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In short, Lil Polski: tighten up, aim true, use your brain, and stop treating every round like it’s a highlight reel. You’re not just in it for yourself—you’re in it for the squad. Fix these basics, and maybe, just maybe, you’ll reach the level of “not a complete liability.”

Decision-Making – You’re not S1mple, so stop trying to 1v5 with a pistol. You get greedy every time you’re up by one kill. Secure the round, play smart, and stop running around like you’re in a free-for-all deathmatch. You want to be a hero? Good. Start by being a good teammate.

Mindset – Stop getting tilted. One round doesn’t define a game. You lose pistol? It’s fine. You miss an easy shot? Move on. The amount of salt you bring to every death is unreal. Focus up, stay calm, and remember that raging only makes you play worse. Aim for clarity, not chaos.

Economy Management – Stop buying full sets of utility every round when you barely use them. What’s the point of dropping $300 on a flash you’re going to throw straight into the wall? Learn when to save, when to force buy, and when to eco. You don’t need an AWP every time you have cash. Sometimes, you’re better off with a rifle and a smoke.

Utility Usage – If I see another flash that blinds only your teammates, we’re kicking you off the squad. You have smokes, Lil Polski. USE THEM. Do you know how to smoke off CT on Mirage? Because I swear, it’s like watching a monkey try to do calculus. Watch a YouTube tutorial, practice in offline mode, and nail your smokes and flashes before you EVER attempt another ranked game.

Listen up, Lil Polski, it’s time for a CS2 reality check. You might think you’re popping heads, clutching rounds, and carrying the team on Mirage, but the truth is, there’s room for major improvement, my guy. Here’s what you NEED to work on if you ever want to be anything other than a walking eco frag for the enemy team:

Aim Discipline – We all know you love that spray-and-pray lifestyle, but CS2 demands precision. Stop spraying from the hip at mid-range and START practicing those head taps. Ever heard of crosshair placement? Try aiming at head level before you get into a firefight, not after you’ve been domed.

Map Awareness – If I see you get outflanked from the same spot ONE more time, I swear, I’m uninstalling the game for you. You’ve played Dust2 500 times; you should know every corner by now. Check your radar, keep your ears open, and for the love of Gaben, communicate with your team.