Welcome to my FAQ!

The reason I made this FAQ page is because people tend to ask a lot of questions and I decided I would answer them all here :) This goes over my personal settings and my opinions on CS:GO :) I've also added ways to improve at CS:GO as I tend to get asked that question the most. If you have any more questions, simply hit me up and I'll probably add them to this FAQ!

"NOTE"
This is going to be VERY LONG. If you read all of it mad respect :)
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THESE ARE MY SETTINGS!

CROSSHAIR

VIEWMODEL
viewmodel_fov "68"
viewmodel_offset_x "2.1"
viewmodel_offset_y "2"
viewmodel_offset_z "-1.6"

SETUP
Mouse: Logitech g402 Hyperion Fury
Keyboard: Logitech g213
Headset: Logitech g430
Monitor: BenQ XL2411
Mousepad: SteelSeries QcK+

MOUSE SENSITIVITY
In-game sensitivity: 1.3
Windows sensitivity: 6/11 (1600 dpi)
Zoom sensitivity: 0.9

VIDEO SETTINGS
Resolution: 1280x960 (stretched)
Graphics: All settings very low/low.

I use these settings because i find it COMFORTABLE. I do not recommend you copy me. It's 100% "personal preference".
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FAQ!

1. "How old are you?"
I am 15 years old.

2. "Where are you from?"
I am from UK London.

3. "When did you start playing Counter-Strike?"
I started playing December 23rd 2016.

4. "Why do you always help others?"
I love helping others improve at CS:GO as I understand how annoying it can be to suck. Also, I love putting a smile on others and if I have to help to put a smile on their face then so be it :) It makes me happy.

5. "How do you warmup?"
I play a lot of DM or community competitive.

6. "What's your name?"
My name is Charlie.
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MY OPINIONS AND REASONS!

1. "The reason i run 1280x960 (stretched)".

When I first started playing CS:GO I had a really shit PC. I couldn't even run 1920x1080 with 30 fps. I was FORCED to run 4:3 to get a solid 60 fps so I could actually play. I Ofc upgraded after a while. I did "try" 1920x1080 but I simply didn't like it at ALL so I went back to 4:3 and I've basically stuck with it since. I understand that 1920x1080 is probably better due to the larger FOV but I simply can't play when using it...

2. "Do i personally think EU is better than NA"?

I don't really know how to answer this question so here is my answer. It's like comparing a lamborghini to a Tractor.

NA = Tractor
EU = Lamborghini

it's such a fucking stupid question. The EU is WAY better than NA. NA is a complete JOKE compared to EU. I'm not saying NA doesn't have good players, but in general EU is way WAY better than NA in almost every way. The current EU players such as jw, Flusha, Olof, get_right, Kennys and many more simply wipe the floor and make NA look like shit.

Put it this way.

Global Elite on NA = DMG on EU.
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HOW TO IMPROVE AT CS:GO!

3 Tips to get better at CS:GO by ShambaTFL!

Ok, so let me first start this by saying I don't plan on becoming a YouTuber. Loads of people constantly ask me "How do I get better at CS:GO"? So here it is!

1. Stay Calm

You might not realise it, but when you're getting angry, you play worse, it's a fact that you don't play your best when you're angry. What I suggest you do is try "The Shamba Way". Pretty much tell yourself that you don't CARE. If you're losing a game just stay calm and don't become toxic and don't get angry. Staying calm will drastically help you when it comes to competitive play. When you get angry, you start making horrible decisions and you don't think. Never EVER give up... No matter how bad the score you can ALWAYS make a comeback, don't let the fact that you're salty stand in your way.

2. Dedication

In my personal opinion, pure dedication will help you the MOST. If you're dedicated you WILL get better at CS. When I say "Dedication" I mean learning the map callouts, Gun Sprays, Crosshair placement and watching your demos and much more! Looking at what you did wrong is always helpful. Accepting the fact that sometimes you make bad decisions is really good for improving. It proves that you have the motivation and dedication to get better.

3. Gear And Settings

Finding the right settings for, you will help you a lot. Finding your "sweet spot" within your settings can be a BIG HELP. Finding the perfect Crosshair, Viewmodel, HUD Scale, Audio Settings Keybinds and many more will help you drastically! Same goes for your setup! Try to find the perfect Mouse, Keyboard, Headset and Monitor... Making sure you setup is really comfortable is really helpful for CS:GO. If you're comfortable, you WILL play better. :)

THIS FAQ IS ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE.