🎮 Counter-Strike Showdown: League Match Edition
Gear up, team! Review our league match like a championship squad—celebrate clutches, defuse mistakes, and strategize our next win. Let’s make every match a highlight!
Template Columns
🏆 MVP Moments
Spotlight the plays, teamwork, and strategies that led us to victory or shone brightest this match.
Base column: What Went Wellđź’Ł Missed Shots
Analyze the rounds that went sideways—identify misplays, miscomms, or tactics that backfired.
Base column: What Went Wrong🛠️ New Strats & Practice
Suggest concrete ways to sharpen our skills, tweak roles, or innovate team strats for our next game.
Base column: What We Want to ImproveAbout this template
Counter-Strike Showdown: League Match Edition is a dynamic retrospective where your team reviews key moments, learns from mistakes, and collaborates on new strategies to level up your performance.
When to use this template
Use this format after any league match to boost team engagement, sharpen competitive skills, and prepare for future games. It's especially valuable for high-stakes matches where both success and improvement matter.
How to facilitate
Kick off the session by welcoming everyone and briefly recapping the league match to get everyone's head back in the game.
Invite team members to add their thoughts under each column: MVP Moments for highlights, Missed Shots for setbacks, and New Strats & Practice for future ideas.
Give the group a few minutes to silently review, comment, and upvote the most impactful cards in each column.
Facilitate a discussion starting with MVP Moments, celebrating standout plays and teamwork. Encourage specific shout-outs.
Move to Missed Shots and create a safe space for open, blame-free analysis. Focus on extracting learning points from each situation.
Transition to New Strats & Practice. Collaborate on actionable improvements, assign clear owners for next steps, and agree on what to try before the next match.
Summarize key takeaways, confirm action items, and end with an encouraging message for the team’s next competition.
Pro Tips
Encourage players to review game footage ahead of the retro for richer, more detailed insights.
Keep discussions solution-focused, especially when analyzing mistakes, to maintain a positive atmosphere.
Ask quieter team members for their perspectives to ensure everyone’s voice is heard.
Set a timer for each section to keep energy high and discussions concise.
FAQ
What if some teammates are reluctant to share mistakes?
Frame the session as a way to improve together, not to assign blame. Highlight how learning from missed shots benefits the whole team.
How do we avoid repeating the same feedback every match?
Encourage specific examples tied to the recent match, and revisit past action items to track progress and variety.
Can this format work for solo performance analysis?
It's designed for teams, but individuals can use it for self-reflection and improvement planning if adapted.
At a glance
- Duration
35–50 min
- Team Size
4-10 people
- Columns
3 columns
- Base Format
What Went Well, What Went Wrong, What We Want to Improve
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Use this template to run your next retrospective