Competition is an innate human instinct that can be safely satisfied through the ladder in Counter-Strike, getting adrenaline and other important hormones. Although the game is a team game, the player matching system is convenient for single player games as well. However, playing alone can be a challenge because of the difficulties one may encounter.

It's not the numbers that matter, it's your level of play

To begin with, it's important to understand that the matchmaking system in Counter-Strike depends on your level of play over multiple matches, not individual performances. This means that ranking numbers only matter in the context of your development. The key is not to play ranked matches indifferently, but to focus on your own improvement. By raising your level of play, you automatically go higher.

Excellent communication is the key to success

Communication wins in games. In Counter-Strike, access to information is limited, so effective communication is critical. The more information you have, the more likely you are to make good decisions. Listen carefully to your teammates and respect them, don't flood the chat. If they start insulting you without constructive criticism, it's better to mute - lack of communication is better than harmful communication.

Do not tilt, and do not dismoralize your teammates

It is important to maintain morale in the game. We are all human and sometimes we are not in the mood. If someone plays badly, it is most often not their fault, but the result of the player selection system. Putting pressure on a teammate will rarely improve his play, but can make things worse. Remember that your opponents are human beings too. In matchmaking, it is important to keep the spirit alive to boost your spirits and increase your chances of a comeback.