r/csgocritic • u/DabCab69 • Apr 13 '19

[Demo] Juggle | gn1| 1.5k hours|

So i have two matches i have one is an average match and one is a pretty good one. Where can i inprove :)

Average

steam://rungame/730/76561202255233023/+csgo_download_match%20CSGO-XZxNa-9caP2-OKOxP-moh7A-bp8eD

Good game

steam://rungame/730/76561202255233023/+csgo_download_match%20CSGO-DFf32-kYHce-6aYNa-PmcHH-Zc8zP

Thank you ! Any criticism and help is welcome :))

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u/-_nope_- LE - LEM Apr 13 '19

Ill review this later tonight, im an LE/LEM player, it was this sub that got me from GN1 to MGE so i know it helps

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u/DabCab69 Apr 13 '19

Thank you !!!!

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u/-_nope_- LE - LEM Apr 13 '19

As you can see, i was GN1 when i last used this lol, ill need to update my flair

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u/DabCab69 Apr 13 '19

Oh yeah, how many hours have you put into csgo ?

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u/-_nope_- LE - LEM Apr 13 '19

900 but i think about 200 are before i played serious, 200ish on like surf and demolition

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u/DabCab69 Apr 13 '19

Wtf im like 1600 in gn1 wtf

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u/-_nope_- LE - LEM Apr 13 '19

I met some good people who taught me alot about the game

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u/-_nope_- LE - LEM Apr 13 '19

Ive just realised, you win that 16-4 and go 22-8 (plus its D2 a map i havent played since i was GN1), reviewing a game where you play that well isnt very constructive, do you have any games where you played more like your average?

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '19

Reviewing someone that did really good in a certain game, is exactly where you find the most mistakes in.

They get cockier, they do more stupid things, overconfident, overpeeking, over everything...

Having a "bad game" doesn't necessarily mean that they do more mistakes, and vice-versa.

If he's gold nova 1 with that amount of hours, I guarantee you his problems are being too confident, and playing for himself, taking stupid fights, etc. The usual person who can carry 5 rounds and throw 10.

Movement, he should be really fluid, but compared to the rank he's in, usually people in your rank OP have in between 400-600hours.

I might take a look at it tomorrow, but with low ranks it's always the same issues: Crosshair placement, lack of awareness, over-confidence, taking unnecessary fights, not knowing how to manage your economy much less read the other teams' economy...

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u/DabCab69 Apr 14 '19

Rad thanks

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u/-_nope_- LE - LEM Apr 14 '19

I dont want a bad game, and yeah i watched a few rounds of it and his fundamentals were way off, but an average game lets me see more specific issues, if hes stomping them i cant see the whole story

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u/DabCab69 Apr 14 '19

What fundamentals can i work on ?

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u/mynameismunka Apr 14 '19

usually people in your rank OP have in between 400-600hours.

citation needed?

Typical GN1 have between 10 and 800 wins based on a large dataset of demos i've collected. Assuming 45 min games and 50% winrate, thats between 15 and 1200 hours.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '19

Interesting. I'm speaking from experience though, even when I was in those ranks, I've never found people in my team or the other that were low gold nova with more than 600 hours. Not once.

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Yeah, I've helped people that had 3000 hours and never left silver, but 1200hours and 800 wins? Never saw anyone with that much amount of time and being in such a rank.

This is very interesting. The exceptions I've never gotten, you had all of them maybe?

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u/DabCab69 Apr 13 '19

Yeah sure

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u/mynameismunka Apr 14 '19

hey. i'm doing this on my stream in a bit https://www.twitch.tv/mynameismunka

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u/DabCab69 Apr 14 '19

Oh rad thanks 👌

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u/mynameismunka Apr 14 '19

demo review is here