Do You Think Like A Global Elite?

[@bixcs2]

This kind of breakdown not only highlighting what you SHOULD be thinking about but also highlighting the common mistakes of lower elo players is gold man PUMP THIS CONTENT OUT.

[@shaaps99]

The biggest difference is that you have to make most decisions in the split of a second, and thats where higher elo players are really good at. Silvers usually take too long to decide what to do and then just go for a default plan, forgetting the details

[@Lez1gfps]

That's what im saying! They talking a lot but in acctually real game they dont know what to do instead of going around the map and hope luck will be on their side 😂

[@kalreynolds5829]

@@Lez1gfps Yeah, but also they overthink it and then underplay it. Like, going long because you are afraid of a fight in palace is dumb: you have to take some fights and you need to take them in tight spaces where you can 1 tap like they can, and short zigzaggy areas are better for that. He moves all the way to another bombsite-running out his own time which means he gets less time to isolate the fights, and then still ends up playing from mid, which is one of the two main directions they're expecting him from. The best plays aren't 10000 IQ fakeouts, they're just simple logical answers to the problem.

[@Lez1gfps]

@@kalreynolds5829 yea, trying to 1v1 and playing as you said but having a good aim is a big advantage in clutching situation.

[@MarchewaXD]

That 5k elo guy has way too much bass set in equalizer lmao I'd love to see next video like that, you could invite a 5k elo player with 10k elo player and anomaly to guess what to do, and maybe furiousss as a 10 lvl example like ren in todays vid

[@MrAeral]

Heh, nice idea

[@ilkkuPvP]

That's the classic result of "Best Streaming Mic Settings" or "SOUND like a PRO" KZbin tutorials lol. Annoying, how much bass they dump onto their voices, removes all energy and most character from it imo. Also a bit irritating on ears sometimes.

[@Prime1740]

you know, hearthstone was such a big success for streamers because people could see the players hand and think "what would i do now?" and then instantly saw what the streamer was actually doing and the outcome and if you were in line with what the streamer was thinking. This format checks all those boxes and will be a huge success =) had a great time

[@owozzy6841]

Id like to see a video like this where you put players in one of these situations but the demo is actually them playing, and then you compare what they SAID they would do in this scenario given time to think about it to what they actually did, and talk about the differences and why that is.

[@thekaon.]

I enjoyed this video a lot since its testing me and teaching me new things at the same time, I would definitely like to see more episodes of this.

[@KJ_XCV]

props to ren for coming back on the channel even though you already owing him $millions$ that cannot be paid due to sanctions XD. Jokes aside your creativity is one of the best in the CS scene and it's useful content that teaches something!

[@MrAeral]

I absolutely love this new series! Keep making more Haix!

[@crydevice]

I appreciate Haix for doing content like this, altough he's not really interested in "becoming pro" and competitive play

[@Roachyyy]

Definitely do more of these please! Understanding how higher level players think compared to someone in 10k is eye-opening on how to think through the game.

[@beamngcrash134]

simply i do and don;t at some times like a global, but some of these tips actually helped me

[@Tadoss]

very cool vid would love to see a series or smthing like that

[@vostpelk1596]

Great video. Kudos to you since you are one a few CS youtubers who makes guide videos where you just dont say: go play aimbotz and get 10000+ kills on it to get gud bro, but you actually highlight other important stuff like info analysis, movement, cross-hair placement and etc, that many low and mid rank players don't even know is a thing

[@itsonlyagame1328]

This kind of format is great, it's really nice to hear high elo players explain their thought process, let's me see things differently. I'm still gonna full swing 3 players with a deagle.

[@heavyhitman]

This actually a great video to learn not only what to do, what to think but what NOT to do and think.

[@Diicto]

The 6v5 analogy is great. A lot of people forget that time is indeed an extra player, myself included.

[@WhatsSarcasm_]

Great video, definitely make another!

[@brightworld999]

I've been thinking about this kind of content for years now because it has so much learning value. Thank you for making it a reality, would definitely watch more! Also if you could include some pro players to collab down the road, that would be goated!

[@SvenP]

bro perfected the art of ad placement

[@abyzzwarrior3305]

This was great, really liked this vid and want more of em! I am just between 10k-15k but already knew about the isolation fights since years ago. interesting to see that Ren said things I think about (edit) while I am in much lower ranks.

[@antburst5494]

My toxic trait thinking that in the heat of the situation I would turn into s1mple but now I'm just relaxed that's why I'm not thinking good

[@haiks7510]

I'd love to see more of this! Thank you so much for making content on how to improve in CS, I've been following your guides and I have noticed that my gameplay has improved quite a bit. This series will help a lot of people with thought process during their games :D

[@gojunoah]

Love this concept of video. It was useful to see the different breakdowns vs what actually happens. But for the sake of views It could prolly be more entertaining, great vid none the less

[@ramizkrasniki5023]

Very good video i like this series i love hearing the different ways they can deal with the situation based on their rank👍👍

[@damianlsw741]

The difference between high and low elo is that a player with high elo is able to predict more quickly and more what his opponent will do. He sees more details that will give him an advantage. I also noticed that a player with high elo reacts faster to the information obtained and immediately takes action, players with low elo often get lost and do not know how to take advantage of the opponent's mistake, do not pay attention to the minimap and make more mistakes. Plus skills, aiming, grenades and fast team play.

[@chirayunirmale8134]

Man I would love to see more videos like this Really makes me think about how there’s still so much to learn here

[@bernardq]

Wow this video is genius its so fun to think before them and have your own thoughts then see what happens and also learn from pro players❤ definitely want another one

[@timek5650]

great video haix honestly these kind of videos can make a blue ranked player a purple rank and a light blue a blue rank its the small details that can make or break a player

[@Driftu11]

Very interesting vid my man. Would love to see more of these type of vids❤

[@ikeaowner6100]

really good video, it helped out and i loved the analysis that each rank gave.

[@Sam-co2ig]

i love this breakdown. it would be nice if you explain to the lower ranks how to handle the situation a bit more after they give their opinion

[@JASTRZOMBO]

You need to make more of these video, i personally learned alot from it, keep up good work

[@shine9094]

Hello, Jastrzomb.

[@river-left4dead2]

Really interesting idea, I don't watch or play CS2, but these different mindset type of things, I like it. Cool stuff Mr. Haix.

[@froglingzx9941]

very creative idea and a really good series! Decently make it a series, I think a lot of people will find it helpful and funny.

[@gladiatorcp]

Great video bro, i love to see how people think and have the time to create an idea in my head before the result. Good job

[@kalreynolds5829]

That first one was painful. "My 1st priority is getting the bomb". So you go from B to long to CT to A all to end up playing mid which is exactly the "predictable" play you are avoiding, but now you have less time and the CTs can just run out the clock because doing that quietly takes over a minute. Really a very simple decision, like the 10 said. You go mid, probably through palace, which gives you lots of close angles where your glock can 1 tap, and has lots of good cover in mid allowing you to isolate fights. It's also the best timing, because nobody wants to watch you slowly fail, get timed out and then killed after time on a pistol.

[@McSqueezyNB]

absolutely need more of these, great content and information

[@oravapelaa8947]

I dropped from silver 4 to silver 2 in 12 hours...

[@tosca7964]

I would.. probably just look…. Through the wall.😅

[@loganp7044]

Currently 20k NA premier rating. Sometimes feel like my aim is lacking, but I still win lots of games with my gamesense. Decision making and pathing is such a massive part of this game.

[@ballixman6587]

A true CS master knows that the best strategy is never stoping.

[@tudor_09_38]

very good video, maybe make more where you try to explain and to teach the way that the higher elo players think and make decisions

[@zielu7680]

It's not like everyone will have same thought process and it's not like u will always have a time to think everything throught conciously. I usually stuck to this critical thinking and ability to came up with think on the fly if your team committed to the plan its usually over with planning unless u fail or u need to change it bcs sth happened. It's like your game sense is both things plan or scenarios u came up with and ability to adapt with critical thinking ofc there is a lot of more to it. u can feel or predict ppl based on their previous gameppay etc.

[@SochoChun]

I love it, I always enjoys the watching the thought through process by the pros

[@Tragic_TV]

This is actually helpful, the simpliest is almost always the best

[@Linda-]

i love watching videos about how to improve in cs knowing full well that im going to ignore anything i learn

[@silliestzonewanderer]

I don't have a single thought going on in my head when playing other than: ok mirage, I smoke window, I go kill, I win. Usually works

[@oldschoolgamer1044]

didn't think it was possible to enjoy cheater strike 2 content anymore but lo and behold an amazing video, keep up the good work haix

[@are.y]

ren is so goated for participating in silver's 1st video

[@enskii26]

very fun video concept! id love to see more of these

[@ItIsAnEllie]

The difference between a Global Elite and a Silver is that one actually exists. There are statistically zero Global Elites in CS2 xD

[@trannhi74lol]

this series is fun tbh keep it up

[@trueabdallah]

i love this concept ! nice video haix keep like this !

[@bluwarrior30]

would love more of these, helps recognize bad game sense, and learn.

[@JATOO0]

I like this video style. Bro has been putting out videos that actually help people improve. Thanks pookie bear

[@HEXZ0R-]

is funny how ren move just like d0oc... XD this is something u dont understand if u dont play alot deathmatch , you learn subconsciously to position yourself better so you dont get shot from 5 different angles , if u die alot in deathmatch u learn it :D 5:21 whatever you do , u need to have cover as much as possible , not just run thru default open to all angles

[@triplespace007]

Ren always likes plays that I see the flaws in. (mini retake)

[@TEEN-X]

absolutely beautiful video, very helpful to players trying to improve! excited for the series to continue

[@M3M3ST3R]

interesting concept and def excited as to where it goes another banger!

[@MauroDaDrox]

I would love to see how my strategic thinking would compare to a high elo player or trying to play against people above my rank to see how I perform. Thinking that you're better is easy, but knowing how good you actually are can be difficult xD I definitely enjoyed this video a lot

[@hhavu]

9:30 one mistake was the fact the score is 11-12 so he has nothing else to do but to retake

[@ArgonPL]

Great idea bro, also congrats for hitting 420k subs

[@irtimid4217]

That asmr like music at the start

[@elaijahah]

Very well constructed video! More plz!

[@stackun2307]

Wow I need this kind of content more frequently and this is the way that I know if I have improved my game sense or not. Better than any other vid about this hack that hack etc.. YOU GOT MY SUB

[@rc_games2718]

loved the video. second clip was just hard to relate to because all the shots were so insane lol

[@MAKSlU]

I was double ak. Quitted once cs 2 was released, came back to cheaters. Now im 15k elo thinking like a silver. Cause cheaters has fried my brain. 😃

[@superorangebody]

I love this new series! Can you make it on Inferno Mirage and Dust II?

[@yaguar4k646]

in the nuke game, i don't understand why docc made so much noise going from ct to mini, the guy who was fake vent must've heard him, he also must've heard when he threw the flash, yet it looked like they really thought he was heaven, they definitely threw the round

[@muumitikkari4229]

Sometimes you want the enemy try to peek you and get him make a mistake

[@therealchiken9252]

honestly the first thing id ask is what's the knowledge I have from teammates? And what round its on, along with where guns are and ways to find openings.

[@NOProxD]

Good Video, BUT I think it would be nice to see the 10-15sec bevor the clip starts because it gives you a better understanding of the time it would take for the rotations and when smokes are going to fade...

[@Darker1607]

Actually loved this series

[@allanmark922]

this is very good. Please do a series

[@JackoTJK]

Yes but it's also the time that it takes to formulate the plan. The hardest thing about playing against low elo players is they don't even understand they are doing the brain dead thing. How can they know the wrong play if they don't know what the right play is? But at the end of the day it's CS. You can make the 80% play and miss the shot or make the 10% play and hit the shot

[@emnez5548]

I love this kind of content, I would watch another episode!

[@3G_Bloke]

this is why watching high elo games will just make you better even more so than just sitting in aimbotz and shooting heads.

[@smathgt8538]

at 10:00 i do the exact same thing what ren is saying but just get peeked by 2 people and die instantly (im lv8)

[@zapple5319]

In the first case i would try to wait for the rotations in temple, and try to find a mistake from the enemy, since i have a glock, the most logical thing would be going temple. since i'm in a 1v4. it's not realistic to win. so isolated duels would be the most logical thing to look for.

[@zapple5319]

Basically damaging their economy for the next round while trying to get myself money to get a half buy. but if i fail the next round would be an eco round since we did not get a plant.

[@zapple5319]

I'm 12k rating and faceit level 4

[@foodisdowntime5736]

i like the concept very interesting to se the diffrent perspectives

[@double7204]

keep the good work man

[@psychofpsx]

Should’ve put ohnepixel as the global

[@stanis4554]

It all dependens on money you have in the bank.... also the weap you need to decide to save or try to get some frags because the round is already lost.

[@faustasviskelis4120]

It's actually a good video. What to do for new players or some people who do not know how to play like a genius😅, think about what to do in such situations. I wanna see more videos like that. GL HaiX.

[@MR.Schwaag7254]

Love it, more of this pls haix

[@metasense7032]

This is proper training for everyone at any rank!

[@MEDXX]

Thats one of the best cs video i have seen in a while

[@R.R.NLD.]

yes, exactly what i want to see. A clear and not too long but very educational film. Thank you, regards Rob[NLD]

[@R.R.NLD.]

Of course I don't know any professional CS gamers personally, watching their games is educational, but gaining insight into how they think about a game and how they see it with their experience and insight makes the video very interesting. I hope for a follow-up series.

[@MrJayFC]

Great video. Would be interesting to also hear from Docc what his thought process actually was, if he can remember

[@fraserpalmer5103]

i love how i think like a global elite but can never acquire the skill to get there lol

[@mirstar]

very enjoyable video! players can learn a lot from this.

[@kolquethas7553]

nice vijeo, looking to see more of this series

[@n1ckdr792]

postal 2 waiting song in ad timer I LOVE YOU FOR THAT HAIX

[@Jasn00sh]

Exact video I was looking for

[@Malignantt1]

Im 10k and the first one i wouldve went through temple and said “we lose this round 9 times out of 10 so might as well just have fun with it and send it even though its predictable as hell”

[@noirkumar9091]

i use more utility and info while playing in some scenarios it helps a lot and ofcourse communicating.

[@mexican_capybara]

i think that tis was a great video and that it helps the lover ranked players to get some advice

[@leniasss]

cool video idea, waiting for more!

[@sentientlvl.5mortar886]

Noticeable how the lower ranks play more defensive because of their uncertainty of their aim while the higher elo players can just risk and push when ever they know they can and should.

[@Lez1gfps]

That's why they are silver, too scare to do sth and have no thought what they're doing as well, this is a video to ask from a situation from different rank but maybe not all people can think and reaction to all information they have.

[@Sufy209]

have u swapped the 15 and 10k one? Cuz the 15k guy is total fullshock and the 10k one makes sence a more than not

[@christmasgas]

haix didnt scream very loud i enjoy