How to Counter and Strike
Always buy armor and a few grenades., If you are going to drop a gun for a better weapon, always empty all of the ammo out of it first so the enemy cannot use it if they pick it up. , Don't be too cocky, stay a bit behind your teammates and work...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Always buy armor and a few grenades.
For guns, a M4A1 or an AK-47 are generally good to go with.
You may find grenades useful, although they take some practice to use effectively. -
Step 2: If you are going to drop a gun for a better weapon
, covering them ,, You can also try to "one-tap" enemies, only shooting one bullet at a time and aiming at their heads. , This will make it harder for enemies to hear you shooting and know where you are, though it reduces the amount of damage it does. , If you run normally, your footsteps can be heard. , Note that this is may be difficult, but pro players master this jump without using scripts. , if you hear footsteps and are unsure if it is from a teammate or enemy. , Here is the rule of thumb of Counter-Strike:
If you can't see them, they can't see you. (In some cases, if you are standing behind a truck or car enemies can see your lower body) , If they are attempting to shoot you through a door, they already know you are there and there is no hope in running.
Wait for them to run out of ammo then pop out and shoot them. , As mentioned before, headphones are the recommended way to listen to Counter-Strike as you play, but turning off music and playing in a quiet environment helps, too.
Getting a microphone is a MUST for Counter Strike as it is much faster than typing and allows you to warn teams of danger. -
Step 3: always empty all of the ammo out of it first so the enemy cannot use it if they pick it up.
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Step 4: Don't be too cocky
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Step 5: stay a bit behind your teammates and work with them
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Step 6: When your teammate is having trouble killing an enemy that you can easily kill
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Step 7: always attempt to shoot the enemy without shooting your teammate
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Step 8: otherwise your teammate will die and likely be mad at you.
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Step 9: Try to shoot at enemies heads when using the AK-47; the recoil of the AK-47 is high
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Step 10: so try to control the recoil by pulling your crosshair down the screen.
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Step 11: Use a silencer if your guns has the option (right click).
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Step 12: Walk (by holding shift) if you think an enemy may be near.
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Step 13: If there is a tall object that you cannot jump over
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Step 14: crouch jump using the crouch button and the jump button.
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Step 15: Learn how to use your minimap (top left corner) to check for teammates
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Step 16: If you are trying to get past a sniper
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Step 17: throw a smoke grenade on them.
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Step 18: If you are getting shot through a wall
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Step 19: or door
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Step 20: remember to stay still.
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Step 21: Make sure you can hear the game.
Detailed Guide
For guns, a M4A1 or an AK-47 are generally good to go with.
You may find grenades useful, although they take some practice to use effectively.
, covering them ,, You can also try to "one-tap" enemies, only shooting one bullet at a time and aiming at their heads. , This will make it harder for enemies to hear you shooting and know where you are, though it reduces the amount of damage it does. , If you run normally, your footsteps can be heard. , Note that this is may be difficult, but pro players master this jump without using scripts. , if you hear footsteps and are unsure if it is from a teammate or enemy. , Here is the rule of thumb of Counter-Strike:
If you can't see them, they can't see you. (In some cases, if you are standing behind a truck or car enemies can see your lower body) , If they are attempting to shoot you through a door, they already know you are there and there is no hope in running.
Wait for them to run out of ammo then pop out and shoot them. , As mentioned before, headphones are the recommended way to listen to Counter-Strike as you play, but turning off music and playing in a quiet environment helps, too.
Getting a microphone is a MUST for Counter Strike as it is much faster than typing and allows you to warn teams of danger.
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