There are CS:GO guides and books that are worth a fortune and give useless advice.

Youtuber voo CSGO has shown that there are products for sale that lie or give bad information.

If you are a player of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or any competitive video game, you definitely sought advice to improve either online or offline through guidebooks or by purchasing a book that claims to have all the answers in the book at hand.

It’s always good to have both free content and other paid products on hand when you need them, but you should watch out for someAs the creator of voo CSGO content shows in his YouTube video at the top of the news.

In it, it guarantees that you spend $300 worth of CS:GO books and guides They are for sale both in physical stores and in digital stores that we all have access to, because they offer really useless advice for improving the shooter or approaching the levels of competitive players.

Looks like someone copied directly from the internetFor example, in one of them they invite you to use a large television for gaming, a monitor will always be better for response time. Presented in another book positioning that cannot be performed in the game others that don’t work directly when we put them into practice or because they leave you exposed. One more person gives silly advice to win Dust2, and even a $80 guide looks like it was copied from the internet because it explicitly invites us to see a gif that cannot be reproduced within the pages of the book.

You can see more examples in the video, but what’s clear is that you should be careful when spending money on a book to hone your skills in the multiplayer offerings and check out who did it and the content it brings, more with the rise of free. Playing recently released games with a high competitive component like the last MultiVersus.