is that you can still get a very effective aim warm-up and creative so if you're looking for an a-map to try out the shavax ang trainer vNUMBER_TOKEN by don wozzie is like a creative map that has many different scenarios and features that you can use to officially practice your aim this map is created by dom rosie who is a very experienced map creator who has helped many different players before in collaboration with arab and you know who's an ex-pro player who knows everything you need to know to improve when it comes to building there are two ways pros really like to train the first is by doing it alone and creative you know some techniques don't really involve other players for example tunneling prediction peace control triple edits are things you can always work on by yourself so the second and preferred way of warming up builds is many pros just do one be ones like i want to be wanting like you're practicing your building mechanics but in a more realistic setting like it's one thing to know how to do high ground retake but you can do a high gain retake and just quickly adjust when a player reshoots at you that's a whole different thing because that's what's going to happen in actual fights and being able to train for actual scenarios it's just much more viable than just getting the techniques down for practicing editing and building efficiently okay you need to try out the raider NUMBER_TOKEN piece control map vNUMBER_TOKEN this map has a ton of drills that you can continuously run and it's not only going to help with getting your edits down but it's also going to help tremendously with your crosshair placement and peace control okay so another great thing about this map is that it's going to really help you get used to new keybinds because of the repetition of each build if you ever change your keybones make sure that you always use this map to learn them as soon as possible guys after completing all the levels you can also free build on the map and you can choose the free build to warm up all in this one map okay so other than their mechanical abilities another area in which pros excel is game sense game sense is what really players use to make informed decisions in the game you know things like deciding when to rotate or predicting an opponent in a build fight or just some examples of where good game sense is required you know it can be tougher to train game sense since it's really something that you can't always be taught it's normally something that needs to be learned through lots of trial and error trust me i know from experience and there's no better way to learn through trial and error than just by playing aggressively by playing aggressively you're constantly putting yourself into new and difficult scenarios to really learn from opponents will act how you wouldn't expect them to act you know they're even going to pull off moves that you've never seen before either way you know most encounters are going to have something unique that's going to happen which you're definitely going to get more familiar with the game you know but i will say this every mistake like every elimination you need to make sure that you're thinking about what you did wrong and that way you can learn something and so if you don't you won't learn much and you're going to have just a hard time and you're going to waste time this is when the replay mode really comes into clutch you know since there's
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