CS2 Articles

  Hello, This  article  (Gamersdecide) covers some of the top audio settings for CS2. For example, some features may produce softer sound effects or affect how sounds are isolated. A good pair of headphones goes a long way as well. All in all, it doesn't hurt to try them out! Thanks for reading!

  Hello everyone, This article (Gamersdecide) describes the top 6 ways to gain XP in-game (if not more) and indirectly, level up. XP is used for drops such as skins, stickers, cases, badges, etc. Frankly, it may take awhile, but it can increase a player's inventory value over time or give a rare skin occasionally. I've also created a table showing how XP is calculated or gained, depending on the mode. For example, competitive/primer mode gives you almost 400 XP for winning a match (Rounds Won x 30, or 13 x 30 =390 XP). All in all, it's free to use (or gain) and you'll basically get something for playing along the way, regardless of which mode you play. Do keep in mind that to gain XP, you must have a prime account. As always, thanks for reading.

  Hello, This is an article (table format) I wrote featuring a mixture of common and perhaps uncommon, but useful commands in today's game. If interested, I've written a small sample with the full article listed here here (Gamersdecide). Keep in mind that for most of these commands, all you need to do is copy and paste to try them out. To undo the previous action, usually it's the same command but with a yes or no function, or, "0" / "1." Where 0 = No and 1 = Yes. fps_max_ui 0 - no cap on FPS from the main menu only r_drawparticles 0 - Removes some animations such molly fires. Cheats are required cl_showfps 1 - Usually, if not always displays FPS on the top-hand corner of the screen mp_damage_headshot_only 1- headshots only, usually on a custom workshop map or personal server sensitivity (#) - Changes your mouse's sensitivity. Ideally, you choose a sensitivity fast enough that lets you smoothly turn around/react to enemies from behind find cl_crossha...

  Hi everyone, This is an article I wrote dissecting crosshairs from pro players. If you want the gist of it from an analytical and introspective approach, it's written below. Dot Crosshair vs T-Shaped Crosshairs: While dot crosshairs tend to mimic the size and shape of your opponent's head (not just one), t-shaped crosshairs often use markers or lines pointing in the same direction, and thereby do a better job of gravitating your attention towards the center or head However, just as I mentioned briefly, t-shape crosshairs only mimic the size (not the shape, or as much) of your opponent's head compared to dot crosshairs. For some, this additional layer of similarity may help their headshot rate T-shape crosshairs may also act as a grappling claw (think of those toy machines) where players can now visualize their crosshair latching onto the opponent's head as they move toward their target Albeit somewhat obvious, bigger crosshairs tend to be better for tracking your ow...