Never argue with randoms about last round. Round is over, say NT and ALL GOOD GUYS. Always look to calm the situation, and don't make it worse. Those 4 randoms are your teammates for the rest of the game, you will not get new ones. Make the best out of it. Nice video.
nah, if they clearly made mistakes you shouldn't say NT. it's a bit sarcastic then and can be missinterpreted. just say nothing. if it actually was a nice try, you can say that.
Amazing video!!! Thank you for humbling these 2100 ELO players! And thank you to the guy that actually asked for your help, this is a great step in improving our amazing game! I think this video sums up everything wrong with most of the games in soloQ and can be a huge help improving the scenario. Thank you pienix
These types of demos where you can hear comms are a huuuuuge game changer. I had a recent game where I had to deal with a toxic teammate and this video would’ve helped tenfold lol
Personally Im blaming my mates too. You opened my eyes and I will try to never again flame my mates because we should work as a team. Even tho its sometimes hard when your mates doesnt even speak english. Glad that I found you. Your analytical skills are pretty good. I learned alot from this Video.
I dont criticize my teammates but when you die to their mistakes you need to understand that so you dont tweak your gameplay for no reason, sometimes you do nothing wrong and your teammate just wont watch your back, then you watch your own back the next round and then teammate die on entry.
Best videos, keep it up man, I've played for so long I can see and agree with most of what you say in these videos, but there are still so many new things that I did not first think of as well. So sick that you upload these for free, have already seen improvement in my own game so far. CS is a beautiful game and learning all these aspects are what make a player great. Cheers lad!
08:34 wrong way to run from mid/connector to a-plant 09:34 ignore haters and toxic teammates. dont give a fuck about anything. instead focus on your next actions and details. 13:52 proper peaking ( a - d) 19:43 how to correctly move around an angle 20:55 taking mid with mac 10 as a t 29:47 defeding b as a ct
I too did alot of these stuff he is talking about. Thank you coach.. Next time i will adjust my gameplay. Thanks too to the guy who makes these mistake like i did so we all can learn together 😘
@@tenylegnincsevem No it just teaches you to have thick skin so you dont get triggered over nonsense also it was kind of a batman quote you are thinking into to much
@@pienixcshe means that the guy you reviewed is really bad or atleast really bad for his elo, like im playing at level 8 on faceit reviewing my own games i dont make these types of mistakes neither do my teammates tbh. Maybe you could argue hes having a really bad game to due to the tilt from his teammates. if not he def bought that account
@@juuso4148 ofcourse you are right about that but not those type of mistakes, it's really more about reading the round incorrectly than strafing with w and a into an angle, i ment that he makes basic mistakes.
Thank you very much coach! I've still not yet to see this analysis but judging from the comment sections, people seem to have found this valuable - so, I'm happy :).
@@pienixcs i don't like to play with absolute morons acting like they pro players on lvl5-8. and i also have no aspirations of playing well for them. i just want a good game, that's all.
Such good advice. I sometimes get abused and have even been kicked by dead teammates when I am last alive and slow vs multiple opponents. My best revenge was when I got a double kill and defused to get MVP after half team tried to kick me.
I rarely solo que ( have 2-4 friends almost always), but I find the best way to get toxic teammates to cool off is to admit your mistakes. "Yeah, my bad man. Definitely shouldn't have flashed." If you feel like there wasn't a mistake, even if you feel like your play was the right one you try asking something like "felt like the right play, but I'll try and help you out better this round. Let me know if you need something." 60-70% success rate. Why? Most people have hard time being toxic with nice people that are willing to accept criticism. The 30% are people that are going to be toxic regardless. If they aren't giving good comms, mute them. If they are still giving callouts, deal with it. You want that info and need to get over yourself. Its easier said than done, but if you know you are playing fine then you can choose not to internalize it.
if only this applied to premier too, but it sadly doesnt because when you have 4 toxic teammates throwing you literally cannot do anything, especially if they grief you ontop.
A lot of level 10 players have huge egos but they make these simple mistakes all the time. It's not that they aren't good or anything it's just that cs is that hard of a game. You have to be on point at all times and even players who are really good have bad games and things they can improve on. I think every piece of advice in this vid is solid.
what most people dont understand is the fact, that elo doesnt mean anything skill wise, like its also visible in this video. you climb the letter while grinding, no matter what your actual skill level looks like. you can be an complete beginner and become better do to practice while grinding, or you can already be at high skill level which just starts playing faceit as an example, and you still have to grind to become level 10 or whatsoever, and everything inbetween. there is a huge skill gab on every elo. even in global, faceit level 10 and also in the the pro scene. even when ofc the average low elo player is low and the the persistent faceit level 10 is atleast decent in the game. but the gab of the best of the best players compared to the average high skill player is that high, that most people can't even imagine. and just because somebody is global or faceit level 10, doesnt mean hes good at the game or even close to high skill.
"How does reporting help you win the game?" I just can't help but laugh at this part 😂 It'll probably will help if Valve actually do anything with the reports
19:19 thats what im saying all the time, and also wrote to a another client of you a couple weeks ago, that you need to side step inbetween your shots to avoid getting hit, instead of making yourself an static target while crouching like way to many people do nowadays all the time, even on pro level.
One thing, which annoys me bout some folks Ive been cueing with every now and then. Is that they instantly mute any mild toxicity, but then EXPECT me to try my best and compensate via replacing the muted comms. As, I almost never mute, unless its like someone blaring their stupid music, as I have really high tolerance for toxic. Anyways, I cant do the mental brainwork of that many comms. So yea. Also, Im a girl so the bs I gotta deal with exceeds 10 fold what any regular dude gotta deal with in this game 😂 Its actually helped me out too, cause I am developing some REALLY thick skin.
Nah I prefer to mute them and start watching a show and have CSGO 2 run in the background until the next game. If your rude to your team it ruins the match in so many ways its basically game over. NOW trash talking the enemy is a viable strat!
@@pienixcs Oh yeah, for sure. If it becomes earrape or chimping at that point, you obviously need to mute the guy. Those are the only situations I mute. I must say, though, I find it super difficult mentally to adapt and play around lower skilled players. They just bring out the worst in me, like people who don't understand utility usage, CT aggression, when to push, and when to chill. At that point, should we just sink down to their level and try to adapt to how they play, even if it makes the game harder? Perhaps there is no other way, I guess. One quick example I can think of is on Inferno B site. Let's say you play 3A and 2B and you usually go to fight for banana control or B main control, or just for info. In this situation, let's assume your teammate is completely refusing to throw down any utility or do anything, and just wants to sit at coffins and wait, giving Ts complete freedom to do anything. What should I do? Just give up on that banana control completely and play with him on site, or should I just smoke it off and gamble playing 4A?. Sorry for long question but maybe you can show me another percpective im missing I just feel like I play worse with worse ppl and when I play with good ppl i play much better as a natural cooperative team player thank you.
If you're youre talking about randoms then they're on your lvl since you get matches with them so youre basically on their lvl Until youre able to carry those matches focus on your own game By that i mean, shooting clearing angles (not throwing util for ppl if they dont ask for it)
@@pienixcs Okay, fair. So, just individual aim and angle clearing, team deathmatch, basically, lol. Yes, I am generally able to win the game majority of the time. I'm not sure what's up with the matchmaking system Valve uses. Maybe I don't play enough anymore. It feels really off to me, and no, I'm not claiming to be higher-rated or better than anybody in my queue allthough I likely am it's just not even fun, you know? Maybe I should stick to Faceit at least these problems never occur there. But your telling me according to what your saying if I win enough games via winrate% in MM the overall quality of players will improve? Right?
Well i used to play with a guy similar to the guy ur coaching, asking 10 things in a round for no reason. It gets annoyed cuz he had this kind of "irony" in his voice when he was playing bad and was frustrating, glad i've stopped playin w him.
I fear if I was getting individual coaching you would be saying "Where did you pick up these bad hab's". To which I would say, "Casual, the answer is always casual! 😂"
I was dying up in the bleechers watching this. I mean I wouldn't be toxic if I were in a game with this guy but he just tries to do too much. Also my advise would be stop pulling out flashes randomly or your knife when there's no need to. You get killed that way. And yeah basicly if i'am soloQ then I go in with the mindset that I probably need to clutch every round myself. I never mute because that's how you miss callouts. I've had matches with teammates screaming at me in the first few rounds for losing clutches, but when you start to fill up the killfeed with high impact frags you'd be surprised how civil everyone can get real quick. Just don't engage in verbal altercations, keep calling even if they insult your mother. You have one objective, win the game. That's it.
@@pienixcs Australian servers, sometimes Asian. I guess it’s more harmonious when everyone is from the same country because very few of my lobbies get toxic.
Toxicity doesn't lose games, bad players do. Anyways, if someone is screaming in your ear just make a bind so you can mute and unmute the voice chat when necessary. Also you can always mute when clutching.
HaHa! I watched this video and right the next match i've got toxit teammates. I tried to play without giving attention to them until one of them shoot me in the head. We lost the match obviuosly but it's ok.
you cant go zero fucks about people raging to you in mic. you can imagine yourself to be a mind control master, but that negative shit still affects your subconscious whether you want it or not. a game isnt worth it, fyi
Zero fucks is what you want to project in your actions, it doesn't matter what you feel or subconscious etc What I care about is behaviour - still following through with your plays being positive and giving good info
This guy is really like playing like this would be a langame or smth as a fullteam, like the amount of support he's trying to receive is actually tilting, even worse since he's full tilt after a few rounds. Just focus on your own gameplay try doing some plays to get impact and just move on lol. I don't understand why he's trying to hard to play better together instead of focusing on himself when he's tilted of his teammates and the whole situation is fucked up..? Also i do think his mental is really really bad since he goes basically mental boom after someone flamed him. Just mute him and move on, like pretty tough to get full tilt after a few comments from a random player in a pug tbh.
I can tolerate toxic teammates but cant tolerate ones who dont chat at all. Especially if someone is from Thailand, Vietnam or far east they dont communicate at all. Not even type on keyboard...am like guys this is team game why you guys even play!
Hi I think not giving a fuck is a really good mindset. But i want to ask, should we write in chat. "I muted you" and then not actually mute them? I shows that you don't give a fuck and it also avoids them from walking in front of you and yelling in the mic think u can hear them and all you hear is them complain about you to your other 3 teamates
@@pienixcs loooooooooooooooooool. i was like "how? just how??" :D but what a weird customer :D he pays for coaching, after getting boosted by a cheater. dont get me wrong here please, i am just curious. did you notice it in the session/demo review or had any suspicion he might not be lvl 10 for real? and what would you do if so?
and btw you are a very kool coach! such a good way to explain stuff and not make people feel bad, while telling them what to do better. i always learn something watching your videos
I dont really understand your shock It doesnt matter whether he got boosted, bought the account or whatever - why not get coached if he wants to get better at CS? And he just told me randomly, i was like okay and continued the sess - it's not a big deal tbh@@leeroysass2426
