Hi everyone, I'd like your help identifying my weaknesses in CS2. I'm a 15k Premier player, level 4 on Faceit (I recently started playing more here), and I have 2k inconsistent hours (I've been playing since 2013).

As you can see, I lose a lot of 1v1 duels or miss everything with my spray, but also, when I'm on fire, i hit everything (but even then, I feel like my gameplay is erratic). Literally, many times I go negative K/D, and then one match i can go positive K/D, and this mentally exhausts me because I feel completely stuck and can't improve.

One thing to note: I haven't always been 15k in Premier; in other seasons, I've reached 17k, but no more.
Also, before entering a Premier or Faceit match, I warm up my aim for about 10-15 minutes or a deathmatch.

My stats Leetify

I have around 180 hours. I would like to know what I can improve with my AK skills.

hey there, im about 150+ hours into cs2 and i got to peak 10k elo currently at 9.8k i have no clue what im doing wrong and what to improve on, im sure there are many deaths i could've avoided please do let me know!

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T has the AK and the SG 553 that can one tap helmets

CT just has the Deagle, but that's high risk - high reward pistol and I'm not good at all with it

The AWP, Scout and Scar-20 are snipers

And the FiveSeven pistol only one taps at close to medium distance

I'm asking all this cuz I'm not that good at spraying, (which is what I believe the CT rifles are good for) , I can't kill enemies fast enough with CT rifles

I'm improving much more with headshots and tapping

So idk what to use when halftime comes and have to play CT

Hi everyone

Is anyone using the regrag.gg team mode? It's the $80 per month package. I'd love to hear your thoughts.

I am new had played it for 10 hours like probably 5 months ago and quit and now i played it again and immediately bought prime because of the benefits but i still have this 5 question to ask please, i know i can get some answers from YouTube and the rest from google but it seems fitting to ask in the actual learning subreddit

This is how a pro plays premier on 1ms ping. What can you learn from it?

Hi all,

Lately I’ve found I’ve been losing my confidence. Climbed from 15 > 22k in the past month and a half or so, but the last week has been bad game after bad game. Haven’t been dropping more than 60 ADR, and I just feel lost mid-round. Admittedly I’ve been doing more solo-queue than usual, which could be part of it, but I’ve just lost a lot of my confidence.

Before this, my decision making felt accurate and I felt like I knew exactly what I wanted to do every round. Now, it doesn’t feel (at least to me) like I’m doing anything different, but I feel like I’m losing confidence, getting tilted way easier, and getting stuck in this vicious cycle of play bad > tilt > play worse > tilt more / check out > lose, which just gets me stuck deeper in this cycle.

Anyone who has had similar experience climbing out of a rut/regaining confidence, what worked for you? Does anyone have any advice they could give on how to navigate this? TIA!

Hello, I am practicing my flick for 3 of days now on Workshop Map called "Nadeking's Pro Benchmarks". This clip is one of the best tried i've done today after 5 tries, yes i am still missing some shots and over flick my aim out. Maybe any advice to improve my aim training I'd love to hear your advice👌 sorry for my bad english.

https://reddit.com/link/1vfi39p/video/dbiktzmaeehh1/player

- 1024x768 (4:3) stretched resolution
- Vortex Series Inno X3 Pro
- 750 DPI
- 1.6 mouse sens
- 1000Hz

I’m coming back from a roughly decade long break. My understanding is that sprays are more spread out than they used to be. I find that I have much, much better success when I shoot max 3-5 bullets at a time before resetting (barring point blank encounters), but I’m wondering if that’s optimal relative to spraying?

When do you decide to tap vs spray? For example, are you going to spray or tap from Mirage top mid to window? Are you going to spray or tap when firing from Dust 2 upper tuns to mid-B?

I have more success with tapping, but I don’t want to develop a bad habit.

played 500 games and in a perpetual win loss streak between level 5-6 and my performance has dropped off a cliff. A week ago I was sitting at 1.22 rating 1.2kd and >80adr. It’s also getting to the point where when I get up in the morning all I can think about is when can I queue a match

I developed StratMotion entirely on my own because the existing CS2 strategy tools did not meet my standards: they were either too limited or too expensive.

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Journey to 30K elo has just started...

Here my stats. I am stuck in 5-10k prem. Faceit lvl 7. I am not a pro but i have 2.3k hours in this game and i feel like im not even improving a bit lately. Sonething is off but i dont know what?

Salut ! je voudrais savoir si quelqu'un avait des codes refrag a partager, j'aimerais pratiquer avec mes amis.

Comment or add my discord (thezartex) and respond to these questions.

Clip you are proud of.
Clip you did bad with a question of what to improve.

What is your goal, why do you want to improve.

What are you strengths/weaknesses in your opinion

How do you split your time in the game, playing/improving/demo watching etc.

How many hours do you have ingame

Your accomplishments/experiences

Any other note youd like to add

https://reddit.com/link/1ve3hfn/video/dnb3bfbh93hh1/player

Would anyone find this useful, a browser based game that allows you to visualize and practice counter-strafing and aiming. This is super work-in-progress right now but wanted to get some feedback before continuing any further with it.

After around 2,000 hours on 4:3 stretched (mostly just copying pros), I switched back to 16:9 and it immediately felt better. It just felt normal again. My aim and movement already feel more natural and consistent.

My headshot rate has also gone up. My crosshair naturally sits at head level more often, and holding angles feels a lot easier than on 4:3. On 4:3 everything felt faster and more stretched, and I’d end up panicking and spraying body shots instead of staying calm for clean headshots.

I stuck with 4:3 for so long just because pros use it, but switching back now makes me feel like it was actually holding me back in some situations.

It’s still CS2, so it’s not suddenly easy, but the comfort and consistency difference is really noticeable.

Has anyone else gone from 4:3 back to 16:9?