I haven't played cs2 in over a year. I used to enjoy the competitive aspect of the game a lot, I played Faceit and I would spend a lot of time watching guides, learning angles, dm-ing, practicing nades and keeping up with the meta.

Now however, I'm pursuing a degree and my time is very limited. I want to start playing faceit again when I'm able to and I don't want to feel like I'm washed and clueless about the state of the game.

What kind of resources would you lot recommend to get up to speed with the Faceit grind without having to nolife the game?

I'm referring to sources with genuine good advice for soloq that can get me up to speed.

My goal is not necessarily to be cracked, for context, in my "prime" I was consistently topping the board at faceit level 5/6.

Feel free to share your tips and suggestions.

Hi all, I’m opening up more slots for CS2 coaching.

I’m offering a free first session if you want to try it out.

Each session includes:

- Full demo review
- Session recording (yours to keep)
- Detailed notes + a clear improvement plan
- Live Q&A throughout

About me:

-3.2k Elo Faceit (Peaked 4k Top 100)

- 14,000+ hours in CS
- Experience at tier 1 events
- LAN & online tournament wins
- 1+ year coaching both teams and individuals
- Played in EVERY ESEA League including Challenger

IF you’re looking to improve or take your game more seriously and have a coach for the long term, feel free to reach out through a Reddit DM

For future sessions I can also do Live Session Reviews or Workshops on maps if you're needing extra help on spots or just overall understanding.

Add my discord mmscs2

All 137 of his CT rounds with the AWP, 5 seconds at a time. One dot is him in one round. Last 15 demos of Vitality playing D2.

1:50: CT Ramp, supporting long, 41 of 135 rounds.
1:45: Mid, 31 of 134.
0:50: A Cross, 15 of 92.

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