Thread: Can anyone explain this to a dumbass?

Haha you are the ONLY one who's score got messed up. My score isn't messed up and neither is anyone elses. You scheduled your match when their stuff was
down for maintenance.. That's your fault homie. I haven't had problems.

Originally Posted by H?b

That's your fault homie.

Hub just rickrolled you.

Originally Posted by RudyTheRocka

Originally Posted by ThUnDeR

i agree with hub.when u play more u get batter but when u scrim more u get boosted up on your skills..scrim a good team i mean if i was to scrim some random team and we murder them, i wouldnt really get sh*t out of it,but if u go ahead and scrim a good/hard team u will learn from the mistakes u made and get batter at what u wasnt good at.

to me its batter to scrim with the same guys. thats y im not a fan of pug.i like scrimming with the same guys so i would know who can take care of where.

Actually, pugs help your individual skill because you practice improv strats and changing your typical play. It's harder, but it pays off in the long run because with your own team, you can play more of the entire map and change it up every round.

It's true. While playing de_season, I used to only watch A site. While playing de_cpl_mill, I used to always play near B. When playing in PUGS, you have to adopt your skill-set to help the team. In EvO, I'm rarely the one with the AWP. But sometimes in PUGS, I'm the 1st or 2nd best AWPer on the team, so I have to cover that area. Helps me learn. Also, helps to keep you fresh when you can't do the same stuff you've been doing. If you always play one area, you eventually go on auto-pilot and let the simplest mistakes slide.

CT rotations in PUGS are about the hardest thing to get dowm, and that's why you normally see T's put up more points than usual in a half. It's because the CT's don't know where to rotate or when. They usually just wait until they lose a man and then rotate....which, you can't do.

Sure, you want to play with the same group of guys to get used to how they're going to play. Spike and I used to work really well together every round. We could just tell what the other person was going to do based on their map location and the kit they bought.

Originally Posted by Pineapple!

Originally Posted by RudyTheRocka

Originally Posted by ThUnDeR

i agree with hub.when u play more u get batter but when u scrim more u get boosted up on your skills..scrim a good team i mean if i was to scrim some random team and we murder them, i wouldnt really get sh*t out of it,but if u go ahead and scrim a good/hard team u will learn from the mistakes u made and get batter at what u wasnt good at.

to me its batter to scrim with the same guys. thats y im not a fan of pug.i like scrimming with the same guys so i would know who can take care of where.

Actually, pugs help your individual skill because you practice improv strats and changing your typical play. It's harder, but it pays off in the long run because with your own team, you can play more of the entire map and change it up every round.

It's true. While playing de_season, I used to only watch A site. While playing de_cpl_mill, I used to always play near B. When playing in PUGS, you have to adopt your skill-set to help the team. In EvO, I'm rarely the one with the AWP. But sometimes in PUGS, I'm the 1st or 2nd best AWPer on the team, so I have to cover that area. Helps me learn. Also, helps to keep you fresh when you can't do the same stuff you've been doing. If you always play one area, you eventually go on auto-pilot and let the simplest mistakes slide.

CT rotations in PUGS are about the hardest thing to get dowm, and that's why you normally see T's put up more points than usual in a half. It's because the CT's don't know where to rotate or when. They usually just wait until they lose a man and then rotate....which, you can't do.

Sure, you want to play with the same group of guys to get used to how they're going to play. Spike and I used to work really well together every round. We could just tell what the other person was going to do based on their map location and the kit they bought.

+1

One thing I have noticed about CS though is having a "bad round" or a "bad night". One night I felt unstoppable, I was constantly going into the positives, every team I was on was winning every map. Then the next night I got raped, repeatedly. Even by some of the people I was beating the night before. That doesn't happen to me in 2142

Originally Posted by Mudstalker

One thing I have noticed about CS though is having a "bad round" or a "bad night". One night I felt unstoppable, I was constantly going into the positives, every team I was on was winning every map. Then the next night I got raped, repeatedly. Even by some of the people I was beating the night before. That doesn't happen to me in 2142

That's because CS:S performance/consistency depends on factors like

1. Who is using/sharing your internet.
2. How calm you are.
3. Who you are playing.
4. Who is watching you play.
5. Map and time.
6. Level of awake and aware that you are.

Originally Posted by RudyTheRocka

Originally Posted by Mudstalker

One thing I have noticed about CS though is having a "bad round" or a "bad night". One night I felt unstoppable, I was constantly going into the positives, every team I was on was winning every map. Then the next night I got raped, repeatedly. Even by some of the people I was beating the night before. That doesn't happen to me in 2142

That's because CS:S performance/consistency depends on factors like

1. Who is using/sharing your internet.
2. How calm you are.
3. Who you are playing.
4. Who is watching you play.
5. Map and time.
6. Level of awake and aware that you are.

....Don't forget the Gremlins.