AIM LIKE A PRO! - The Ultimate Aim Guide (CS:GO)

Ever wondered why there are so many Aim Guides and they all say different things? Here's your 1 stop shop to learn everything you need to know to go from Silver to Pro with your aim skills. Headshots for days are in your future after watching this.
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8 Aiming Secrets Almost Nobody Uses (ProGuides)
• 8 AIMING SECRETS Almos...
10 Scientifically Proven CSGO Tips for Better Aim (Valve Guides)
• 10 Scientifically Prov...
How I Developed almost pro level aim in just 1 month (TurboMotionz)
• CS:GO - How I Develope...
How to Aim Better (Steel)
• How to aim better
How to get more headshots and aim better (Cloud9)
• How to get more HEADSH...
Master your aim with this 15 minute routine (Launders)
• Master your CS:GO AIM ...
SPEEDAIMING TUTORIAL [HOW TO DEVELOP FASTEST AIM IN CSGO] (HaiX)
• S p e e d a i m i n g ...
Top 10 tips to get perfect aim in csgo (Valve Guides)
• Top 10 Tips To Get Per...
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[@vooCSGO]

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[@jonathangurrera8300]

It exist a website named playmaster.gg which allows you to practice with more effort your tracking routine( basically when you start a server and go into the warmup zone the bots starts running at you) but first like Mr Voo said practice your flicky aim then in the same routine you should add a track aim

[@lusanic9288]

did you just bait us into asking you to make another video about "the right gear"????

[@vooCSGO]

@@lusanic9288 LMAO i hope not man you don't need anything specific just the stuff most people already agree on

[@herbert_01]

hey voo i crouch everytime I start shooting with rifles how can i stop it i cant stop it can u help me . I think many other people have the same problem can u help us ?

[@vladinez]

He is so good that he dosent need to look at the screen. I belive hes aim routine is good.

[@skull7598]

the gameplay is prerecorded...

[@TheRealD1am0nd]

@@skull7598 its a joke...

[@olawaleadeshina9020]

LMAOOOOO

[@vladinez]

@@skull7598 I know dude, was a joke. And you call yoursefl meme dude

[@osusixdigit5597]

Lmao I know right I strive to be as good as him damn if only I didn’t have bad teammates!!!!!!!!!!!(@@:&:)

[@hossermes]

All these plus a gaming chair. One of my friends has a gaming chair and when I use his PC, my character just spins around and headshots everyone itself. 100% recommend bros

[@vintagejock3951]

Jokes aside A comfortable chair is must. You're sitting slouched?. In a weird position.? Your abilities are going to take a hit.

[@hossermes]

@@vintagejock3951 I myself believe in a good chair being a must, no doubt in that. But 'gaming' chair is meme so I memed it kek

[@vintagejock3951]

@@hossermes yeah i know bro It's a famous meme Seen it on every gaming video

[@wojtekpolska1013]

@@hossermes yea, "gaming" chairs are a scam, most peoples are better off with a good quality office chair - they are designed to be comfortable for sitting a long time in

[@gorilla7296]

@@vintagejock3951 i sit on my bed which is like 1.5 meters away from my table

[@HaiX]

Usain Bolt is fast

[@dawid9836]

But CSGO fast is faster

[@pekmenn]

Russian stick is faster

[@firstnamelastname6302]

I never knew HaiX watches voo

[@andro1d286]

My peeks are faster))

[@noubidy1016]

You know what's also fast? Csgofast)))

[@dalanding3391]

I just realized I’ve watched you so much and improved enough that I already do what you say. If you see this thanks for helping me in starting out with CS

[@vooCSGO]

[@StarXsu90]

he really did Help me On the mental and Strategic side. i really owe him one.

[@ComposerMathieu]

@@StarXsu90 what mental videos can you recommend? I'm still a massive noob but could definitely use some tips on keeping calm nerves when it comes to clutch situations or just generally in a tight situation

[@os2977]

@@ComposerMathieu if ur new then just keep playing to build confidence, if you specifically have issues with clutches/after plant then try some “re-take servers” just search it up on google and there should be a huge list. But if you have under 1k hours i would recommend just to keep playing and getting used to situations and building up game sense. Keep grinding and be patient goodluck!!p

[@Manuel-rn9ko]

Same

[@os2977]

6:53 i love the reference to Haix his stupid ads on csgofast LMAO

[@opterlow7906]

My guy is just tryna get paid haha

[@amit4rou]

I remember that shit

[@Kepitsecret]

also remember to eat healthy and sleep and rest after intense aim training sessions, building muscle memory is almost like building real muscle :P

[@critNnn]

100% man. There are so many factors to performing well. You want to make sure you've had enough sleep, you're not hungry, you're not thirsty, you're not too cold, you're not too hot, you haven't been playing for too long in a session, and that you're focused. The amount of times that I underperform in our 3rd or 2nd game because I'm starving and I haven't eaten anything yet is stupid.

[@user-fd4il6pi9i]

@Jimbo xd

[@MafiaRecordingPL]

Not really, more like building strength :)

[@kuzonCS2]

I needed this. Recently asked about it on the subreddit and now your video is here. Glad!

[@andersdeleurannissen]

Great vid! Its very precise, and scientific based - and yes, a one-stop vid! One hugely important detail that you fail to mention when talking DPI and Sensitivity in CS:GO: People often tend to forget the importance of setting "Raw Input" to "on" - this way your Windows Sensitivity and possible acceleration is ignored, and thus you can compare Absolute sensitivity between computers only base on DPI and in-game sensitivity. The console command is "m_rawinput "

[@AG-ld6rv]

For sensitivity, the way I like to explain it to someone new is you want it to be at least fast enough to do a 180 comfortably as you sometimes need to do one of those quickly. At the same time, you definitely want it to be low enough where your crosshair isn't jiggling around crazily while you move it somewhere and hold it there as that indicates a lack of control, resulting in inaccuracy. You want it low enough for precise control. That max sensitivity will depend on how steady someone's hand is. For example, I think Hiko uses straight up tiny wrist aim for everything, but if you watch his play, he has supreme control despite the high sensitivity and lack of arm aim. It will come down to personal abilities with the hand and some practice, but if you are noticing a chronic lack of control, consider lowering your sensitivity. You'll get used to a new sensitivity faster than you'd think. Like within a day or two. Your mind somehow understands. When it comes to gear, let me be clear that there is no need for stuff like US$150 gaming mice. Back in the days of CS 1.6, the craziest professionals used simple Microsoft mice and still did extremely well. Just get a mouse with a good design for your hand that you enjoy, that is durable, that isn't overpriced (meaning NOT US$150 come on), is wireless if you want that, has a button configuration you desire, has reasonable DPI settings (like 200-2000 as options and an adjuster. I like that as some single player games need to adjust to a lower DPI as their sensitivity setting is far too fast on the lowest setting @ higher DPI), and maybe with decent polling (~500-1000). This stuff where people have 15k DPI and 5k polling does not add anything. Trust me. It's just marketing. And as with all marketing, pros who stream are cool, so they will do things like change mice and put it in their title, likely sponsored to do so to drive emotional sales as people see that and think the equipment made the pro. No, they'd still be insanely good with a 60 hz monitor and a US$50 mouse and 80 FPS. (Do note that hz on a monitor and FPS does actually help to a point just like mice, but when you start getting into 500 hz at 700 fps territory, come on... it is a as useless as 15k dpi and 5k polling.). The funny thing about your advice of how to peek is that, when an opponent just charges in holding forward and strafe past an angle I'm holding, it makes my brain malfunction and I often miss the easy shot and then they flick 1 tap me. I have A LOT of experience against people peeking in a logical fashion. I've put aside the excuse though. When they kill me, I messed up, and I need to get to where I recognize these types of peeks and neutralize them effectively. I had a tendency to think of them as dumb noobs and shift blame, but if I can't prove a play was bad by beating it, I need to come up with the right answer to the problem. I'm not sure what the optimal play is tbh. Sometimes, I start holding wider peeks so I can tap them as they peek out (further from the corner than I used to hold). Other times, I stay hidden, and when they make noise, I try to prefire them off sound combined with periodic checks to look for people walking up [or just being laser focused for a person to suddenly peek me that did walk up]. Sometimes, I'll be holding a tight angle as some in the match are peeking that way, and they run by. In that situation I wonder what is optimal (likely depends on how people are playing and the position + map + knowledge of where everyone is): 1.) No peek. Use utility and fall back, or just fall back either running or walking. 2.) Peek out as fast as possible, attempting to prefire where they will be since you saw their trajectory and hear them. (Though sometimes you are peeking into a rush. If you hear many, this might be a bad idea. If they tend to go for trade kills, perhaps reconsider this one. Other times, they instantly 1 tap every time I do that. I dunno how. Maybe, I was too slow? If they know you will do this, it can be quite easy for them to pop you.) 3.) Use some utility and then peek off it. 4.) Wait a moment then dry peek in an attempt to throw them off, securing the frag. They might be totally focused on an immediate peek then disengage and continue moving at which point you come out like a boss. In some cases, they are too close and fast to consider anything with utility, and in other cases, you have nowhere to fall back to.

[@yutyrannus5209]

i wanna say thank u after watching ur videos and taking ur videos seriously and trying to fix my gamestyle i became a better player. i went from gn2 up to dmg and faceit lvl 4 i know its not the best but ur one literally the only csgo youtuber with really good guides.

[@wolfgvming5855]

Just wanna say thank you. Ive been listening to your advice and I'm still low level but I can tell I'm improving

[@high_commando]

Just got back into CS about a month ago and I’ve been watching your vids. They really help voo, thanks so much! Got my first rank up :)

[@that_capguy2493]

I want to add a little something to this. (Though I'm awfully late), most aim video's primarily focus on riflers. While your aimtraining is definitely going to translate to awps, your warmup isn't necessarily going to do just that. I always feel like I need a seperate warmup for awping (which is what I primarily do), specifically to get the flicks down. The best method to warm up your awp is to go into that same map (aimbotz from ulletical), turn the bot count down to 1. Reset your aim between shots and just adjust your aim as the bot spawns, scope and flick to the bot. You can make the bot move too, though the movement in the aimbotz map is very... "unnatural" imo. I found that it's a more intensive training than just flicking to a random bot every time when there's 12 of them. So there you go, my two cents. Have fun lads!

[@ornvall9678]

that cross on haix made me laugh. that was the first though I got when I watched his vid hahha

[@ComicDude0208]

Same here. There's a reason Haix has 10k+ hours and has never made it beyond faceit pugs.

[@joaquinestebandbm7630]

@@ComicDude0208 xD

[@fica1137]

@@ComicDude0208 There is a reason Haix was level 8 before he got boosted by smurfs

[@nov-wd1ml]

@@ComicDude0208 lol he's a content creator. If you take his gameplay seriously idk what to say to u haha

[@iamabominati0n970]

@@nov-wd1ml doesn't haix himself say that his goal is to go pro or something?

[@guimi7336]

Omgggg this is what we all ever wanted ! Thank you.

[@pillo9645]

im just a kid who plays cs go on my brother laptop, with this guide i finally get a quite kills and felt the fun when playing the game, thank you so much for the guide😃

[@ivansergeev5564]

Gotta love the Haix jokes. This is amazing! Thank you. This is truly THE guide.

[@MinhNguyen-yf8ud]

"If you can do it slowly, you can do it quickly" -some veteran silver master elite-

[@obeyduarte6868]

A sacrilegious boi has appeared

[@tulnukas2000]

For point and click aim I would also personally recommend checking out the 2 aim routines posted by Furious if you're not entirely sure how to go on about the routine or don't feel like the routine provided here fits you well.

[@vooCSGO]

yeah this is really just a framework on how to improve more so than an actual routine. There are some good routines to look into (personally would recommend the one posted by launders) but I thought the ones by furious weren't bad either (I think I saw 1 of them maybe not both)

[@joaquinestebandbm7630]

@@vooCSGO He listed a shorter version of the first one, I think his warmup is really good

[@__Ultimate]

@@vooCSGO The best improvement I had was with Furiousss routine. I went with his from lvl 5 to 9 but when I stopped doing it and switched to something else i went down back to 5. Now im trying to get back.

[@tulnukas2000]

@@vooCSGO Thank you for the reply! Personally the reason I mentioned furious here is that the way he determined his ideal sensitivity 100% matches the way I went for mine, I've always calibrated my sens to 180s and there is absolutely nothing wrong with the routines mentioned in your video, I think the video you made is an amazing all-rounder in all regards. I felt like for the people out there that calibrate their sens the same way as in his routine just might give more returns (and may be more relatable?), at the end of the day it's all down to consistency training though and I can't stress enough how important it is that you made this video, it will help so many people in the community develop their gamesense over the raw aiming ability and that's what matters the most in my eyes.

[@heliosss69]

@@__Ultimate did you do speed over accuracy while practicing in FURIOUSSS aim routine?

[@nerijus734]

Thanks for your tips and guides, they are really useful!

[@freequanjujushotyou5005]

Love your content getting me to where I need to go :D

[@kokser3413]

thx my friend Marek really enjoyed it

[@ags9713]

Keep up the content man appreciate it 🙏🙏

[@sidewaysfcs0718]

as far as sensitivity is concerned, find a sensitivity at which you can easily make a 180 degree turn without straining yourself, since you need to avoid flashbangs, that's most you need, anything higher than that means less precision in your fine-tuned aiming, especially at long range this is crucial.

[@maxell6995]

Nice videos mate, they help a lot to play better Csgo. Keep it going :)

[@daves3273]

Thank you for this video. It helped me out very much!

[@David_Crayford]

New sub. Intelligent, clear, no BS. Thumbs up.

[@SixtyhertzJaz]

Quality vid bro! 🙌🏻

[@Ocerry1]

ngl the warmup vid from launders is the only good aim-video ive seen the past few years. that warmup routine helped me soo much ! Instead of dming for 45min and then still feeling kinda not ready I am completely fired up for anything a game can throw at me after 20min max.

[@lynxcs145]

furiousss has a really good video (only for aim, not crosshair placement). it's very different to these other ones and it focuses more on spraying than 1 taps.

[@papalpatte]

Its amazibng, how your Vids are actually helping me

[@noob-ww7sy]

Very good videos, easy to understand and useful!

[@KYRsm00ve]

voo your aim routine really hits home. I always think mm is going to be different...

[@mihnearadu990]

To start I'm gonna say this is a great video! Definitely worth the watch, especially for newer/not that great players. However, i must say that if you're not feeling these tips work for you its totally fine! There is literally nothing to worry about, maybe you're just built differently. Personally, i was supreme at one time, stopped playing and now restarted. I had gn1 when i came back (played with silver friends) and in 2months im MGE rn. Point is, i always played with 400CPI & 10 sensitivity. ALWAYS! I got a good performance as a player, played in amateur tournaments and won skins as prizes. played in 1v1s and again won quite a lot back in the day. Now, when i came back, everyone told me to "lower your sens lower your sens" and i did and i played like a total silver. It was like i had never played before. What I'm trying to say is that the sensitivity tips, while can be important to the majority, can also be omitted very easily without any problems. Also, HAIX's aim practice is also better suited for me, fast and precise made me improve again at a faster rate than conventional training methods. Just practice , learn movement & crosshair placement and in time your aim/muscle memory will improve nonetheless. Apart from this, I started redoing all the other tips Voo gave us and i can say they're perfect in my opinion. Small Edit: I was an awper and high sens allowed me to make some insane fucking shots in global level. PPL always asked how i did those and i just told them i played with 10 sens. I'm playing more ak right now and even though it was harder with higher sens its doable for sure. And here comes another tip that Voo actually mentions in his videos: While playing lower ranks & trying to rank up faster, go for more ak plays instead of awp ones, it gives you more space to work around with the team and doesnt allow 1v5 situations to happen that often.

[@overen1379]

HOW TO GET GOOD AIM: Download chea-I mean play 2k hours of Kovaak's.

[@StarXsu90]

it gives you better feeling soo yeah

[@breckr1121]

Aim trainers are pretty stupid for games like cs.

[@Oscar-pm9bx]

@espoir inconscient lol

[@xcvxcvxa]

@@breckr1121 to be honest not at all. they are fully focused around aim so if you want to just improvr your mouse skills they are just better than aimbotz

[@srrs007]

Get good get gamesense

[@Ashto_N999]

These tips really helped me i used to be nova 2 now im master guardian elite! :D

[@jonnolamprell7672]

Thanks to you voo. Gone from MGII to DMG.

[@jamesmeader2261]

This is a really helpful video thanks 😊

[@Blue_Pumpkin]

I didn't learn anything new but I sure did enjoy those crisp head shots ^^

[@georgeli176]

Fantastic video, the mad man did it.

[@ashishbhatt3467]

i must say..the best guide so far on aim

[@Kobeurt]

the zoom in on woxic is nuts. I swear dude isn't a human to be so precise with such a high DPI/Sens.

[@1337murk]

Loving the shots taken at Haix LOL

[@nekominorinya2569]

great video, thank you i will try to do what you suggested

[@thewilliamjrful]

I still remember he had like 5-10k subs when I first watched him. Congrats on almost 200k man

[@vooCSGO]

thx mate

[@OxyWorgon]

8:10 - 8:16 I have never seen a backflips with such form before. 10/10

[@Ocerry1]

When it comes to sensitivity the absolute sweetspot for me is 800 dpi 0.7 ingame and ontop of that a tiny bit of kovaaks rawaccel mouse accelleration. I can move and quickly turn with the speed of a 1.1 or 1.2 sens and have the slow and precise microcorrections of the original 0.7 sens. its just perfect

[@chasemoyer5858]

The movement piece you brough up in 3:00 is exactly what i needed to hear. Ive been trying the aim while swing teqnique and i get clapped

[@ok-sj7bx]

Nice vid, lot of important stuff even besides just the "aiming"

[@subhadityamukherjee6613]

As a player who has started recently maybe 1-2 months back and now in gold Nova, I appreciate the points he has given. Especially the crosshair placement. Sometimes, I know where the enemy is but still lose the battle because my crosshair is slightly off and in that time I drag the crosshair and bring it to the head, I get killed.

[@hiepnguyen3119]

I love this sort of content, can you possibly also do a definitive game sense video?

[@food7027]

EEEYYY this is voo. my man keep up the good work soldier

[@tr1ckster726]

Nice vid dude

[@THEMithrandir09]

Get the right gear guys! Invest in a good joystick or even better steering wheel. It will keep your crosshair always at head level for perfect one taps!

[@khizerzubair7172]

Aye in the lab with voo 🔥🔥

[@edwinleechuanhao]

gonna need that gear guide now fam black fridays coming up soon

[@DeeJaysWord]

I showed this to my noob valorant friends and they instantly went up three ranks. Thanks Voo

[@azanthekitfox]

I'm having just as same sensitivity as I use on desktop casually, I'm playing 2000 dpi and 2.7 in-game sensitivity yet managed to get to dmg. I've spent around 11 years playing hldm like that, few years of CoD as well. I guess it's mostly about muscle memory. Besides, low sensitivity is driving me crazy, I don't feel like throwing my mouse through the window just to turn around :D

[@iRIK40]

my boi voo doing a scientific reviewed meta analysis of CS:GO aim tips

[@think7220]

Love this channel

[@liamcannon9617]

Best csgo youtuber out right now!

[@jeppemannen1651]

I love the webcam. Keep it up

[@peaceperson2270]

thanks for ur advice. im getting better from silver to gold nova

[@moralful6268]

thanks for the great video

[@freequanjujushotyou5005]

Sick dude

[@worsethanjoerogan8061]

I had to teach myself to control for the recoil gradually rather than use jerky mouse movement. I also never realized just how far you need to pull down if the enemy is a long way away. Adjusting your crosshair before you start shooting rather than reflexively shooting as soon as you see someone and then try to correct. If you're in lower ranks your opponent is probably not going to kill you that fast so it's fine to be deliberate about aim.

[@m0m3nt45]

aim before you shoot

[@alex-qn5xp]

Bad advice.

[@lonewolf9046]

What no one ever have mentioned is work/study situation vs gaming. For example, I work on 6k displays at the office and home office. Play on HD high refresh screen. Transforming muscle memory from one to an other setup.

[@mattthemightymeme]

Hey Voo just wanted to let you know that my post notifications doesn't pop up immediately when you post a new video and sometimes a day late. Most likely YT side...

[@foreigngate]

same here

[@skierr]

yeah i think voo is starting to get shafted by the algorithm after picking up a lot briefly

[@SlamTheSlammer]

Better crosshair placement means you can play with a lower sensitivity which means better fine tune movements with the crosshair

[@GHOST-ig6bi]

Seriously, on the first day, I was able to spread the A447 properly after practising on this workshop map. I'm a noob [silver2]. In one on one situations I'm a dangerous dude now

[@madsfuldgas1166]

Hi voo, nice video! Can you explain what makes a good or a bad duel?

[@spedbari.mp4]

I will be using this

[@inspirePC]

lol i got the same knife :D btw good video 👍

[@johntour3061]

Hey Voo, Could u make a video with audio settings in game and outside of the game? i've got realtek audio console but dont know what each bar does what.. Could you suggest any audio software and settings for better hearing while gaming? Footsteps etc.. Thanks and happy new year!

[@cpo1tufts25]

I like the way to jiggle ;p Nice vid, I'm sure my friends will appreciate this. ty

[@AliceAttentionWhore]

I really believe going from a small mousepad (about 25 x 25 cm) to a large one (about 50 x 50 cm) and lowering my sensitivity (low sensitivity doesn't work well on a small mousepad because how would it) improved my aim significantly. Highly recommend for anyone playing competitive FPS games.

[@AlexPenna55]

Yeah so i'm in a problem like this. I played almost a year on a really small mousepad and got used to play like 2000+ dpi and 1.7 sens on cs. When i got a bigger mousepad and changed to 800 dpi i can't barely move the mouse, i'm absolutely struggling A LOT to shoot because my arm hurts, i'm not used to swing the arm so i'm really unconfourtable right now. See people using 400 dpi to me looks like they play cs in a truck wheel

[@McGamaStuff]

400 dpi w/ 2.7 in-game helped a ton first deathmatch!

[@arjenjosephsaulog5437]

In terms of crosshair placement, i think ghe best workshop map is Yprac. Trust me 👌🏻

[@kesdog6379]

having the right gear? Here I thought I was going to a major with my tracker ball mouse from 96

[@TheRealKillroy]

thank you

[@eman_1516]

Dis helped thanks

[@Pasenadi4Real]

Thanks

[@uditgoel6925]

I used to play 1650 DPI and 2.5 Sens..lowering.. it actually helped me improve my rifling

[@kaPaURL]

I used to be stuck in silver elite on my main. I decided to do 100 of tap kills, spay kills, speay transfers, flicks, sniper flicks in aimbots and than 50 kills in hs only servers every day. I also tried to strafe, popflash, think about positioning, predict enemy plays... I than opened a new account and the first rank I got was GNM. Got to DMG the next month. I took a break for one week and deranked to MG1 in 3 games :(

[@jannekpetersen2265]

What is the name of the second workshop map Voo used? I cant find it anywhere...

[@sais640]

thank you voo

[@jancicruz7]

If anyone is interested in the depth of aiming and the science behind it, I highly recommend the FPSAimTrainer subreddit. You will face some unusual takes but don't be afraid, most are well backed up and developed by outstanding aimers . First of all, csgo is not an aim-heavy game. CS:GO players (including myself at first) are a bit offended by this, because we think all the gods of the game have outstanding aim. The truth is that the majority of your "aim" in this game simply comes from crosshair placement and holding angles. Of course, good aim helps, but good crosshair placement and gamesense always triumphs. This is also why most players and most pros have insanely low sensitivity compared to other games. Low sens lets you have much more "rough" microcorrections, thus you can get away with more errors if your aim is mediocre. Secondly, muscle memory is a meme. Of course, for beginner players it helps if you dont change your sens often, but the idea that flicking in a video game somehow is memorized in your arm muscles is a joke. Any decent aimer can adapt to a new sens very very quickly. Right now, there are scientific researches going on about a new way of training aim that includes a sensitivity randomizer. Because the point is, when you train aim, you train your hand-eye coordination in your brain, not muscle memory. Practicing different sensitivities will give your brain more stimulus and the response is quicker progress.

[@maxek46]

Hm, I think you missed the opportunity to talk about getting to know your reaction time and crosshair placement in defensive positions, or in other words, when you know someone is going to appear in your shot but you have to find the right spot accounting for movement speed and your reaction time. You don't always hug the edges with your crosshair, sometimes you lead with it.

[@UitdenOosterhout]

The muscle memory is totally correct and with me it goes off and on which sometimes it looks I used adrenaline and other times I suck so hard I get kicked

[@darksoul_shm]

That is just an amazing amazing all-rounder video And yes most people don't talk about tracking aim and I liked the fact that you emphasized on it.....I myself struggle with tracking and now,I am practicing just tracking for about 10 minutes daily Another major thing I struggle with is awpers.....I totally understand the pre-aims you talked about in the starting of the video but mostly I am scared to do that coz what if an awper is posted at one of the angles,for example at goose on dust 2.....so if my pre-aim is off by even a few pixels it would be a very easy kill for the awper and most likely I will die And even I flash the awper and make him bait his shot....then what? If I wide swing before he repeeks,then I might die from another angle by a rifler which is what happens to me most of the times and then I get confused to focus on the awper or the rifler at another angle which ultimately resultes in getting me sandwiched and dying So if you or anyone could please help me with this,I would really appreciate it :D

[@julius4858]

Of course I’m 2 years late, but: You’re not alone. Your team can come from somewhere else and take care of the other player. You can throw smokes so you are only facing that one enemy. You can throw a flash that blinds the whole side. You could molly goose. If you’re really in that 1v2 scenario, awp goose, other player somewhere on site, and you on short without the bomb - chances are you will lose anyway. It’s just a difficult situation.

[@darksoul_shm]

Hey man, appreciate the comment. Sadly I have left playing CS:GO as in my country CS:GO died long back. I did reach a level to play with top pro players of my country. Miss the old days

[@Redeagle33Benni]

I often wonder wheter or not to use my wrist or my arm for crosshair placement. When i use my wrist and bend it to track a corner, adjusting to a new corner at different elevation is fucked up coz my mouse isnt aligned vertically. So i end up aiming with the arm and adjusting with the wrist

[@dyspraxxlive]

finally. the video i need to get out of silver. thank you, lord voo!

[@nein9420]

Made it out yet?

[@dyspraxxlive]

@@nein9420 im close... but thanks for asking!

[@Namelessuser501]

My edpi is 2500 but it feels perfect. I am able to quickly flick to the side but I am also able to be precise. I don’t know whether I should change it or not

[@cornpops969]

draiiiin gaaanng nice knife bro

[@nov-wd1ml]

We love you voo

[@_remblanc]

Aim trainers are great for accelerating the aim training progress dramatically. They won't replace training in-game (bc mechanics are important, esp in CS), but they are incredible at teaching the aim skill of mouse control. I was silver prior to aim training (got to SEM to be precise), and aim training in Kovaaks worked wonders for me as I quickly regained the aim I lost after two months or so of not playing CS.

[@Djc00lness]

Is it better to use "Classic Static" for cross hair and make it small like yours then? Also how do i get to this bot shooting range map that your in

[@chancekc6005]

I just started playing CS two days ago an wanna know how do u get into these training rooms?? In game?

[@pushkarbyadgi2439]

best routine ever