training guide [CS:GO Training Guide] for New & Experienced Players

[Plexol 41 / 3,309]

Have you just started CS:GO or maybe are you already a semi-pro player? It does not matter! This will improve your skill regardless of your current skill level. @CrusTi and @Plexol have created a very particular guide to help those who aren't sure how to train them self to advance in CS:GO. This guide was made over a period of 2 weeks to insure the best QUALITY in the guide, officially published on October 14, 2016 at 1:02 A.M in the morning.

 

GUIDE: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=774008714

 

 

 

If you can pin this topic so more CSGO enthusiasts will come take a look!

Edited February 4, 2017 by Plexol

[Plexol 41 / 3,309]

Most guides on steam for CS:GO only talk about a particular skill to train in, for instance a AIM guide which tells you the best way to train in aiming. Yes this guide does have a lot of similar topics for those skills, however this guide doesn't tell you the best way to shoot your gun or throw a smoke. The guide gives you a near perfect optional schedule to follow on how to train better for CS:GO.  So I'm not saying there aren't any guides like this one, however I would say this is one of the best guides for a training course schedule. Please go through all the guides you see and link me a guide that is a training course there aren't many. js

[Alucard33rd 1,175 / 15,140]

Please dont -1 the guide unless you have a valid reason. And if you have a valid reason you should post it. The point of the +1/-1 system, @Joshy, was to get people feedback and first impressions. @RandomBear dont -1 unless you have a valid reason. Its just like saying, we have too many admins, js.

[Addy 1,647 / 18,623]

The best way to get feedback would be to simply ask for it, instead of saying "Please +1 or -1 the thread". It makes it seem as if he's asking for reputation, and it overall just doesn't make a lot of sense. Also putting it as a poll and at the bottom of the post didn't make a lot of sense, either.

[Shiki 54 / 2,969]

The website that showed you the smoke/molly spots, +1 though. I can finally spam my smokes on new Inferno now

[Plexol 41 / 3,309]

Not to bring up old posts again but their is no reason to -1 this post, unless you sincerely dislike it. If you just -1 just because you have the power, honestly does not help anyone. We worked pretty hard on this Guide for people who need/want more help in the competitive scene in CS:GO. @Addy You seem like a chill dude but I don't ask for reputation to boost my ego, really i'm just asking for feedback to improve the Guide. I had been busy with school and such so I was away from the site for awhile. From what I personally remember when first making this Guide with @CrusTithere was NO Guides like this one, that gave the user a professionally suggested schedule to follow to improve in CS:GO. Yes. Outside of Steam on other sites maybe their was other Guides like this one, however this is for the Steam community on the Steam site. Thanks for the Feedback anyways . 

Edited February 4, 2017 by Plexol

[Skittles 28 / 2,512]

Will this help at all when I'm VAC banned?

[Plexol 41 / 3,309]

11 hours ago, Skittles said:

Will this help at all when I'm VAC banned?

Sure will honey, just hop onto a non-dedicated 5v5 competitive server!

[lukefoster 0 / 1,020]

 

Yes, I also read this guide over a year ago.  I think that it is superficial and needs a deep dive into CS:GO gameplay .  But it's even better to ask for help on the forums.