Everything I do in this video I learned from the players I'm trying to emulate. I used to hangout in Scourge's stream asking him all kinds of questions, I've done that in Visi's stream, same with Lex and watched condtions many a times as well. I've watched JFHO's vids over and over trying to figure out how to get to that 2-4 KPM, and I took the time to sit there and watch NivX stream when he did.

All I'm doing is trying to apply those tips and work on my faults to get to their level. I don't shit on people because they don't play like them and I don't think If I get there I'm special. I would have just been self satisfied with being better.

I used to compete in powerlifting IRL, I set national records at the time, I also trained with the current #2 Ranked 220 raw lifter in the world along with the number one bencher in Canada. It's a sport where the only competition is really yourself, it's all about trying to improve what you did last for yourself, there's no money or fame in it. That mindset transferred over into me chasing stats for myself.

I try not to run corners, Scourge said that over and over in his streams, heck even LevelCap and XFactor tell kids that. Suprisngly 9/10 of my kills are against people who charge a corner without aiming into a full room or watching their map. I've played enough hours to know where most people try and camp and all the usual pathways the zerg will try to run, I simply try to catch them there. If I peak a door and there's HA with Resist shield on at the top of the stairs sitting in a medic bubble next to an engi turret I back off and hope he'll chase me as seen in the video. Another basic tip spoken in every FPS how to vid, never chase, let them chase you. I'm still working on the burst timing and I forget to pull down on my mouse a lot, buy I try to have my mouse where I think a enemy will be based on it being a common area or something I saw on the mini map, basic tips from CS video tutorials, noting special.