The D Tier category is slightly above the worst of the worst in CS:GO. Their damage output isn’t great, but some distinctions make them likable to some players, such as the Nova, which is an economically great weapon despite its low power. Moreover, these weapons carry their perks while still being low on the list … Read more
E Tier encompasses the worst, least desirable weapons in the game to choose from, based on cost-effectiveness and the amount of damage they exude. It’s uncommon for players to choose any of these weapons on their own accord. Though these weapons don’t get much love at all, there are good reasons for that. Moreover, these … Read more
When looking at the best options for weapons, there are a few to take into account. The AWP is the strongest and most expensive single shot sniper rifle. Every shot which you hit above the legs is an instant kill, unless of course there is a wall in the way. A leg shot will usually … Read more
The game has nice weapons and very good grenades, so players should use both. First, it’s difficult to understand when and where you would throw Smokes, Flashbangs, Molotovs, and HE Grenades. Many beginners do this chaotically, with no good effects at all. Still, don’t stop this practice. Professional players also use a lot of grenades … Read more
It’s quite hard to deliver nice headshots with a single shot – to do this you need to be very precise in timing, movements, and accuracy. It’s not easy to be accurate while spraying bullets (when you keep the left mouse button pressed) – you should learn CS:GO spray patterns and recoil compensation to figure … Read more
There are a lot of guns in CS:GO. Some of them look very impressive, and many beginners will want to introduce them to the game. For example, they purchase Desert Eagle or AWP and can’t understand how such great weapons don’t deliver nice headshots. It would be much better to start your practice with more … Read more