kz players being good/bad in csgo
Hello. I know of a fairly big number of "the better" kz players that happen to be high-ranked in csgo as well, implying here supreme/global. But I don't know of one to make it work the other way around. Or please name me some.
The thing with cs;go is like playing only on 100aa and then trying to go back on 10aa. Its difficult to get used to 10aa. On the other hand if you play 10aa only you wont have any problems playing 100aa. I'm not including people who are playing both 10aa and 100aa. They dont have such problems.
Well here is the same. The cs;go kz level is far too easy compared to 1.6 and thus the difference between cs;go kz players and 1.6 players.
So what i can say is that for 1.6 ONLY players its quite easy to enter the cs;go kz scene but the other way around well kinda difficult.
Again im not including players playing both games.
Mrjuice plays like a silver 2
p0ker bro, read the op once again dude.
what is exactly your question?
he's telling you he only knows pro kz players that are good at csgo. and he asks if you know a good kz player that is bad at csgo
People here are not understanding that he is trying to link aim with movement. I'll tell you that aim requires more precision than strafing which requires more seep. I see players using higher sensitivity who only play Kz and bhop and on aim most prefer low sensitivity. Therefore from my perspective your question is not exactly making any sense whatsoever.
top movment in cs 1.6 <- ->bad aim in cs:go ... like i care.... tf2 is da shit in movment and aim.....
Hardbitter i tried to give you a future explanation of WHY you wont receive any names for what you are asking.
There was no direct question but if you want one - how does it happen so that good kz players become good csgo players, while bad kz players remain bad csgo players. May I emphasize there is no reference to csgo kz.
the example is the same thats what i mean.
The way I see it is once you've mastered something, you apply that same dedication and knowledge to something else. It makes it much easier to learn a new game from scratch if you've already gone through that process once before for a different game.
they're simply good gamers...
I've got almost 7000 hours of 1.6, most of it played on 5on5 leagues and it was just about getting used to cs:go physics. kz is about movement and the aiming is easier when you can perfectly control your mouse
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=546450443 ez kuzk silver 4life
Well the most achieved is probably duct1 from here, he play for team Empire and made several good results in the pro business.
Assassin aka Blasdfa played for nergRage and did some results aswell.
My best achievements was playing in some high ranked leagues with team ACES wich is russians.
If that was your question ^^
Sitkaouette333, while in that team did you Rush B No Stahp? :D
Originally posted by Spider1Sitkaouette333, while in that team did you Rush B No Stahp? :D
Hahahaha i know what you mean sadly ;) We used "No fear, shot in face" instead :D
Originally posted by HardbitterHello. I know of a fairly big number of "the better" kz players that happen to be high-ranked in csgo as well, implying here supreme/global. But I don't know of one to make it work the other way around. Or please name me some.
your way to ask questions is very bad.
however, i think those who are good are just geeks, therefore being good in both games.
I know, jack frog. But just for instance I got my first global when I had 30 games played before the ranking system change. And then after it was introduced I had to start over from LE and reached global in one month. You cannot call that geekness.
@hardbitter, eventually when you have good amount of practice and have a decent amount of effort into it, in my experience the mind-set is essential when it comes to the pro-scene, after being able to compete with high level of players (comparing to yours), its a must to prepare yourself to anything or just play when you are in a good mood (atleast that what I do).
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