How To Rapidly Improve 'Game Sense' (1h=100h)

[@StruthGaming]

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[@Hot_LeafJuice]

For anyone watching this video that may be skeptical of this advice, it is 100% helpful. I have 6,000 total hours in CS:GO and I've reached Global on 2 of my accounts. When I first started playing competitively and improving, complaining definitely became a habit and it held me back quite a bit. Knowing I can't control what my teammates or enemies are doing, I started telling myself what I could do instead. If you're struggling to make taking note of your own actions a habit and your habit is complaining about other factors, the most important thing to remember is you are only in control of yourself.

[@Nemesisxv2]

Never realized I was doing this every time I died/failed in ANY game I play. People constantly discourage this habit and tell me not to be so hard on myself but I always subconsciously felt it was a positive thing and not a negative one. There's a difference between kicking yourself and analyzing where you can improve.

[@phresy]

i got out of the habit of doing this and started kinda tilting instead for the past few weeks. this video not only reminded me of the importance of doing this, but added new strategies on top of it. great content, as always!

[@StruthGaming]

Thank you!

[@zitchaden]

A growth mindset is essential for everything in life tbh

[@OmnipotentO]

I'm mostly passionate about fighting games but dabble in fps and it's pretty cool how this mentality applies to almost anything you're trying to improve on. It's what separates people quoted by scrubquotes on Twitter and people that actually git gud.

[@trezyy]

great video as always, and to add to what you are talking about. VOD reviewing is an amazing way to identify and limit future mistakes in games. as someone who has been playing and coaching semi-pro overwatch since 2017, watching past games to see the full picture outside of the game is instrumental to improvement for the next game. It's especially useful in cases where you cant see the mistakes you are making while playing

[@JazzBoiiFGC]

This videos are so high quality, I'm impressed. Your channel is gonna blow up sooner or later, I'm sure of it

[@StruthGaming]

Really appreciate that :)

[@ifeeldizzy9572]

i appreciate the insane effort you put in your videos, cheers mate!

[@tutuwsc]

your channel is hella good and it gives a lot of good tips, I wish there was a channel like yours but for controller players like me, that struggle with their aim.

[@JimMilton55]

my best plays in games are when I was in "The Zone" a point where you just dont think at all. Imagining pro plays. And being half aware using them in your game. I look back at footage like that and go "how did I do that?" It's better to just predict opponent things than to manually sort them out. But Ofc there are people better than me. Those people are like freaking Psychic mediums they read people's minds. They know the exact way to outplay anyone. They must be on crack or sum.

[@fractalelf7760]

Really, this is so key, and don’t overthink it, just ask yourself how at each death or failure if something could have gotten you a better outcome note it, it don’t dwell on the question if nothing pops.

[@iamlamprey]

just cranking out banger after banger

[@ScarlettRoseWood-j4t]

Super helpful, I can’t wait to try these tips myself.

[@RyanJosephCarter]

This is some of the best advice I’ve seen on this topic.

[@ruleset]

CAFFEINE JK, but I'm so addicted to my daily 1-2 cups of coffee that I'm starting to think it's mandatory for such a sedentary thing lol

[@johndoe-dg3ji]

These guys have no idea how blessed they are.

[@ukstationaudits8679]

This video is honestly helpful, but I learnt this skill wayyyy before even being aware of it 😂

[@sleaplezs]

One thing for me is i try to do this all the time, sometimes obviously forgetting. But i sometimes tilt cause i just cant find what to improve on or what to do next fight, also I can be very harsh on myself even if Im not even preforming bad! But this is a great video def gonna use this more often and try my best, but also not beat myself up for doing something wrong 😭

[@nathan_khj]

This is why VOD reviews are so important!

[@SkyP1e]

What if you recognize what you did wrong but your actions are impulsive and you tend to act before you think?

[@skylocks123]

I guess that's the part of the skill. I'm trying to improve as well, and I think it's more about filtering out your impulse and to think with a clearer mind at a FASTER rate than you were before (and before opposing teams outplay you).

[@StruthGaming]

Being able to recognize what you did wrong is the main hurdle, so that's great. The idea would be to then think of what you should have done instead. So the next time you're in that same or similar situation, your impulsive decision draws from that updated flowchart you made last time. When it comes to game sense/awareness, much of it is impulsive or instinctive and doesn't require much thought. There are situations that require more attention like choosing where to position in the late game of a BR game for example, but you'll usually have ample time to think about and draw on past experiences to make the most informed decision.

[@slawomirswiatek]

Thank You for saying this out loud :)

[@T94869]

Do you still use raw accel rotation?

[@StruthGaming]

Sure do, been using it for years now.

[@Hoggins]

Great video! If you have any opinions on VOD-reviewing your own gameplay, can you do a video touching on it? :D

[@StruthGaming]

Added it to the list! Quick answer is that it's extremely valuable, for improving in strategy/decision making, but also in aim. Main hurdle is the time, effort and setting up a suitable recording method.

[@Michael-mn4ef]

if you play something like apex, you can just shadowplay, rewatch, then delete the video while in queue every time you die

[@Why_TABG]

A lot of the time in rust I don’t even know what went wrong like I will think about it. but still have no clue

[@JasonJR10_official]

Love it😍

[@StruthGaming]

Thank you!

[@ruleset]

what if ur an idiot and after dying to someone in apex u say to urself "oh i should've used the mozambique that's the best gun"

[@josiahgraff222]

Well then trust your instincts. I guaranty you will win 100% of your games if you use the mozambique

[@YangyChaddyDad]

​@@josiahgraff222 unironically kinda based, since I've noticed trying bullshit that works on me usually makes me notice it's harder to pull off on other people than I thought. And learning more about the game in the process.

[@BLAKGRIP]

What's the best crosshair in FPS shooters

[@StruthGaming]

I personally like a dot, or a small '+' (no gap in the center)

[@GRiMS2K]

Ey struth, what sens & dpi u rockin in apex nowdays? been a while since i saw ur "AI" sens video :D

[@StruthGaming]

Still around the same, .94-1 in-game. Find that my wingman is better around .95~

[@GRiMS2K]

@@StruthGaming interesting, 0.95 on 1600 ye?

[@StruthGaming]

@@GRiMS2K 1200 DPI

[@jevrybezauspvp8495]

video by struth, cant not click

[@PeanutButAlsoButter]

When complaining becomes the habit how do you fix it I play to very high level I'll get one death and I'll go from 0-100 on tilt meter for 30 seconds

[@tylerdeacon8197]

what happened to the vid " weaponize your anxiety"

[@StruthGaming]

Here it is - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3TWq3SFa6xsq9U I ended up changing the name.

[@tylerdeacon8197]

Ok

[@lilpapadom6999]

do you think using raw accel could be beneficial playing apex? it doesn't have to do with this video obviously, but I use raw accel in valorant because i like to play a lower sens on val, but I don't have a really large amount of mouse space, at least not enough for the sens I wanted to play on, so I used raw accel to be able to get the larger flicks and 180s i needed, could it be used in apex?

[@Nemesisxv2]

He actually has another video where he touches on how he uses raw accel kzbin.info/www/bejne/enq0f36iqNKhepo

[@trezyy]

the overwatch pro surefour has a video explaining how he uses it kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep-Yqohrp6irq80

[@neilrhyanllumpera8712]

Habit of analyzing your mistakes deaths Bad outcomes and downtime of what went wrong? What can I have done better? Don't allow complaining and negativity to take place

[@Giingerbread_]

🤯

[@xwarxdogx6664]

If you can just watch your gameplay back . It’s a lot easier

[@nissanpatrol420]

great video

[@handsomeassassin]

Hello there 👋

[@origamimasters5626]

General Kenobi

[@handsomeassassin]

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[@StruthGaming]

Greetings :)

[@maciek9482]

it only takes moving 1km from a server and a 4090 ti and youre already in the top 0.00001% of players just give up trying to go pro its not gonna work out for you

[@desdinovanotfake]

Buddy, you're just bad.

[@maciek9482]

@@desdinovanotfake if someone runs a 100m race vs someone who runs a 50m race whos gonna win?

[@maciek9482]

@@desdinovanotfake if u race against a lambo on an electric scooter whos gonna win ?

[@maciek9482]

@@desdinovanotfake why does nvidia advertise input delay as "Frames win games"

[@maciek9482]

@@desdinovanotfake ur just trying to protect ur ego cuz u played games all your life, video games are pay 2 win just accept it, ur gonna play better on 240hz 0 ping than a person playing on 60hz 60 ping

[@Hoggins]

Can't seem to find the Discord server?

[@StruthGaming]

Sent a direct link in the other thread as a temporary solution. Nice emote :) The crosshair badge on your name looks great.