CS:Go is initially playable for everyone.
However, you need some experience and good communication if you want to slide into the higher ranks in matchmaking.

Those who are random players should not be annoyed by aggressive teammates.

The biggest problem we have here are the Tick 64 servers. With Tick 128 servers the probability of hitting your opponent increases even if he is in the crosshairs.

If you are a new CS player, then start with bots and learn how the weapons behave. (Spray Control)

Before you start the matchmaking, you should familiarize yourself with the maps. This works very well for Deathmatch, because you have many different starting points (SPAWN). In addition, you will quickly learn how to aim.

Don't despair once you learn to die :)

don't buy cheats, they were all (even the supposedly safe ones) recognized after some time.

Be friendly and fair to your fellow players, if necessary one sees oneself again times.

CS:Go is initially playable for everyone. However, you need some experience and good communication if you want to slide into the higher ranks in matchmaking. Those who are random players should not be annoyed by aggressive teammates. The biggest problem we have here are the Tick 64 servers. With Tick 128 servers the probability of hitting your opponent increases even if he is in the crosshairs. If you are a new CS player, then start with bots and learn how the weapons behave. (Spray Control) Before you start the matchmaking, you should familiarize yourself with the maps. This works very well for Deathmatch, because you have many different starting points (SPAWN). In addition, you will quickly learn how to aim. Don't despair once you learn to die :) don't buy cheats, they were all (even the supposedly safe ones) recognized after some time. Be friendly and fair to your fellow players, if necessary one sees oneself again times.