This one is a 1v5 and all I got is a damned scout… Also, the other team was clearly better than us and was easily winning rounds. But I did have this moment of brilliance.
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Ace, Clutch, or Flop? #23
Sometimes when I notice a flash about to hit me and it’s too late, I usually keep aiming (if I know where they are) and hope whoever threw it will jump out after it pops off and a blind shot might hit them. Works like a charm this time, though most of the time it doesn’t.
Grenades + Silvers
I’ve been going through a lot of my clips and couldn’t help but throw this together. This is life in the silver lane. Yakety sax included. Also yes… that last one is me…
Ace, Clutch, or Flop? #22
And now it’s back to the ever so comforting map known as Inferno. Ok, maybe not yet but this is video is on it, it’s just from a while ago. Anyways, 1v2 with bomb planted, but I was broke and only had a Mac-10 while the other two had an AK and a M4.
Ace, Clutch, or Flop? #21
Back on Cache again, not overly familiar with it yet but that’s fine. Scores is as close as it gets at half time so pistol round as Ts is quite important. Make our way quickly to A site, get the quick plant at default and it’s a 3v3 we got this. Well that 3v3 becomes a 1v3 pretty damned quick and I’m running low on ammo.
Sneaky bugger
For once I’m not on the receiving end of this.
Ace, Clutch, or Flop? #20
For the longest time I’ve really only had Inferno in my map queue as it’s simply my favourite since they’ve updated Nuke. Slowly I’ve reintroduced myself to Train and the new Nuke as Inferno was getting a bit stale for me. Now I’ve thrown Cache and Overpass into the mix to change things up (no dice for Mirage or Dust II). So here goes nothing on a map I’m rusty on, should be a simple 1v1.
Ace, Clutch, or Flop? #19
Another 1v3, I’m starting to get the hang of these now by the looks of it. Got to love playing in silver as I most likely should’ve been killed by the sniper in the window. Also this one involves a little trickery.
CS:GO: A Tale of Trolls
Solo queuing for a competitive match in CS:GO is sometimes a gamble, there’s no doubt about that. You’ve got potential for trolls, people who don’t communicate, and straight up arseholes. But since it’s mostly all I play, I accept this truth and just dive into a game and hope for the best. But this is beyond my worst expectations. These guys were quite annoying on the mic to begin with and the worst part is there was two of them so we couldn’t even kick them.
Ok, maybe they’re annoying but at least they’re trying. Right? Ok, maybe they just got off to a really bad start and accidentally killed four teammates in four rounds. Right!? Ok, whom am I kidding. These guys are trolls or are trying very hard to derank.
Another round, another two team kills. How were these guys not yet automatically kicked out of the match!? Also it looks like Ghostofdead threw in the towel and just quit, can’t really say I blame him.
Two team killing trolls and a bot. How it was 2-3 for the other team at this point is beyond me.
They eventually ended up quitting all together but it was far too late for me and thatmexican619 (props to him for sticking around and trying with me). If those two would have actually tried we could’ve easily won this match. The fact that we made it 16-8, I put up a 42-20 KD, 107 points on my own (not to mention the kills on the bots) makes me think the other team saw an easy win and didn’t try too hard though. Ah well, let’s hope I don’t queue up with people like this again…
A wild Dragonlore appeared!
It’s definitely not everyday I come across one of these (especially in such great condition!) so I couldn’t resist getting a snap of it. The guy named Ace was definitely loaded. Not only did he have gloves and a pricey knife, his inventory was full of other high end skins and multiple knives. God damn.
Cubicle Coma 