– Find your mouse sensitivity. It’s good to have a lower sensitivity where
you have full control of your movements and your crosshair doesn’t seem
“twitchy”. Once you find a comfortable DPI and in-game sensitivity, stick
with it and practice flickshotting (moving your crosshair very quickly to a
precise point).
– Crosshair placement is very important. Always aim at head level. You
don’t want to be aiming at the floor because an enemy isn’t going to be
popping out of there. Try to aim where the opponent’s head will appear.
For example: when rounding corners, try to “hug” them with your crosshair.
This makes it so you don’t have to move very much if an enemy ends up
being there.
– Always check your corners. Many players, especially on eco rounds, will
attempt to hide in odd places around tight corners to try and get a kill
and nab your gun. Whenever you enter a room that you’re not 100% sure is
safe, quickly scan your surroundings to make sure nobody’s trying to ambush
you. You’ll get better at this as you improve your mouse/aiming skills.
– Armor is so important. This doesn’t seem to be a huge problem with you,
but you always should have armor (except for some eco rounds where you need
to save money). If you’re shot without armor, your aim will be thrown off
and your screen will move in a random direction (this is called aimpunch).
Aimpunch is unforgiving: it means that if you’re shot even once by the
enemy, your aim is gone and your chances of survival are essentially gone.
– I would recommend against buying the CZ during a pistol round. They’re
great for eco rounds where the other team is buying, but its very limited
ammo with high rate of fire means that you can easily run out of shots and
be completely helpless.
– Use your audio! Sound is crucial in CS because it can let you know of
the location of your enemies. If you learn how to use your sound well, you
can anticipate enemy maneuvers and rushes before they happen and have time
to prepare. This goes both ways, though. Use the walk key whenever you
don’t want the enemy to know your location.

There’s TONS of other points out there, but those are a few important ones.
I would add more but I don’t want this comment to be an essay. I’m glad
you’ve obtained an interest in CS. It’s a great game and I look forward to
seeing you improve!

U went yolo on a short at the end before u had looked good enought after
some players, so u ended up with standing 100% in the open shooting an
enemy, that hidded behind some boxes.

U also spendt some money on Zeus u could have saved, i know it’s funny to
use, but sometimes u might miss 100 or 200 :/

Idk what kind of headset/ headphi\ones u use, but a the sounds u and
enemies make can be a game-changer. Way importante :D

When i was a Nova I player, i played with and against Jesus bin Nazaret,
one of ur enemies :D