What used to CS:GO’s default radio bindings

I did some research on this matter because i was very curious about it when you posted this question and i finally found what adada is.

ADADADADA is pressing A and D keys to strafe left and right while you're shooting. It makes you harder to hit (since you're moving left and right constantly enemies will miss you more often then they would if you were standing still), but strafing left and right doesn't really reduce your accuracy by much, it's almost the same as if you were shooting while standing still.

That taken into account, a lot of people are saying ADADA is abuse since you're just as accurate and you're harder to hit.

What you can do is to run CS:GO, open console, then unbind said keys before you rebind them. To open console, you must enable it trough the options menu, under key bindings and advanced settings. You can also right-click CS:GO in your steam game library and select "launch options". There you must write -console. Done correctly and the console will be open when you start the game again. I recommend you do a bindtoggle [ keyname ] console to ensure you get easy access to the console at a later point.

In console, write:

unbind [ Keyname ]

Then you can rebind them using bind [ keyname ] [ command ]

The unbind part may not be needed, but it's reasonable to do so you are sure the keys are completely set to ONLY be bound the way you want.