I kinda wanna try a trade up for a Hyper Beast but I feel like I would get a ****ing Neon Rider

I have yet to actually get a Chroma 2 Case. I don't play very much, and not very well when I do. I don't even know how you get the cases exactly. I have gotten a couple chroma, Phoenix and breakout cases but that's it. Two purples and three blues :) not much but I like em.

Hyper Beast is ****ing insane. Also, that AK skin is a blue for some reason, so i can get a decent ak skin finally ;)

I'm really, really eager to see the supply:demand effect on that AK skin. Almost everyone agrees it's a ****ing awesome skin, but it's a blue, and most blues sell for like a few quarters at most, but FTs are hovering around 2.50... Will be interesting to see if demand overtakes supply and keeps it like that (pretty neat for a blue skin, maybe unboxing could be statistically not too bad) or supply of the blues wins again and it drops to like 50 cents.

Also interesting to see Hypers start to look like they're steadying out... I'll give it a few more days before I take the bite on a WW one.

I've ranked from Silver 2 to Gold Nova 3 without de-ranking once

I'm a big noob at shooting games for pc. pc gaming in general too. where do i start with cs:go??

I'm LEM (Legendary Eagle Master) 2 ranks off of global, gave up on matchmaking a few days ago since I'm from Australia and we have an abundance of cheaters here, started playing on faceit and esea (esea with a trial code) they are much better and I suggest those, and on the topic of skins, I recently sold a knife to unbox and with my luck only got blues, gg volvo

64tick combined with my constant 100 ping ruins matchmaking for me, I've mainly been doing ESEA too

Things to learn:
1. Finding your sensitivity (find a YT video, or just use really low)
2. General CS mechanics like how nades work, how long it takes to kill people with certain guns
3. Spray control
4. Spray control
5. Spray control

p90 spray n pray

You forgot about headshots. Headshots are everything in CS. But it's not as intimidating as it sounds. It's much easier to aim for the head with a mouse than with a control stick, and once you get used to always keeping your aim at where someone will have their head, you'll get used to getting headshots almost 100% of the time.

Also, don't pick up the AWP unless you have a good mouse and keyboard. You will be expected to be precise and, at a competitive level, literally pixel perfect. If you do happen to use any sniper, keep in mind you MUST camp. Find a good spot and aim at it from a partially concealed or elevated position. DO NOT RUN AROUND "SNIPING". YOU CANNOT BE ACCURATE WHATSOEVER IF YOU TRY TO QUICKSCOPE OR AIM QUICKLY IN GENERAL.

Actually it's pretty easy and it should be first nature to anyone who uses an AWP

spray control is generally the best thing in my arsenal, back in my silver and nova days I'd shut down a fast t side push by myself lol

crono = silver 2