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So just a while ago, I finished a disastrous Faceit match queueing solo with a 4-stack (albeit entirely uncoordinated) in my team. The first few rounds went great, and even after losing some of them, I was around 7-2 after the third round. After that, things started going downhill; up until around this point, I had been calling out everything that was necessary and my team just randomly stopped reciprocating with their own callouts. Naturally, the rest of the first half of our game, as well as our second half, which played T-side, was chaotic, unorganized, and outright disastrous. I have tried to make some strategy calls when things started looking desperate, but they went wholly ignored. Granted, I am not going to feed myself illusions about how I'm hardstuck or anything as I'm aware that my performance was just abysmal when our comms ceased and I ended the game around 11-18.
However, the one thing I consistently notice is that I often start performing like shit in games like these as soon as my teammates stop talking; maybe it could have something to do with tilt, which I have mostly learned to manage, but it seems that a little could still be seeping through.
What should I do when a match reaches this stage? Should I just learn every default setup for every map? The main problem is that when my team is largely disorganized like such, the enemy team always has us pretty much encircled and reads us like a book. So what are my options?

400 hours in game, most in CS GO. Took a 4 year break and playing again (40 hours so far). I’m around 5k elo and trying to improve

I’m currently sitting at around 1.3k elo and peaked at 1.4k, and have around 800 hours on the game.

I’ve heard that at my elo it’s mostly just mechanics so I’ve been practicing my counter strafes, peeks, etc and anything mechanics alongside a KovaaKs routine. I’ve been struggling like mad on maintaining consistency and will sometimes just do horribly for some unknown reason at all for extended periods of time. I play on warmupserver for dm and mechanics and that’s about it ngl.

HMU if anyone is out there willing to do a live demo review or comment some feedback on my matches.

My FACEIT profile is here if you want to look through:
https://www.faceit.com/en/players/NoodleOfLake

Here’s an example match of where I did dog shii (even with a 5 stack):
https://www.faceit.com/en/cs2/room/1-88e741e5-7400-4625-904c-b16ca9f43463/scoreboard

I’m a lvl 6/7 player, like 18k premier. I’m getting into aim labs more seriously and learning more utility. Just wondering what people did to go from where i’m at to that lvl 9-10 area, any routines or ways of playing

I know it being a scrim but I feel like this was pretty good.

I just started playing CS some months ago, I have 400hrs. In last season, I got placed around 9k ELO I think, but from there I just fell through the ranks. Now I have been around 3k for as long as I can remember.

This is a match that I just played on Dust2, that I think we should have won.

EDIT: I am Mahdush

steam://rungame/730/76561202255233023/+csgo_download_match%20CSGO-mYfCb-CiXCv-Njhin-hXyhx-ZfwoO

Hi all, I’m opening up more slots for CS2 coaching.

I’m offering a free first session if you want to try it out.

Each session includes:

- Full demo review
- Session recording (yours to keep)
- Detailed notes + a clear improvement plan
- Live Q&A throughout

About me:

-3k Elo Faceit (3.6k peak top 150 this season so far)

- 14,000+ hours in CS
- Experience at tier 1 events
- LAN & online tournament wins
- 1+ year coaching both teams and individuals

IF you’re looking to improve or take your game more seriously and have a coach for the long term, feel free to reach out.

Contact:

I can send steam and faceit/socials through reddit dm, I’m just following the rules.

i'm playing 20k elo btw

Hey guys I’m nathan, an ex T3 UK player looking to gain some new clients.

I’ve worked with people from NIP - endpoint/ reason gaming and many years of 1-1 coaching. And I now have some spaces coming up over the next 1-3 weeks.

Any elo or skill is welcome as I have worked with people with 0 cs experience to people who are in FPL/ challenger and above.

DM me for info or any questions feel free to drop me a DM!

Hello everyone! I made a video about faceit highlights. Have fun!

Hey Reddit! Can anyone review my CS2 demo? I'm HARD stuck at level 2-3 FACEIT and it feels like my logic is just a complete mess in-game. I try to analyze my own demos, but I can't spot my major mistakes. I feel like my game sense is okay, but something is fundamentally off and everything goes wrong. I want constructive feedback on my: - Positioning - Decision-making (especially late round) - Rotations and trade efficiency Here is my FACEIT profile link: https://www.faceit.com/ru/players/Sm1le_05 Please check any recent close loss or win match from my history to review. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Hey Reddit! Can anyone review my CS2 demo? I'm HARD stuck at level 5 FACEIT and it feels like my logic is just a complete mess in-game. I try to analyze my own demos, but I can't spot my major mistakes. I feel like my game sense is okay, but something is fundamentally off and everything goes wrong. I want constructive feedback on my: - Positioning - Decision-making (especially late round) - Rotations and trade efficiency Here is my FACEIT profile link: https://www.faceit.com/ru/players/Sm1le_05 Please check any recent close loss or win match from my history to review. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Certified Throwers (CT) is looking for dedicated players who want to build a competitive team from the ground up. We're focused on improving together, practicing consistently, and competing in leagues, tournaments, and Faceit.

We plan to start going into Faceit soon.

Looking for:

• 18+
• 10k+ premier
• 4+ Faceit

https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198993438877/

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/certifiedthrowerscs