talked about but incredibly important, you can't do anything without failure in life that's why it's great to look at failure positively, very important video and another banger.

well said! if it helps, i find bodyblocking and teamflashing helps push my teammates to their limit - even if they're a little rude with their feedback, i know i'm helping them learn to adapt and that makes it all worth it 😊

the best advices in one video! keep up the good work

U can Project this onto everything else in ur life, first thing comming to my mind was going to the gym, i try to see csgo the same way, maby im not the highest rank but i can feel getting better week by week and thats the thing that counts not how mutch games u win or lose.

learning from failure. learning from why you just died is a concept that N0thing has been preaching for years. It def needs more recognition and awareness cuz enough people still dont know. great vid

you can always tell who played sports or been on some type of team environment vs the people who haven't in cs. never in my life of any team play have I had people that would put you down for mistakes. yes feedback is important because some people handle certain situations better than others may but putting your teammate down is the last thing you want to do when everyone has the same goal in mind and thats winning

ty for the csgo tips! ive been trying to learn new things and ive gotten to mg2 within 2 weeks from gn 3! ur videos helped massively and this video is no exception, some points u made also works irl. tysm

thank you. I listened to what you said. It was refreshing and heartwarming. Good advice

Very encouraging video, your suggestion to not linger on failure but to move on and improve was something I needed to hear!

I shared the video with my friends with all my pure feelings for their good. I know these and I am trying to implement them. But sometimes people forget. And most of the time I forget too. Thank you so much for reminding me with this video. In a game guide, it's amazing and helpful to mention the hand, the persons mindset that controls the mouse, before talking about how you supposed to control the mouse with your hand.

I’d say the most valuable part of this that isn’t talked enough about is limit testing.

I learned this mindset from playing chess. If you lose in chess, you truly have nobody to blame but yourself, and you have to figure out where you went wrong and how to fix it, and you also have to make sure you don't repeat your mistake. Great video as always, you talk about this very cleanly

wilson should be a philosopher, awesome video keep it up my man

Straight to the point and every point is an important point. Perfect video

i made the biggest leap in my CS skills when i met some lvl 10 players who played faceit with me and they taught me and pointed out my mistakes and i wasnt afraid to fail miserably

Here is a tip to whoever might need it. When you get into a duel, I want you to fight as if you're going to miss your shots. That might sound counter-intuitive, but bear with me. When you take a shot assuming you're going to get the frag, you're going to be surprised if you don't, and you're not going to have a backup plan. When you don't have a backup plan, you're going to panic spray. Your backup plan, that you're going to assume you need to use is to rapidly reposition and take another shot. Assume you're going to have to keep doing this. If you do hit the shot, then great, you're already repositioning as if you hadn't. That means you're ready to take another engagement immediately and potentially avoid getting traded. If you miss, you're not surprised, and you're still alive and ready for the next attempt. Just try this mentality. Burst and move as if you're going to need to shoot him again. Now I'm not saying never spray, but most of us spray too much and don't burst and stutter-step enough. That's because they're focused on the outcome of the duel and are momentarily taken out of the zone if they miss the shot, so they try to force the frag by spraying. Don't do this.

this vid could end narcissism bro. But honestly your content is really good and also improving with each video. The way you talk about everything (not only CS) is inspiring for a lot of people right now, so definitely keep it up! At least double the amount of subs by the end of this year

I got a friend who constantly complains about the enemy and it's so, so annoying. I'm gonna spam point 2 at him over and over again lol.

loving the content bro. and you’re growing really fast! i have a feeling you’re gonna explode once cs 2 comes out. keep grinding man

Definitely gonna be taking this video right into my next session. Thanks Wilson ❤️

You're such a well spoken lad with a goldmine of infomation for CS, definitely deserve more subscribers.

Bro i love your art of speaking i swear !! Amazing

Great video gotta watch them demos back

GODMAN, pure gold, man. It is amazing that is not just the time doing something that makes you the best. Instead, it is what you do and how do you optimize your time. EXCELENT video buddy. - Got a new sub

I know that everytime my team refuses to speak english, is because they are trying to help me adapt to the situation and become better in all honesty though one of your best vids, keep it up!

I have been trying to implement this kind of thinking into my own practice. It's hard but worth it!!

me watching this with 160 hours (definitely gonna be more lol), im gonna come back to this a lot, thank you so much for making stuff about things outside of the game itself and acknowledging the real importance of mindset in games :)

tfw a wilson csgo video teaches you more about life principles than school ever did

my favorite excuse is "I fucking suck holy fuck" and then I go on thinking what could have been done better and sometimes enemy is just fucking god and it becomes you trying to figure out ways to beat him. You gotta accept that you are worse / made mistake. Mental games!

We're out here getting our mental game right. much love 🤜🤛

hey Wilson Nice video man, keep going

Love all your vids, please keep it up!

would love to see you upload some videos of you playing comp to see your thought process. banger as always🔥

Wilson back at it again loved the video

After 23 years playing CS, i finally wnt to start watch my own games hahaha... Cause sometimes i play like a pro ninja, sometimes im just play like a silver potato walking target looking at the ground... My biggest problem is consistence, cant use my full potential in every game and that sucks... Damn game! AMAZING VIDEO, GG!

Thank you Wilson!

The first one took my fear away. And not in csgo. I paint canvases. My approach is random and experimental, this is what has been giving me a way to express myself without anxiety of a failed result. But I do indeed want to push my limits and go past what I can do now, this is way more important than a couple failed canvases! Thank you so much! PS my fav csgo channel 🥰

7:46 But when I ask Bonicus, his advice is "Have you tried getting good?" 😢😤😉

will be a straight up banger lets go

awesome video dude

I haven't watched yet but when I lose, I only think of it as more practice, cus i believe in myself that I'll just win another game and be back where I started aswell

Just started playing cs again, after 1.6. Only played 120 hours of csgo the last 5 years, so all your vids come in handy. You are likeable and a good coach and storyteller. Keep up the good work.. ps. You are not on X / Twitter?

Wilsoncs2 always dropping absolute bangers ong

Wilson you really are a shining light within a community that can be comparable to a dark disgusting sewer.

Missed the stream cuz it was 1am for me but nice vid

Bro is damn chill guy😊

Can you do a vid on your csgo "career" (if you have one). why where you in Europe (Wales?) did you play for a pro team? how did oyu get so damn good at it? etc etc

love your vids

A lot of people skip over the bare minimum and think just because they play more they will get better. I hate this thought process most players have learn smokes, learn flashes, learn one way on the spots you always play and for gods sake, if you see a bot teammate dry peeking sht give throw some flashes and smokes to better his odds at surviving

thank you

Wilson just released a new vid? Time to rank up baby. when I get on a tier 3 team im telling my teammates to go watch wilson

Great vid! Also, thouguhts on p2000 vs usp?

i love you Wilson, keep on with the great content. On some point I will reach my 2k elo and can die in peace

Completely off topic but with the vertigo gameplay in the background I had a cool idea. Say you are on t-side and rotating from ramp to hit B, theres maybe a good chance the cts are in a forward position... what if you did the run boost teams sometimes do at the start of the round? Might be stupid but just a thought 😂

You are funny and informative. Subscribing

GREAT VIDEO

It is true though, in order to look good, you gotta have to look dumb as well. So that you can try out new kind of crazy things that might lead into something great and better.

Went from mg2 to nova master within 24hrs. I feel like you made this video for me lol time to lock in and become more adaptable.

2 first lessons are more of a life lessons. It's very important to understand them just to be less stressed and more productive. Third lesson is CSGO specific and it will work only after you implement two lessons before. I've been realising this for some time. The group of people you are playing with is key foctor to be succesful in the game. No matter how many hours you spent on self improvement. If you dont cooperate with people, the team loses. I mean not only in game, but also in improving together.

word.

What to do different when you drop 48 kills after 2 teammates leave in first round?

Lesson 1: You Suck. Lesson 2: Accept that you suck. Lesson 3: Start smoking cigarettes. Hope this helps!

WIlson motivated me to start smoking after my games for insight

Could you please make a video on how to interpret statistics on Leetify, and use them to get better?

u da best

Thanks wilson, cya in next stream

i’m not joking when i said i watched this in the morning went on to get a 10 win streak that day and break out of silver for the first time after 1500 hours hahah

I find it impossible to master the awp while moving. That plateau is forever

algorithm go brrrrrttt

This is cool and probably helpful but I genuinely just have no clue how anything in the game works behind a surface level

Btw I got Bravo case drop what do you think I should do? Wait for CS2 then sell it or what should be the stonk options

I see. So if my the duo queue on my team simply leave because,"we are going to play tarkov instead" I could have not gotten mad and instead joined them!

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Damn man im dead

Wilson is my CS role model . He is my papa

NEW VIDEO GANG

daddy i love your videos

Its always timing

suh dude!

What would you suggest to someone who's aim is hardstuck?

unfortunatly too many players have an ego too high to click on the video

No. I refuse to accept that I am not the most unlucky player alive.

No, I am the best player alive. How dare u say that failure is ok, and we all have room for improvement?

bro you need to learn first yourself before teaching others

great advices thank you

video we need, video we want ,video we deserve

This is such a life changing video!🥲 Thank you Wilson

upload like this for another 6 months and you'll be full time buddy go get it