Knowing when to swing, and when to remain passive so that you can position for a better fight, is pretty much an art lost to time in pugs.Īlso half the people who play this game seem not to have a key bound to the 'walk' function. Most people nowadays do not understand that if you swing closer to an angle than the enemy is swinging, you will always be seen first, and will be easier to hit.
Not only this: movement is also tied to positioning. Tl dr: The perception that good movement is tied to strafe jumps and kz is harmful, because we should practice on counterstrafing and keyboard aim more because this is the actual fundamental skill needed in CSGO. It's the peeking and the synchronization. NOT that you can't strafe jump, or you aren't good at kz. If you can't properly shoulder peek an angle if you don't a) can't shoulder peek or b) your crosshair is off sync with your keyboard aim, I think this signifies bad movement. I think it's, more importantly, the synchronization of your keyboard aim with crosshair placement and mouse aim.
It's about the precision of your counterstrafes, if you have the perfect tining to shoulder peek without actually wide peeking instead.
I believe that movement as a skill is all about the counterstrafing, the knowledge if you should wide peek or only shoulder peek and show yourself to a small angle only. I believe that movement is not this, and this is only useful in certain situations, and as a fundamental skill to learn, practicing things useful not in most situations, this perception is certainly harmful. When people think of movement, it's always about kz and strafe jumps and skill jumps. 1,520 ESL_CSGOĬSGO BAJNOKSÁG DÖNTŐ ( 1 perc delay ) |. Subreddit Rules Message Moderators Official CS:GO Blog DiscordįURIA jogando PUG na EUROPA (VENCER TODAS.
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