16 Things to Learn from ZywOo

About the section of crosshair placement:
It doesn't just help you correct the shot, a player like Zywoo puts the aim where it wants, but using movement to position the aim helps prevent others from hitting you.

Joke of a channel and waffling.

dust 2 is dogshit map tho. over analyzed

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"before we get on with this video i wanna thank the sponsor of today's video leeti-"
SHUT THE FUCK UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUP

Zywoo is hands down a better player than simple.

the level of cringeness. dumb video

in low rank u cant trust lol

zywoo could make lots of dumb plays and he would still win rounds with his mechanical skills alone

"gets the doube and win his team the round" :D

What match are you looking at?

I'll simply call such a player wall hacker.... like how he knows all the locations his enemy is. .. looks so much like prefire....
But ofcourse he isn't hacking. But anyone doing this stuff in normal casual mm or compy mm is a hacker for me..... full and final.

Valorant jumpspot?????? boy the insult.
This type of jump to get information has been done in csgo before valorant existed

bro you can't just say 65% is "almost 70%" it doesnt mean the same when you talk about the data. if you want to talk about the data, we need to talk precisely.

great video to learn from thanks

homie said trust your teammates then i realized this vid was not for me and the people i come in contact with in matchmaking lmaoo

Jump spotting isn’t from Valorant you absolute mongaloid

Zywoo is way better than simple, he was top 1 twice in his tier1 debut at age 18,19 and his team wasnt even wining that much. Maybe if simple wasnt so much emotional he could compete with zywoo

Please more of that type of videos..

I learned how to get faked by a chicken in inferno by zywoo helped me so much❤

but simple makes fpl more enjoyable to watch

What is FPL? :(

Valorats dont do jumpspots , they throw cameras

no wonder i lose because i have trust issues

“Valorant style jump spot” lol they been doin this for 20 years in cs m8

"trusting his team mates" - me who tries to boost some friends to dmg and I can't put 1 gram of trust on them xD

65% = nearly 70%

playin fpl in br

i thought jumpspotting was always a thing before val even was a project no?

Valorant style jump shot?

dont trust silver teammates theres a 40% chance they dont have headphones and dont communicate

Do M0nesy now

Shooting through that smoke top mid Inferno was reasonable and repositioning in B site in Dust 2 is what an a little above average player would do: stop hyping him over dumb reasons lol.

Didnt know that 65 is almost 70😂😂😂 while 51 is 51

simply saying we're not zywoo😂

Valorant style jump spot? :D it started with CSGO if im not mistaken

Guys its CS not rocket sience. The only thing what need to happen for you to get round is kill. Not true in very high levels of play but in faceit up to like 2700 elo if you aim good you dont need much gamesnse to play. What is being explained here is really for newbs, i dont say its a bad video with wrong info but if you cant hit the shot gamesense not matter or if you trust your team or not. On faceit from lvl 8 and up if you can aim and know to abuse timings you are golden. Most of the things pros do in pro games someone else already did it in FPL or faceit lvl10. They are not so inovative on plays nor strats. Everybody already knows every trick in this 20year old game. What their ability is vs me a normal 2400 elo player is just i miss easy shots and they dont thats what sets them apart from mear mortals like myself.

so much respect for how much content demos etc u go through for all ur vids.. even in this one u show fpl games only and in the others u show demos from such a large timeline ty goathead

cs2 needs mm ot

those stat analytics by ai actually blew my mind

70%? you mean 65%.

If I have the volume too high it actually hurts, only when I can lower the volume the guns separately will I turn the volume up.

Sad that Bell was cheating.

ah yes valorant style jump spotting that people totally haven't been doing for years and years and years (cringe)

I don't like when you say he plays passive.
He really doesn't. Maybe more so than in 2019 but he actually knows when to play aggressive when it is needed. When he sees he has to unlock a situation for his team.

Good video