How Chasing Perfectionism Hurts You In CSGO

[@jamzy3608]

Really great video. I find that I chase perfection in most areas of my life especially games, and it only leads to me being dissapointed by myself. Perfection doesn't exist, so I'm trying to stop chasing it and starting to focus on constant improvement and learning from mistakes instead of letting them weigh me down or being scared of them. There is definitely a fine line between self improvement and perfectionism and trying to seperate the two can be tough. Would love to see more videos like this, keep up the good work!

[@sanpdnb]

I wished i followed you sooner, when you played at MOUZ, i tought you are really underrated, and actually when i discuss players w/ friends etc, we look at statistics, not as the whole of the game, and i always said that "styko is really good, no one is perfect, but the role and the gamesense (toughts of the game) are insane... You are really good person, and as i see a teammate aswell, who cares about winning as a whole and not as solo pride. (Wich is difficult to have that mindset)... Basicly i reviewed some of your results and performances , and was amazed. Role player or star player, you try to play what you feel more confortable ofc (Mouz wasnt the case).. This mindset video is actually so good, i can rekon with most of the topics, even i dont take cs that seriously (because im bad ofc) and i have the negative mindset , that i become only worst, but thats actually my mindset irl aswell. Keep up Styko ! Hope you achieve your goals even more... Hope to see you on more t1 cs. Good luck at the major!

[@hunterkun4712]

This is very cool coming from someone with such accolades in the scene. I struggle with this in both my day to day life and games. It always helps to hear someone you look up to share their stories.

[@STYKO]

Thanks 😊😊🙏🏽

[@jaikooFPS]

Really loved this video Styko! Was on the road to becoming a salaried player in Valorant but my perfectionism got the best of me and I burned myself out, had a break of half a year and giving it a shot again. This video will support me a lot in this journey once more

[@kaarebonde]

I love your content! This is an important topic to cover, not just for esports, but in general. Thanks for another great video

[@vidurawijerathna1964]

Amazing. Ive found myself in the same position of not being able to ever be satisfied with my performance so i constantly try to tweak things or try new mice or setups and end up being super inconsistent for sometime until im comfortable again. I can have 30 amazing fragging games and if i have bad game/match i end up changing sens or mouse thinking it will resolve it. Its a bad habit ive had for years and was not able to get rid of until recently. Thanks for your insights

[@samRi_cs]

Really great video man, hit home with this one for me personally. Love your content styko

[@STYKO]

Much appreciated!

[@xboxlasagne]

this is such well produced content!

[@nartouthere]

perfectionism

[@vel0citybeast]

Very helppful

[@laughinginthe90s]

Hey styko. 16k+ hours in competitive fps games, ~6k in cs. I'm really struggling with improving my 'b' and 'c' game. On T side I can't seem to find any impact without risking too much. CT side I get rolled even when in strong positions. I'm losing 70/30 theoretically advantageous fights ~65% of the time - and lose 50/50's ~80% of the time. The mechanics that I've trained just won't show up :/

[@AstroSully]

Needed this thank you!

[@eebowenn]

Amazing piece of content once again, Martin! Know that you're one of the most valuable personalities we have in the CS:GO space right now. Have a great year and best of luck!

[@taufeeq8269]

Hey Styko, How you have improved your english so much. I mean its not really possible for a non native and you said that you learned your basic english from a game? Btw a happy new year 🥳

[@STYKO]

Thanks! 😃 Playing a lot of games in english and watching movies in english helped a lot when I was a teenager.

[@janoycresva919]

Styko is my dad

[@taufeeq8269]

First

[@Alex-fh4my]

thanks a lot for these videos STYKO. I struggle a lot with these mental aspects and I feel there's not many people out there talking about this stuff, and it's hard to figure it out on your own. Thank you!

[@Kobe---]

perfectionism

[@CrusheryCS]

Great explanation

[@w04h]

Super video :D

[@Joelo77]

Nice to comeback here to this video to remind myself!

[@STYKO]

I find myself rewatching these old videos sometimes and I re-learn a lot of stuff 😅

[@xeee___8196]

Keep the good content. This is really helpful and educational

[@CoachWhite]

Perfect video, I was just thinking about it

[@thefoolsgold]

This is one of those videos I wish I could like more than once, great job!

[@dsl69]

Too much Supreme boards LMAO

[@NHZcs]

pls give Poland subtitles

[@leodrk]

awesome content bro! gj and keep it up

[@STYKO]

Appreciate it!

[@gangmemberjakub]

Nice video bracho, btw pridaj do playlistu

[@jonbjorkeback9499]

"Perfectionism"

[@STYKO]

Yes! Thank you!

[@J1M95]

Beast.

[@sourouxluckfucian3303]

Great video styko! Myself as a lurker/support player in my teams I always chase perfectionism and feel that I am in charge of punishing any aggressive move at my territories or trying to support my team by cutting the map in half so they all focus on the other area on an endgame. I always learn every possibility and every play someone can throw at me but as you mentioned, I'm not going any passive at all. I understand how to recover rounds taking 40%success aim duels, or even know when to push for backstab, early rotation kill to cause paranoia and overall I know when to take initiative but I mostly struggle recovering on mistakes. I rarely do one. But I don't just tilt at mine but mostly at my teammates because I'm also IGLing and help micro managing people that feel "lost" or don't know what they should do or expect during a default. I get easily irritated by these kind of mistakes and that's honestly my biggest liability as a teammate. I always provide my teammates huge amount of info playing aggressively on ct and a lot of information about rotations and map presence on t side. Any suggestion?!

[@tomthefall]

I wish someone around me could give me feedback about my character and ideologies (not just cs but in daily life as well), I feel like there is a lot I have to fix and reflect on

[@n1matsu]

These videos are awesome. Keep them up. And be careful not to be too perfectionist in trying not to be perfectionist. 😅

[@madeyourmark]

It's cool to see you uploading again, hope we get more stuff like this

[@jon-noj]

very nice topic to explore from a special perspective. keep it up!

[@STYKO]

Glad you liked it :)

[@Trollox]

Your audio bad, either change rooms or maybe you can remove the echo, use an EQ and try and listen for where the echo is and lower the volume around that frequency. You could Google remove echo from audio