HOW TO DOMINATE OVERPASS (ESEA PUG)

[@virtuecarl]

You never really get the perspective of how good cs pros are until you watch one explain how they think. Truly spectacular to watch.

[@fatalist4428]

Amm this is exactly how i think too.

[@khleb7229]

@@fatalist4428 r/iamverysmart

[@highonsugar3922]

@@fatalist4428 oh wow which pro player are you, mr gold nova player?

[@arto.mendes]

hahahah

[@PAGE.0NE_CS]

Indeed. And I'm starting to like Jordan aka n0thing

[@lazumako]

DAMN.... Do you guys even realize how much knowledge he just dropped in 15 minutes...... Just...DAMN......

[@CheeseWithMold]

It's like he was predicting the future. Everything he said practically came true.

[@lightning977]

it didn't take him 15 minutes to drop that knowledge, it took him 15 years

[@blaxzefl]

lightning977 do you even know what dropped means?

[@LazyBoyee65]

lightning977 M E T A

[@VEXON27]

Ikr?!I was like “wow man” just tells me how much practice I have to put in to at least take a chance to become a pro.Takes not only skill but also massive knowledge about the game.Great game sense right there!!

[@nolan7528]

The fact nothing commentates himself whilst playing shows what immense skill he has, knowing what these nonpros will do. Even giving out useful info that can be to improve yourself that he explains so well

[@HotBoxTrucking]

he's correct like every third round and is just thinking out loud lol

[@nolan7528]

jay tee but it also shows the skill gap between PROS and globals or PROS and amateurs, it shows how positioning is more important that aim etc and predicting enemies movement I just think it's interested, but to each his own

[@HotBoxTrucking]

oh. n0thing is a beast, but the skill gap in this game is nothing (haha) what it used to be. youtube some 1.6 pros vs pubs in like 2000-2004 - it's HILARIOUS on many levels

[@nolan7528]

jay tee personally I've never played at that high of a level MM were or otherwise. But especially at lower ranks these types of videos really get a glimpse into the mind of a pro and how the pros knowledge is much greater than their own

[@therealb888]

Well n0thing is a lot more articulate and in the real world than most nerdy CSGO pros. They are so cringy at times. Especially gla1ve for how smart he is, he is infuriatingly dumb when talking.

[@akamercyy6995]

I love how you explain what you are doing at that moment it’s really helping me as a player and it helping me get to learn the game

[@frog382]

nub

[@akamercyy6995]

I just recently transferred to pc and it’s my first time playing CS

[@frog382]

ok, sry... good for you... Tip of the day: try staying alive for as long as possible, youll get better (::

[@igotthejuice1539]

HookerWithAPenis not really the best advise at all. Push out with your team and learn from there at shooting

[@frog382]

Dont listen to those kind of advice... You have a practise to learn your spray aim and movement and then you have 5v5, where you practise timings, rotation and hiding spots, hence try stay alive as lons as possible, your team on ct will have a chance to trade you and on t, the cts will wonder more and exaust their nades, possibly they push to YOU, so free kills as well

[@SovietWomble]

Witchcraft!!

[@3xtan327]

SovietWomble wtf the real sovietwomble commented and no one gave a shit

[@Red-Query]

Dont worry womble, ill like your comment

[@juno_xoxo]

After playing for 5k hours this video still makes my head spin

[@tommyblade8093]

@@3xtan327 10 months later still no one found this comment

[@tommyblade8093]

is that the real sovietwomble? fix your upload schedule

[@ThereAreTwoGenders]

Stream chat: "How do you determine when the other team is going to buy?" n0thing: "well right now they're broke so they're saving" Lmaooo

[@florid0x630]

14.55 «this is how u shoot a wall with a deagle» lmao

[@uwu-r8u9v]

martin oksavik viken rofl hahaha 🤣

[@stefanperrier2456]

14:55

[@ktfjulien]

@@stefanperrier2456 Thank you

[@Thiiefcs]

i love these vids

[@ty_7861]

Thiief o hey

[@swiftcsgo3426]

I was in this game, my username is weaboo. I was on the other team and we got completely destroyed. The game was pretty dumb because my whole team just gave up the second they saw n0thing was on the other team... anyways GG n0thing nice video

[@juliankeller6677]

for real?

[@juliankeller6677]

I mean if I would see Polen I would be tilted already

[@swiftcsgo3426]

when you are ESEA rank A you play vs pros pretty often

[@florianwo1902]

Swift CSGO do you also play woth em i mean that would be nice cuz i think you could learn a lot from them if you pla with em

[@swiftcsgo3426]

Yeah, it happens both ways

[@davies5304]

Dude i have been watching you since your 1.6 days... When you were with evil geniuses.. and those wallbangs on nuke still gives me goosebumps... Those were the early hints how good you are at the game.. and how good your game sense is.... I watched your msi presents n0thing guides to get good with m4 and ak... I have watched almost all your csgo gameplays and seeing you reading your opponents like an open book is just amazing... I just wanna say thank you for playing so wonderfully all these years and making cs fans all over the world so much proud.. you are an true inspiration.... Love from India....

[@n0thing]

First

[@Fezcito]

Damnit!

[@tu_alfukarmahdy8732]

lol

[@depresso81]

That's not fair, Jordan!

[@mohamedabdessalemgouigah1266]

damn boy gg

[@nathanamiss3415]

Its so crazy watching you play, thats coming from a gnm who dreams of having your knowledge :D

[@philippian9906]

IQ higher than the amount of kids at a public school.

[@ren7321]

lmao, yes! i was just surprised how he reads the game and know how opponents will approach! thats just pure brilliant IQ by nothing

[@philippian9906]

Rennie Parmar ikr. Its insane

[@domjulien6740]

Are u saying there are less than 100 kids in a private school I don't really get it ? Its like saying IQ higher than the number of hairs on my head

[@saucyiwnl]

Dom Julien true i can interpret what he was trying to saying but i didn’t think that simile was necessary

[@rohanmuppa213]

@@domjulien6740 hyperbole

[@XenoCV]

My cat died but you made me smile today thank you on a personal level

[@z1nsu]

o sht

[@uwu-r8u9v]

condolences dudee :(

[@XenoCV]

Drew thank you

[@richijung]

much love dude

[@varence7007]

Your cat must be silver what a noob.

[@aether-s2842]

Watching this dude read his opponents makes me feel useless sometimes lol

[@blake3120]

I really think you could have a career at this. Have you tried going pro? You could do it man, I believe.

[@derpydolphins52]

Anshul Kandpal just fucking read what he wrote. Its clearly a troll

[@derpydolphins52]

Anshul Kandpal jesus christ man, is it your first time seeing that comment? i see that exact copy and paste comment on every pro csgo players videos. its a troll

[@placementguru9453]

Ansul face it u got fully baited

[@blake3120]

Oh shit now THIS is funny. So obviously a joke, n0thing should quite clearly be playing on a team. I'm pretty sure we will see him back at some point.

[@bassie756]

Anshul Kandpal holy shit you're dense

[@afeeqazhan6820]

This is one great video. Movement and every explanation is clear and easy to understand. Nice work jordan. Hope that we can see on other maps too. 💪💪💪

[@tren5404]

afeeq azhan agreed

[@MapleAnimeFTW]

It's like after watching this I feel like the whole perception I had for pro players was wrong..like; i thought they have a global elite game sense but with extreme reflexes but turns out that it's much much more than that..I can't believe on how much knowledge he has on ONLY 1 MAP. This is totally crazy, thanks for that!

[@tylersmith9868]

It is crazy. However all this guy does is play this game. If you only did one thing every day and were dedicated you would become very good at it.

[@JamesAdams1988]

The most informative 16 minutes of my gaming life. I never learned so much in so little time. It's like if I graduated high school and I felt like I knew everything I needed to know and then someone opened my eyes and showed me universities exist.

[@derpydolphins52]

This is such a good video to comeback to every now and then. Jordan has such a great mindset on the game.

[@migs08]

this is how you do a tutorial, in a live match, not with a demo or a offline map. nice tips prof.jordan! :D

[@sergiomartinezleon3873]

amazing pal, its amazing to see how you can explain even better than you play, smart guy with smart plays. Keep up the good work.

[@Bl1ndGun]

THIS. WAS. AMAZING. Please more videos like this. Would love to know more about map playments, agro / defensive mentalities, rotations, team positions, etc. Much love my friend.

[@Mees949]

This is definately the most educative video ever

[@haerinbias05]

This is why i like n0thing he plays and tells us the information on how to play and retake or peek at the right time when to use nades.

[@popcorny007]

These are so incredibly entertaining, I LOVE how articulate you are in explaining yourself

[@zniz2427]

It's one thing to play and make these decisions.. But to actually speak and explain as you do it is on another level.. Beast

[@afterken]

4:55 he speaks the language of gods

[@ejr3312]

Notes: Check corners, Fake flash then flash, now when they are going eco round when they are broke, comunicate, know your enemy when they are gona push trough smokes.

[@ekaukkeli]

How on earth can you do this kind of commentary while dropping a 30 bomb in 15 rounds???? This is talent

[@ventsiR]

This is the most educational CSGO video I have ever seen. Especially the way you were talking the first few rounds. Please keep doing those!

[@yuh8432]

this video has so much more info than other tutorials in youtube. mainly because its always straight to the point

[@danielbergeespe1636]

so much knowledge in 16 minutes and he just makes it funny to watch i support u jordan

[@ConsTHRAKction]

it excites me to watch jordan. I mean in the way that he shows how complicated CS is and i get excited

[@Karl_Sebastian]

80% winrate on overpass since i watched this video 3-4 times, now i just need to learn how to think on the other maps. This is really good, you and Voo are the best channels for semi-new players like me.

[@Aaron-er2rh]

I'm casual with this game but do keep up with the main tournaments and such. The community as a whole is very toxic, but it is really nice of you to make videos and to share you knowledge of this game with the community.It really helps out people like me get back into the game. I really hope you find success with a future in casting or whatever your future endeavors, Jordan!

[@moro8854]

it´s so nice that u tell us ur whole thought process, while you´re playing! Thank you jordan

[@SpaceBoyDanny]

N0thing is the goat for giving all this gamesense advice

[@fatboy1g]

I have a feeling that n0thing is this generations heaton. And hes going to start a banger organization one day and recruit the best players.

[@Ilyasagain]

Yo Jordan! I just wanted to say that that video was really helpful and gave me so much inspiration for my own game! I'd really love to see more of these they're so awesome to watch!

[@YUM0N]

This is the best video you've uploaded in awhile, super insightful

[@KentauTV]

Make a video how to dominate major

[@TheCooPeer]

He wouldnt know. Jordan is a group stage specialist :>

[@n0thing]

How about you just make your own video in the first place. I liked all the Ninja content you upload though~

[@n0thing]

To continue the banter, I'll just reply by saying I think I got out of more group stages than most NA players, but I guess you have a point because I had more chances than them!

[@TheCooPeer]

[@HhhHh-gn2fd]

n0thingTV you should go pro again

[@theeyebro]

That thing about visualizing your kills before they happen I can relate to, when I feel good thats what I do but when I dont feel good I dont visualize anything

[@gabrielzardinn]

So much knowledge about the game in one vid! Brilliant, Jordan, keep going!!!

[@om1t_]

i remember the casters at the ESL One Cologne 2017 semi's say when nothing 1v1'ed GuardiaN 'listen, i have maybe over a decade of playing this game in the back of my mind, and i will put all of that to use against you now' The amount of game sense Jordan has, is incredible. and we see it again in this video. We all could use his tips & tricks to improve our gameplay... anyway nice vid Jordan. have a nice day

[@ChaosSuppressor]

Timo Szabó amen

[@jaybeebetlogan1740]

I have learn a lot from this single video, those mollies and nades specially the strafing.

[@stevenwu2502]

This is like school, you listen to ut teacher and everything is clear, but when you have to apply, you forget everything.

[@Ethandankberry]

[@SPLITEX-]

n0thing= Knowledge

[@vengeancebyvenom9033]

I'm a silver and all of this is just going over my mind. but so fascinating! Really cool

[@polle420]

those vids are soo good feels like i've learned more in this vid than in my last 20 games

[@Grett_dma]

I'm glad you went into casting, you're a fantastic player with a great mind for the game. Keep it up !

[@ent1ty576]

That first round was insane af lmao. He just predicted the position of 3 enemies. I'm silver so I'm amazed by this even tho it might not be that good to others lol

[@alexandarzeng1415]

Thank you you’re explaining it so well,and you game predictions are nuts,really impressive

[@JefersonEuclides]

The value of the knowledge he is sharing is way more worth than what he gets from KZbin and maybe even from Twitch.

[@uzasi669]

5:11 Not only did i learned not only a good csgo lesson. I heard something motivational.

[@inmate3690]

You're such a great teacher n0thing, keep up the awesome work :-)

[@taydoubleyou]

Dude, this is mad! Love how you are talking through your thought process!

[@despondent1221]

This is some next level game sense shit. Like 99% of the time you called someones position, it was correct. Wish i could do that - btw love your guide vids

[@MrPotatoes97]

Love you n0thing, I've been following a lot of your tips and training techniques and they've been working, love C9

[@al97771]

Man u deserve so much more likes and subs for a video like this. ty jordan

[@michaeljburt]

I hope y'all realize what an insane level of experience and skill it takes to do live coaching like this (while playing). Totally wild.

[@MinecraftFilesfanboy]

I love how he explains not only what he is doing himself, but also to a point what the enemies are doing

[@chaitya6643]

Can someone tell how to flash like he did on 6:46

[@jackpreston9236]

the fact that you naturally think of this shit whilst playing is amazing i cant fucking callout when im doing plays

[@quinnpatterson335]

For some reason when he said “when we play together and we take A and don’t have any smokes I need you to know that moli” it made me smile

[@sneakysnake7669]

This actually helped me so much, and i have 4000 hours on csgo.. And it is incredible how you explain while playing this good! Im just amazed man

[@redmushroom7879]

I love watching these videos or his streams when I got the time because you can learn so much from it.

[@CheeseWithMold]

I LOVE these types of videos. GREAT GREAT explanation. Keep this up dude!

[@raptor6600gt]

More of these vids please, Jordan. Great content mate.

[@benallmon5613]

Dude you are nuts. Make more of these! Your info is priceless

[@leefie1548]

Thanks Jordan! i know this is uploaded a long time ago. but this video really helped on common mistake by me.

[@newportfed10]

One of the best CS videos ive ever seen

[@honcho9535]

please do more of these vids for sure, they are so useful imo

[@RyannAU137]

these videos are so awesome id honestly love it to be a series on every map

[@kimolivermalicdem2127]

ugh, you're so good man! I'm a fan of you and I'm always watching your vids here :)

[@Snizer7]

14:50 teammate on chat: "this is how u shoot a wall with a deagle'. I'm crying 😂😂

[@narendrapatel4443]

Keep going bro...✌️we really enjoy watchin n learning

[@davinti161]

jordan is definetly the best cs teacher

[@hashlamon]

Gl with future jordan

[@rassieerasmus2564]

jesus your game sense is insane

[@ApartmentAngelsFireStarters]

love it how he compares lowkey compares himself with Picasso. Ngl. I see the resemblence

[@Tsuny999]

n0thing is a teacher 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@thiesbankras1896]

You rock Jordan! ❤ I learn so much from you.

[@ZaddY102]

my God nothing that was one hell of an information u gave us ... thank you .. reall appreciate it ... amazing

[@dondersteen1]

I enjoy watching all kinds of esports, but do not play csgo myself. Nevertheless I absolutely love these videos, such a display of well articulated knowledge, skill and experience. Keep it up Jordan!

[@dosia1879]

Literally n0thing is the best teacher and has the best tips

[@jeremyjin1803]

I love Jordan he is so funny and nice and a great player, wish he didn't retire so early in csgo

[@rob9669]

That mindset is insane props to Nothing

[@user-rm8by9fm]

5:07 damn thanks for the confidence. I definately just need to have that attitude contrasting to my current attitude (just stick to the regular flow of the game) I need to be more offbeat.

[@juicy5816]

It's crazy watching how methodical Jordan is

[@scottyu5825]

lolz n0thing your tips were pretty great,i wish you can achieve your goal being the coach of your own team cuz your style is incredibly unique,you're basically professor X in CSGO,and i hope i can be in that dream team of yours and you can coach me to be better

[@josiahjohnson375]

I love the videos, n0thing. Your advice helps a lot.

[@lagburst959]

That's what i call a pro who has knowledge about the game no matter how he performed previously but he has alot of knowledge about this game damn

[@Movie_Games]

I wish I could think like this. I've dabbled in CS since 1.6 and in all those years I could probably count on one hand how many times i've bought a smoke grenade.

[@lassegotz5274]

Movie Games wtf??? i buy one every round so do my mates?!

[@prodbydavis]

nothing i actually love you bro you are so entertaining

[@t0ny205]

Man i play cs since 2014 and still looking at your tutorials (btw i am lvl 9 faceit thanks to you)

[@tiku1130]

is he playing csgo or chess like damn

[@CalebHimself]

Always a good day when there's a videk by Jordan to watch

[@sheluvme6940]

Some of this is easy stuff that I didn’t think about during this time but once you get this stuff in your head just work on aim and you’ll be good for nova/mg

[@shorstkyPL]

@n0thingTV hey jordan i think you forgot about the counter stafe you have to do while stopping, i think its the most important thing in strafe shooting cuz u can't be accurate while doing it fast without the counter. good video keep it up brah