How to Perfect Your Smokes and Nades

mokes and flashes are arguably one of the most key aspects of CS:GO. Not only do they assist with holding off sites on T side but they also aid you and your team when trying to take sites as part of the CT’s. Smokes are often extremely important to be able to cut off any known holding positions on a map to avoid getting killed when attempting to enter a site to plant the bomb. This makes it extremely important to know where to throw them for each map and to be ready for any proper executions needed by your team. In this tutorial I'll show you the best way to train your nade spots using a few simple commands. Starting the game: First off ensure you have the developer console enabled in your game settings and start up an offline game with no bots by going to Play and then selecting Offline With Bots from the drop down menu. From there select the map you want to practice on and tick the no bots option when asked for the bot difficulty. When you’re ready to start press Go and wait to load into the server. From the image below you can see that I have selected overpass as the map to practice with the no bots option selected. Server Menu - No Bots and Map Selection Server Commands: Once loaded into the game, open up the developer console using ~ (or a custom key if you’ve set one) and enter the following commands – sv_cheats 1 sv_infinite_ammo 1 sv_grenade_trajectory 1 sv_grenade_trajectory_dash 1 mp_roundtime 60 mp_roundtime_defuse 60 mp_restartgame 1 give weapon_hegrenade give weapon_flashbang give weapon_smokegrenade What these commands allow you to do is enable infinite ammo so you’re not limited to just one grenade, set the round timer to 60 minutes to ensure you have enough time to practice and allow you to see where your grenades are thrown / land with the use of trajectory lines and impact boxes. Console View of Commands Automated Server Configuration with a .cfg file: If entering these commands is too tiring for you there is an easier way. Navigate to your CS:GO config folder (Usually C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg) and create a new file named practice.cfg Enter the commands shown above into this file and save it. Once again start up a game with no bots and the map of your choice only this time instead of entering the commands one by one in console, enter “exec practice” without the quotations. This loads everything you have added to that file making it easier and quicker for you to get practicing. Using this method however will require you to buy grenades at the start of the round as that’s not automated. You can find my practice config here. Automated Console Config Once you’ve got everything set you should now be able to start practicing! Every time a grenade, smoke or flashbang is throw, it leaves a trail behind showing the trajectory of the grenade and also bounce markers which show where the grenade has landed or bounced to ensure you can practice on getting them right every time. To follow the trajectory line or to see where your smoke lands simply type noclip into console enabling you to fly around the map and follow the nades. To practice against bots simply type bot_add t or bot_add ct (depending on which side you’re on) and then bot_place to position the bot in front of where you're standing. Nade View 1 Nade2 Thats it! You're now well on your way to being the top of your team. With the help of the map guides throughout the rest of the website this should assist you even further with becoming familiar to holding and taking sites and being able to throw smokes and nades you never knew were possible!

use keybinds, and download workshop maps and practice them in a oflline server and learn nades at every maps.

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Change each grenade for a certain key. Later, its way more useful than scroll wheel. Same goes for the weapons

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