Tips that not sure everyone knows in CS: GO

Here are some tips not sure everyone knows in CS:GO, hopefully it will help a little for those of you who are familiar or new to this game. Although the following things have mostly been posted and detailed instructions by professional gamers, there are probably still some people who still want to see.

Flashing

1. Fire after flash to lure enemy to look at the flash bomb (make sure you switch to the gun as quickly as possible by pressing the weapon select key after throwing the flash)
2. Throw the flash so you can peek right after the bomb hasn’t exploded and finish off the enemy while they’re dodging the flash.
3. Shoulder peek after throwing the flash so that the enemy thinks you will peek soon before the flash explodes (as is the case with 2) so he will have to stay behind to watch. Peek again after the flash explodes.

Green

1. In a match where the brax pro ran out of ammo in the green round with the opponent standing in front of him, he turned his back to the enemy and jumped to reload which would make it harder for the opponent to headshot (at the same time. look at the ground to make the enemy feel even harder)
2. The current controversial issue is to shoot enemies in the foot during the green round if they are weak or when they are jumping (green deals more damage when shot in the legs if the enemy has armor)

Repeeking

1. Change the distance between you and the wall in front of you to make it a harder target to hit. Move forward or backward before peeking to change position (height does not change with distance on flat ground.This works extremely well with enemies that are higher or lower than you.) However it also changes your model speed)
2. Alternating between low peek and full swing can also help.

Mindfulness

1. If you hear an enemy running, center your mind away from the edge of the wall from which the enemy will come to compensate for your slow reflexes. If there are no footsteps and you are holding a certain corner, place your center closer to the edge of the wall because maybe the enemy will slowly step out.

• Some players often walk to the edge of the wall and peek quickly, which works against the upper approach because the upper approach relies on the information provided by the sound of footsteps.

Source: compilation