Learning how to see the damage you’ve done to your opponent in CS2 is valuable in several ways. It reflects how effective you are, your progress, and your overall contribution. Sometimes, you might believe you’ve inflicted a lot of damage, but in truth, you’ve barely harmed your opponent.
- Understanding damage in CS2 is essential for assessing performance and even understanding a gun’s spray pattern.
- Players can check the damage they’ve inflicted in two ways: at the end of each round and through the scoreboard during gameplay.
- At the end of the round, the damage done to each player and the number of shots it took will be displayed under the player’s avatar.
- The stats, accessible with the Tab key, show players’ overall damage, kills, deaths, and headshot percentage.
- Players can also see the damage done as ADR (Average Damage per Round) after a match has ended in CS2.
How To See Damage Done In CS2 During Match
After the update from CSGO to CS2, you’re able to see the damage done to your enemies, which is shown on the Scoreboard screen or the Stats table by pressing the “Tab” key.
Scoreboard
On the scoreboard, below each player’s picture at the top of your screen, you’ll find two numbers after the round has concluded.
- The first number, the larger one, shows the damage you’ve caused to that particular player.
- For instance, if you’ve dealt 25 damage to someone, the number will be “25.”
- The second number, in Italics and right next to the damage dealt, reveals how many shots it took to inflict that damage, so if it required 2 shots to deal 25 damage, it will show as “25 in 2.”
Stats
- The stats will appear, and it includes a “DMG” stat at the end.
- The “DMG” stat shows your overall damage done in the match.
Besides damage, the stats provide a range of other statistics, including:
- Kills
- Deaths
- Headshot percentage
Monitoring both damage and headshot stats is important for understanding your performance in the CS2.
How To See Damage Done In CS2 Post-Match
ADR is a crucial statistic that indicates the average amount of damage you have done to your opponents in each round. A high ADR usually signifies that you are actively engaged in combat and assisting your team in securing kills. It can be a valuable metric for evaluating your contribution to the team’s success. Learning your mistakes is one way to get better at CS2.
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