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How Holding an Off Angle Surprises Online Game Opponents
Most CS2 players die to the same two or three spots on every map because those spots are obvious, and obvious means prefired.
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Mira covers the competitive gaming scene with a focus on CS2, from tier-one tournaments to the mechanics that make the game worth watching. She is interested in what esports reveals about teamwork, pressure and preparation.
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Most CS2 players die to the same two or three spots on every map because those spots are obvious, and obvious means prefired.
Games
For my first two years of competitive Counter-Strike, I thought of movement as the thing that happened between gunfights.
Gear
Footsteps, reloads, and the subtle scrape of a plant are information, and a headset that smears those cues costs you rounds you...
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Two players round the same corner at the same instant, and the one who heard the footstep half a second earlier usually wins.
Games
Most players load straight into ranked with cold hands and wonder why the first few rounds feel sloppy.
Games
In a close CS2 fight where both players stop and fire at the same instant, the winner is usually the one whose bullets land...