IMHO, since besides twister not even a mid-high tier player has posted yet so every piece of advice has to be taken with a grain of salt, nowadays it's faster and easier to take the fast track and just get trained a bit first, and after that you can start playing against players that are a bit better than you on a certain map (hopefully not ragers or tryhards in a dead videogame). It's not all about putting time into something but rather what are you doing with it, otherwise lots of 24/7 CA players would stomp cypher and rapha. Careem actually contradicted himself by first saying it's all about experience, but in the end he got better by thinking about the game and watching demos. In other words you won't improve much without thinking about what you are doing wrong or what you aren't doing. I think the only way for me to possibly enjoy this is to start timing by clock but that is actually something I'd expect to annoy me for a month or two, or forever.

I like to rush newly spawned people with 10 hp and an lg so I think it's my style of play that frustrates me, the trigger happy, constantly rjing even with 30 hp CA player.īut if I play the game slow, I GET ZERO ENJOYMENT out of it.

I can't say I get EVERY mega time right in the game, but I'm usually at the right place at the right time and cycling the armors is pretty easy though it can be tricky and I do find myself waiting for more than fifteen seconds sometimes for a yellow at PG room that was taken sixteen seconds ago, haha. I know many of the high ELO players and high tier players time but a very sufficient amount of people like me who play duel constantly still time by feel. I plan to start watching my own demos and professional demos each week now.

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