9 Tips To Young & Aspiring Gamers (CS:GO)

[@MrWillbl]

Styko is a great example of a guy who managed to develop himself as not only a player but as a product too. He's had a long journey from running interviews to playing some incredible CS over the years; he's still got room to grow too. Looking forward to seeing him push new content, keep it up!

[@STYKO]

These words are so motivating to hear! Thanks, man

[@-crypt0]

Straight fire.

[@JustKelsey]

i have been playing since 2012 and ive sorta taken a backseat for the last 2-3 years. the thing is that i live in asia and theres basically no opportunities for tournaments (there are very few) and to get into a good team - people here tend to leave after a short period and aren't commited to the long term(even in org based teams which are basically non-existent in my country - singapore). and sadly, the players here are also so far off from the EU players in terms of strats/aim/team work. everyone here is also moving to valorant so faceit is near dead. takes a while to find a game in the higher elo. either way, this video was spot on for aspiring players and even players who've been around for longer

[@vel0citybeast]

Thank you for doing this ❤️❤️

[@STYKO]

No problem 😊

[@Expanses02]

The quality of your videos is amazing, I would just recommend you to improve the thumbnail game. I think, would recommend taking a look at thumbnails which statistically do better from larger channels, because from my experience a more clean thumbnail is more appealing nowadays. Not a hate, just a suggestion since the quality of the video is not reflected in the thumbnail. The perfect example for what I am saying is your video about "Zone" because I think it would have gotten way more views if the thumbnail was much more clean and professional looking which is what your videos are but just not reflected on thumbnails.

[@STYKO]

Thanks for the feedback, means a lot to me. I am new to this KZbin content creation so any tip is very helpful :D

[@IVIPunisher]

how much time you spent on this video ? just want to know, seems to be long :D

[@STYKO]

Editing is not done by me so I only wrote script (1 hour - while on airplane) and recorded the video (about 45 minutes).

[@-crypt0]

High kwality kontent out here 🔥

[@aaazeri]

Pure quality content as usual from our friend STYKO, amazing work dude, keep up with this, your a huge inspiration!!

[@earlmarvin8025]

really great vid man

[@31M-l3u]

🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰

[@AcilioNcs]

Sick

[@STYKO]

Thanks, friend.

[@rp2804]

Opened this video few days ago coming from reddit post about your channel. Finished this video after watching the major semi-final which you almost closed. What an amazing video and major play! Loved those deag shots! Also this Explains why players like s1mple lose cuz of bad mental and tilting on teammates and not keeping their composure. Anyways, Props to your parents for raising such an awesome human being! Bruh also well played at the major. Spirits and Vibes were positive! Will definitely, watch more of your tutorials. One day, I will own my own CSGO teams to compete at highest level Inshallah! Shows the importane of building a brand. What an amazing straightforward guy! Moving from asia to Europe in few days. One day, I will meet you irl and play with you too!

[@Veptis]

What I found for myself is that a year ago I started to play for the university team, and since I have been playing less counter strike. I no longer just sit-down and play. It's either prac, officials and sometimes pugs with some teammates. Rarely do I go Soloqueue and grind anymore. I don't work on my own technical skills anymore but try to revert the scared and passive Playstyle I fell into when I first joined a competitive team. I know that I am better than my performance in officials, even if I am not highest ELO on the team - that mindset is finally helping me be a better player on the team and become a winning factor for us. But I don't see myself doing counter strike for more than 50 hours per 2 weeks, which I had before and now I am usually between 20 and 30.

[@parijat2107]

Very Inspiring words and thanks for this video, it helped me alot. Also I'm Trying to go Pro from Semi Pro.

[@djon5008]

Really helpful tips but i can't take my eyes off of the mike tyson pic in the background

[@JakMacCSGO]

Beutiful video mate really well put together and super super helpful

[@counterfeitpills7621]

styko hey! just found your channel, i've known you from your time on mousesports, really loved you, your personality and gameplay. i hope you're in a good place bro and thank you for this video, helps me alot since im thinking of pursuing esports for fun since im not legal to get a job yet

[@WastedWolves]

Great video STYKO! Very HQ!

[@nixa25]

I really appriciate that you do videos like this. Thanks for this :)

[@14x18]

Really appreciate your high-quality videos. Keep it up!

[@MrSkopelos27]

Hey Styko, another banger video! I'm a fairly new coach and your info is very valuable for me! Also, as a language nerd, I just wanted to say that when writing a script, remember to not write "all the things mentioned above" (18:44) but instead "all the things mentioned BEFORE" since in a video there is no below/above but only before/after :p Keep it up with the great vids!!

[@MarkzyCS]

Well made video Styko!

[@257eers]

Great Video!

[@nixa25]

ily styko

[@natoh72]

Hello))

[@Danny-bt8qw]

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