Snappi Teaches In-Game Leading
Play CS:GO like a pro and take your career to the next level, with this CS:GO MasterClass.
4:22
Snappi introduction
Welcome to Snappis In-Game leader CS:GO course. Snappi talks about the different learning objectives in the course and further explains how you can increase your learning.
5:56
Definition of being an In-Game Leader
In this episode, Snappi shares his thoughts on what it takes to become an in-game leader, and what it takes to succeed as one.
2:41
Overview as an In-Game Leader (2:42)
You need to know all the roles of your strategy; you should know all grenades and the like to always cover for the deficiencies of a teammate. This are just some of the things you need to know as an In-Game leader.
8:03
Early Round Executes (8:04)
In this episode, Snappi goes over how to execute a site, but also how to build default tactics on the different sites and so on.
5:38
Pistol Rounds, T-side (5:38)
People generally tend to overthink the pistol round. Players barely have any utility to work with, and as such it’s hard to establish a proper setup. In this episode, Snappi shares his thoughts on the t-side pistol round.
4:45
How to build a default in CS:GO (4:45)
First of all, you need to take a look at the roles and decide who is going to play what such as a lurker, support player, and map control. Snappi will in this episode talk about how you can build a team from scratch.
10:42
Default on De_Mirage (10:43)
You need to know about the key smokes and flashes for mirage to gain a foothold on the map and gain an advantage. In this episode, Snappi talks about the default strategy on mirage.
10:32
Default on De_Inferno (10:33)
Banana control is vital to your chances of winning the game, this will keep the CT’s guessing whether or not you will go B or A.In this episode, Snappi talks about the default strategy on inferno.
7:39
Executes on De_Inferno (7:40)
Not only is the banana control important, but there are still two other critical parts of the map, these being aps and top mid. In this episode, Snappi talks about the different executes on inferno.
16:27
Default on De_Nuke (16:28)
In this episode, Snappi talks about the default strategy on Nuke. Nuke is a little different from other maps which are about map control, while Nuke is mostly about baiting the rotations to get on to A side.”
13:31
Default on De_Train (13:32)
Train is quite different from the other maps. On Train, you get given most of the map control from the start. In this episode, Snappi talks about the default strategy on Train.
13:36
Late Round Executes (13:37)
In this episode, Snappi talks about late-round execute which is when the CT starts to run low on utility to stop a possible execute.
6:42
Explosive Executes (6:43)
Explosive plays are useful whenever the CT is holding on to their utility. Most of the time, the CT can shut down a normal execute just by smoking and maybe even moloing you.
6:00
Build and structure CT side (6:00)
In this episode, Snappi explains in detail how to build and structure a CT side. You need to pick the right spots for your teammates' playstyle. Place a support player in a more defensive spot and an aggressive player in a more open spot where they can shine and be confident.
8:58
Utilize CT Setups (8:58)
Having your AWP player going B site on mirage is a good way to keep the T’s away from B. In this episode, Snappi dives into how to utilize and build a CT side with structure and setups like passive and aggressive setups.
9:14
Get Banana Control as CT (9:15)
In this episode, Snappi talks about how to gain banana control as CT and how to catch the Terrorists off guard to deal as much utility damage as possible in the process.
3:16
Get Long Control as CT on Dust2 (3:17)
Whenever you want to gain control over long A, you should always have the person spawning closest to A long go there. This person will always be able to molly hut without getting caught out.
9:30
How to play afterplant situations (9:30)
In afterplant situation using crossfire as a way to keep your enemy away from the site in the afterplant situation is a useful way to drag the time out. You can use your teammates as bait to get a proper crossfire going.
11:15
How to do retakes (11:15)
In this episode, Snappi provides tips on how to retake B site on dust2, which is considered to be one of the hardest sites to retake in the game.
6:27
How to play as a Lurker (6:28)
You will need perfect timing to make your lurker perfect. If you're too slow, you won't get anything out of it. If you're too fast, you will likely end up dead. In this episode, Snappi explains how the lurker can take advantage of chaos within a round.
11:33
How to review your opponents pt.1 (11:34)
Reviewing your opponent’s demo will give you an idea of what will happen when an execute is about to happen. In this episode, Snappi explains how to analyze an opponent and set up a counter.
7:55
How to review your opponents pt.2 (7:56)
Whenever you review a demo, you must look out for your opponent's general strategies. Doing this will make it easier to predict where your opponent could be heading and what they are doing. Demo review is key to become a better player.
12:28
How to review your teams demo (12:28)
In this episode, Snappi explains how to analyze your team, catch mistakes, and reevaluate what you did wrong and what you can improve on in the future.
3:21
Outro (3:22)
In this episode, Snappi brings his course to a close and thanks to you for watching. Remember Counter-Strike is not only about dedication, but also about practical training. Snappi gives his last thoughts and overall principles.
