Team Communication Scenarios

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Listen. Communication is key in CSGO competitive. However, there are so many trolls and bad players it's not even funny. How often does a teammate get upset at another teammate for something like not dropping a weapon for the other. Then words get said and both teammates are screaming profanity at each other. Before you know it, both teammates are fully tilted and playing badly. The best thing anyone can do in this scenerio is to simply block each other before you throw the game completely for the other players on the team. If you've played long enough you know how to look at the map and know how to play with no communication at all. I don't suggest blocking every teammate on the team, but there are times that it might come to that. Getting

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