CS2 Terms every player should know! | Counter Strike 2 Terminology guide

are you new to CS2 and do people keep saying anti- Eco Force by and things like glass Cannon and you don't know what that means well keep watching this video cuz in this video I'll explain all the terminology you need to play CS2 let's get into it hey you that while the video is loading you have some time to subscribe and like the video I would really appreciate that thank you and enjoy the video the way I'm going to do this is I'm going to do it in different parts right so we're going to have a part about kills a part about tactics a part about economics Etc all right so that way you will just be able to watch the video you will hear the words I'll explain them to you I'll show a clip of what it means and that way when you play the actual game and people talk about stuff you understand what they're saying just wanted to say that this guy is very focused towards new players because if you don't know what an anti- Eco is and you're playing the game that's has a big impact on your gamepl right so that's that's why I wanted to make this guide it's very focused towards new players the so don't go in the comments and say who doesn't know this these are easy some players might not do because they're no right with this being said that means that some of these are really easy for some people but some might be really hard so that's why I am going to do my best to explain them to you all right so let's get into the first part terminology about kills first one is Ace Ace a lot of people misund understand this actually because they think it's five kills that's not an ace an ace is when a single player kills the entire team if a player leaves on the enemy team and you're in a 54 and you kill all four of them you still have an ace another easy one Cal just means you get two kills with one bullet lit so some might not know what lit means and you might be playing a game when a player schemes he's lit for 70 he's lit for 98 lit is just short hand for being hit so that's why a lot of people say lit 70 meaning he's hit for 70 damage okay so dink dink is another one that's really commonly used and this just means a head shot right so it's a head shot that doesn't have an insta kill the reason people call this dink is because of the dink sound that it makes when you hit somebody that has a helmet on so this just means he's headshotted but he didn't get killed another easy one which you probably already know but I still wanted to put in is clutch clutch is just winning a situation in uh where you're the underdog or you're the last man standing a situation that shouldn't be winnable but you still win it right so for example a one V4 or a 2v5 entry frag so a lot of people might say go and get an entry frag or I have an entry frag an entry frag is just means that you get a kill which opens an entry to a side or an area right easy to understand you get a kill on bite meaning you got an entry frag on b side so the last one for kill terminology is pick so pick really sounds like entry frag but it's not pick means a single kill usually this is in isolation right so this is a kill that inspires a team play that shouldn't happen otherwise for example you're lurking in B apps and then you can say I got a pick on B apps we can go B this is something else from an entry frag an entry frag is like more at the start of the round when you get an entry into sight a pick can be whenever right so when three people are pushing behind and you kill one you got a pick that's not an entry frag okay so next part is a pretty big part it's about tactics okay so we will start very very easy one of the most well-known tactics is camping so camping just means that you stay in the same position for a very long time for example your teammate might say Camp Underwood meaning you should stay Underwood like for almost a whole round most of the time when you're camping they also call something for example like bait bait me baiting so baiting is just to lure enemy team attention away from the bomb side or a teammate might draw attention to them so you can kill them for example if you're playing Underwood you're camping Underwood and your teammate is on site and he says I will bait for you that means you shouldn't Peak he is going to bait he's going to grab the attention of the enemy team so they run past you and you get easy kills this one you might already know but you hear quite a lot and it might be hard to understand when you don't play CS or CS go so boost boost boost just means with assistance of another player getting to a position you shouldn't otherwise this is just done by crouching and a player jumping on your head to then get to another position or to look over wall that they shouldn't be able to some players might also call a run boost this is basically a boost done while running so you have two players and the one on the bottom will start running with the one on the top moving with him and with the momentum he jumps and then he gets a further boost than he should a normal boost rotate quick and easy one this just means that you move between two different positions you can call um rotating from B to a you can call I'm rotating from window to B just moving between two positions you call Un rotating a split push or a split Rush is a tactic where you decide to attack the bomb site from different sides you could for example split push a on Mirage go two ramp two P you could split push B you could go two short two ABS easy you just split and decide to take the bomb site from two different directions okay so the next one stack most of the time you probably hear this one being screamed it's stack it's stuck he well so this just means that an entire team is in one place in one area so they could like have a low buy uh they might have pistols and that's why they decide to all play on one side to catch you off guard so push or Rush well it's a really easy one but some people misunderstand what it actually means so it just means that you push aside with an overwhelming Swift attack meaning you try to do something fast and catch the other players of guard probably while they're holding nades or something so when somebody calls push a that means you go it doesn't mean you slow walk it means you go so the next one contact play or contact well this one is mostly used in the context I'm going to play contact you should play contact so basically this is where you try to work your way to a side with your team without using utility without really showing yourself you're just going slow or something trying to wait for the enemy to initiate the attack so you're just waiting for them to push get a pick and then you go to side you're going to side with the intention of taking it but you're not going in fully and you're playing to get contact with the Enemy but you want them to initiate the contact okay so the next one quite similar info play or info this one is mostly used in the context you should play for info I am going to play for info what this means is just making a play to gain information on the enemy team their positions their intentions their utility what they still have left rather than simply trying to get a kill so what is the difference between a contact play and a an info play a contact play is when you go to a site with the intention of taking that site and getting a kill you're just not initiating that attack an info play you're going to a side but you're just trying to gather information you go to B for example butan I'm not trying to listen what utility they have where positions they play but you're not going with the intention of taking the side and getting a kill okay so another one that gets called quite a lot and you might not know what it means is Crossfire so when somebody says come and play Crossfire at me you have an angle where an enemy gets killed from two different directions for example on Inferno this would mean you play CT and you play on side if the enemy pushes he gets shot from two different directions map control very easy one it's in the name this just means how much map position you have how much knowledge you have about the map what positions opponents are playing or they're not playing and the last one for tactics terminology is post planned pretty easy one most of the time it will be used outside of the game and not inside of the game for example when you're practicing with your ingame leader and he says I want to practice postplant postplant just means the positioning you take after the bomb being planted okay so the next one terminology about economy okay so the first one well if you want to know terminology about economy you need to know what economy means economy just means the amount of money you have to buy guns or equipment so if you have a poor economy that means you can't buy a lot sometimes you might hear your teammate say drop me an m41s drop me an m44 but what does drop mean so drop just means that you buy a weapon or equipment for one of your teammates and you throw it to them so they can use it so let's talk more about the types of buys you have in the game the first one is Eco Eco just means that you're conserving money for next round by buying cheaper weapons or buying a low amount of utility during in Eco you can still buy pistols or grenades all that stuff you just buy cheaper one within Eco also comes a full Eco a full Eco is almost the same as a normal Eco you just don't buy anything in order to save the money for next round with a full Eco also comes a full buy a full buy means when a team can and does buy full armor good weapons utility you just get the full equipment of course you can't always full by so sometimes you have to half buy or an European buy an European buy or a half buy just means that a half of your team invests money in to rifles and the other half saves sometimes you don't have enough money to full buy and you don't want to half buy so then you're going to force buy Force buy is just an aggressive buy investing the money that you have into the round and trying to surprise them trying to win the round with all the money that you have oh my God no that's not how the deagle meant to work so this is not a full buy the difference is that a full buy you buy all the equipment that you need so you got armor grenades a good gun but a force by you just buy what you can with the money for example you might only have armor and AAS but no NES okay so with an Eco comes a counter strad which is called an anti- Eco so an anti- Eco basically just means when you purchase weapons that give a lot of money because you know that the enemy team is going to play on an Eco okay so the next one which some people might not know about is the loss bonus in CS2 so loss bonus just means the money that's awarded to a losing team um so when you lose uh runs in a consecutive way like if you lose like four or five rounds in a row you get more money based on how many rounds you have lost in a row this goes up to to five rounds and from there on on it's the same amount of money you get safe pretty easy and straightforward one this just means that you're trying to save your gun and your equipment for next round meaning you're trying not to die by running out the timer so when the timer is over the round ends you still keep your equipment and stuff so that that is what it means to save uh Your ingame Leader might call we can't take side anymore just go and save that means you run away and you save your gun and your equipment glass Cannon this one not used a lot in competitive play but some people might still use it is when a player buys an AVP without armor um because he doesn't have enough money he just buys an AVP and sacrifices not buying armor so most of the time this is done during a force buy okay that was the last one for economy terminology let's move on to guns and Nat terminology okay so the first one anti flash this means that you're holding an angle and preemptively looking in a corner or looking the other way because you're know that the enemy team is going to flash so basically you're holding an angle but you're holding it to the other side for example because you know the enemy will flash you can do this with two players one can play anti flash one can play normal so sometimes you might go to b side and your teammate says play anti flash that means you look away because you know the enemy is going to flash when they flashed you turn around he turns around because he's flashed and you can kill them easiest way to explain it so the next one flash Peak while your teammate might call let's do a flash Peak this means that he's going to flash and you Peak right after the flash to try and get the player that's flashed killed like that okay so fake flash it does really sound easy but I still want to explain it so fake flash is when you fake flashing so for example you control your pistol from behind the wall they think you're going to flash and they turn around you can kill them easily or your teammate can call a sake flash them so he fakes a flash they turn around you do a real flash behind them because they turn around because of the fake flash they're full blind you can Peak and you can kill all about timing Nitro does have a b of another smoke so it could be really rough for simple to actually get through this he's going to throw the a oh my God simple what is happening what even is that that's you can't even say that that's a fake just just for new viewers if anyone's not familiar with the game sometimes you will see someone throwing their pistol to pretend it's a grenade to have people turn around but what do he think okay so oneg this one is kind of dying not a lot of people are using it anymore but when I started playing a lot of people used it and I didn't know what it meant so oneg it's an easy one it just means that you die your own uh incendiary grenade or Molotov so the reason it's called oneg is because of the clip I'm playing a player called Summit w a pro player um won the round and he walked into his own Molotov and lost the round so I think it's a very funny one so people should still uh use it I'm trying to keep it alive but I don't know if it will work okay then no what happened oh no Summit no next one easy one a1s or A4 it's just short for the two guns M4 A4 and M4 A1 s but a lot of people don't say drop me an M4 A4 they just say drop me A4 drop me a1s right so that's why I wanted to put it in here so jigle peaking is coming in and out from behind an obstacle to to get information without constantly being exposed for example if this uh was a wall my computer monitor you would be doing this jiggle peeking it's a way of getting a kill without being exposed the whole time or baiting for someone else to get a kill you have jiggle peaking but you also have swing or what we would call a white Peak so a swing or white Peak is just the opposite of jiggle peaking so you're not staying close to the wall and jiggling without being exposed all the time you just go for a full swing you fully peek out and you try to catch the MTH guard jump spot easy one you're behind an obstacle jumping trying to see if there's somebody from the opposing team there you're trying to spot them sticking out your Gat for the big sh no I'm joking so sticking easy one is just when your teammate call stick the diffuse that means you keep diffusing as a counter terrorist uh you just keep diffusing without letting go and he Taps the head config he's just holding he holds his nerve and bit does not challenge what is that look at his health Chad he could have fall into anything so the last one pop flash well this one probably should have been at the Flash's part but it's here now so I can stay so pop flash is another term for using a flashbang that pops and blinds people close to that radius um I think uh the easy way to explain it is that it's a flash that's used close by and not far away um that's the way it's most usedly so if somebody says pop flash it means they're going to flash close to them that's how I would explain it but if you think it as another definition you can let me know in the comments but cuz I don't really know for pop flash okay we have arrived at the last part um this one is mostly used outside of the game and not inside of the game it's rolls terminology so the first one is Anchor so anchor is a player who stays behind on a bomb site to defend it even though his teammates are rotating so most of the time he will stay in that position until the in game leader says that he needs to rotate so sometimes you might be anchoring and you will stay there the whole round even though they're pushing a moving on I was talking about in game leader and I've talked about it a few times during this video an in game leader or igl well the igl is basically just the team captain uh he makes decisions during the games he decides what the plans are for the round all that stuff through their smokes so if my aops player tells me Alexi they don't have any smokes on a it's really easy to for me to make a mid game call okay guys let's fake towards B and go a or guys let's just go a with our execute whatever we have planned uh previously and most likely it'll be a good call because they'll they are running out of equipment you know what I'm saying then we move on to entry Fragger well entry Fragger it really sounds like entry frag that's basically what what he does the entry Fragger is the person that entries the side he always goes first he tries to uh attack the objective the bomb side first uh connector connector terrorist win the [ __ ] was this shot with an entry Fragger also comes a support a support player is a player who pushes with anti frag he uses uh utility to provide cover basically so he flashes he tries to get them into the side and tries to keep them alive he would for example trade kill okay so the last role is lurker so a lurker is a player that focuses on stealth and out maneuvering the enemies uh basically trying to catch them off guard you can have a lurker on CT side and you can have a lurker on t- side I'll explain it for t- side it's pretty easy to have an example so for example you're playing Inferno your whole team is pushing banana well you're staying in ABS trying to catch rotating players of guard basically out maneuvering them you're lurking lurking does really sound like baiting quite a lot but it's used uh different times cuz there's a difference between being baiting and lurking okay guys that's going to be it for this video uh I hope this terminology guide really helps you and now you know what these words mean so when people tell you what to do um you understand what they're saying and maybe you can even use the words yourself because now you know what they mean if there's any words that you don't really understand yet or I have left out let me know in the comments that way I can explain them to you I answer pretty quickly because I have no life but yeah that's going to be it for this one leave a like subscribe and just like I said in my channel trailer from now on you're called gingis I will see you in the next one gingis [Music] peace [Music] you

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Length: 21min 37sec (1297 seconds)

Published: Sun Nov 05 2023

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