Contrary to popular belief you don't need great reflexes for CS. I'm at 17k rating and I win most of my engagement via outsmarting people in duels and winning games with impactful lurks/side kills.
You still need decent aim but nothing too obsene. With good hardware even a noob could get caught up with aiming in like 100hrs. The hardest part is feeling the recoil/spread and learning to stutter step when shooting
Depends on the role you usually play. An entry fragger will need good reflexes. If you're usually a lurker your job is to outsmart enemies, not outaim them
La-Mulana
Zachtronics
Obra Dinn
Black Souls 2
Chess
There's also shit like Path of Exile build theorycrafting, which sounds complicated, but I don't know just how much exactly since I'm a guideBlack person.
Children of a Dead Earth
Rain World
Baba is You
La-Mulana
Oxygen Not Included
Dwarf Fortress
War in the East 2
Lobotomy Corporation
Library of Ruina
Underrail
Zachtronics’ puzzle games
Old fighting games in general
Age of Empires II
Starcraft II
We all played counter strike as teenagers. Now its the most boring shit ever. Grow up Black person. >t. 2000 years in de_dust2
inb4 you're a zoomer
I thought your kind plays fortnite in the same way we did cs
Breh, you played the ultra casual version of the game. Like the equivalent of call of duty back then.
Hop on a server, point crosshair at baddy and pray. You didn't learn spray patterns, you didn't learn strats, pop flashes, smoke lineups or anything and 1.6 was really fricking limited in its physics and how creative you could get.
It's the equivalent of saying "we all played chess as a kid" and your only opponents being your 9yo schoolmates who barely understood the rules.
You claim CS is boring when it's the most exciting it's ever been with all the depth added via the game, and the strategies developed by players over time.
Dude you're just a monkey repeating the exact same thing over and over again until the meta "completely changes" with a shitty buff/nerf to an item. Just like the asshomosexuals players. You will get it eventually.
I could get under the hood talking about gameplay mechanics in gran turismo and how there are a zillion different variables in how you should decide down to the millimeter/millisecond which inputs to do, but that doesn't make it a strategy game. It's something you just "feel" after a while. Counter strike is the same. You don't ever learn to "feel" a strategy game. It's critical thinking vs experience and muscle memory.
You've just proved that anon's point and outed yourself as someone who never played CS beyond a casual level. If you don't consider CS a strategy game you've just proved your own ignorance. In future you should refrain from expressing opinions on games you don't play or understand.
listen here you clown. Close your browser and go back to arguing with the russians in cs2. Theres no point in continuing this conversation as you're too much invested in this slot machine to understand its deep as a puddle
Not counter striker for sure
t. boomers with shit aim and reflexes of a sloth.
You tell'em champ. You'll be a pro in no time! To hell with your boomer parents expecting you to study or find a job! What do they know!
>playing video games precludes one from getting an education or a job
What?
He wasn’t just playing, he was addicted.
>people who don't like a game made in 1999 must be boomers
There really is no hope for zoomies.
>boomers hate counter strike
Counter strike is a boomer game. There were a whole seven games on the steam platform when I first played that shit.
Contrary to popular belief you don't need great reflexes for CS. I'm at 17k rating and I win most of my engagement via outsmarting people in duels and winning games with impactful lurks/side kills.
You still need decent aim but nothing too obsene. With good hardware even a noob could get caught up with aiming in like 100hrs. The hardest part is feeling the recoil/spread and learning to stutter step when shooting
Depends on the role you usually play. An entry fragger will need good reflexes. If you're usually a lurker your job is to outsmart enemies, not outaim them
Not counter striker for sure
Not counter striker for sure
counter striker for sure
Not counter striker for sure
Most challenging game is probably something lile Elden Ring
Nah that's moronic as frick. Spamming dodge-rolls is not challenge it's just bad game design.
you never even played it
i played it and hes right
Dark Souls 2
No one here can seem to play it without shitting, pissing, and blaming the game when they run directly into damage.
Lost Levels is way harder
Tekken
Tekken is dumbed down Virtua Fighter.
Yeah Tekken is gay as frick and always has been. It literally just boils down to who presses more buttons faster. Soul Edge was way better.
Zachtronics games are the only ones that made me feel like an actual brainlet
Must be sad having a double digit IQ.
Post achievements
Games are only intellectually challenging for sub 80IQ Blacks
La-Mulana
Zachtronics
Obra Dinn
Black Souls 2
Chess
There's also shit like Path of Exile build theorycrafting, which sounds complicated, but I don't know just how much exactly since I'm a guideBlack person.
>Black Souls 2
Kek your shitty souls clone porn game is not intelligent
I sure wish I knew how to smoke nest.
project zomboid
PZ is incredibly easy though.
Doom Eternal on UN diff.
>cstards think lineups are intellectually challenging
Venom in GG
https://www.dustloop.com/forums/index.php?/forums/topic/12912-venoms-library-of-ball-formations/
Children of a Dead Earth
Rain World
Baba is You
La-Mulana
Oxygen Not Included
Dwarf Fortress
War in the East 2
Lobotomy Corporation
Library of Ruina
Underrail
Zachtronics’ puzzle games
Old fighting games in general
Age of Empires II
Starcraft II
We all played counter strike as teenagers. Now its the most boring shit ever. Grow up Black person.
>t. 2000 years in de_dust2
inb4 you're a zoomer
I thought your kind plays fortnite in the same way we did cs
Breh, you played the ultra casual version of the game. Like the equivalent of call of duty back then.
Hop on a server, point crosshair at baddy and pray. You didn't learn spray patterns, you didn't learn strats, pop flashes, smoke lineups or anything and 1.6 was really fricking limited in its physics and how creative you could get.
It's the equivalent of saying "we all played chess as a kid" and your only opponents being your 9yo schoolmates who barely understood the rules.
You claim CS is boring when it's the most exciting it's ever been with all the depth added via the game, and the strategies developed by players over time.
Dude you're just a monkey repeating the exact same thing over and over again until the meta "completely changes" with a shitty buff/nerf to an item. Just like the asshomosexuals players. You will get it eventually.
I could get under the hood talking about gameplay mechanics in gran turismo and how there are a zillion different variables in how you should decide down to the millimeter/millisecond which inputs to do, but that doesn't make it a strategy game. It's something you just "feel" after a while. Counter strike is the same. You don't ever learn to "feel" a strategy game. It's critical thinking vs experience and muscle memory.
You've just proved that anon's point and outed yourself as someone who never played CS beyond a casual level. If you don't consider CS a strategy game you've just proved your own ignorance. In future you should refrain from expressing opinions on games you don't play or understand.
listen here you clown. Close your browser and go back to arguing with the russians in cs2. Theres no point in continuing this conversation as you're too much invested in this slot machine to understand its deep as a puddle
Chess, mahjong, shogi.