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Doraemon
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Ragnarork
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boxerfred
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Kipsate
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now thats inappropriate. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On January 18 2016 11:21 Doraemon wrote: i always felt that aiming for the head is counter intuitive as the recoil will go up straight away and if you miss your first shot, you're going to miss the next few unless you pull down immediately, is it better to aim around the neck and let the recoil go up and hit head (giving you some time to pull down)? or is this the dumbest thing ever heard Aim at the head. Control the spray down. That is the best way. If you do it the other way you might succeed at lower levels (and yes it works at lower levels) but then you will get stuck in a bad habit and get rolled by better players. Its not that hard. You just need to get into the habit of controling the spray down. Ive never tried but there are lots of aim maps and stuff Im sure are quite useful. Also I think theres some guides out there. Very basic stuff but if you have no idea it goes along way. + Show Spoiler + Personally i figured it out myself because 1) Im to lazy, and 2) my 1.6 ego wouldnt let me look shit up so I would just figure it out in DM. But thats not the way I would suggest anyone else to do it. Unless you have someones back turned and you want to guarantee to land a 3-4 bullet burst then you can cheat on this a bit + Show Spoiler + also sometimes the way the models are the head position is wonky with the opponents back turned so you might miss it. Generally with the way angles work once you play enough your natural crosshair placement will be aiming at head level even if your just running around and not really peaking angles. That just comes with practice. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8250 Posts
On January 19 2016 08:33 Rebs wrote: Aim at the head. Control the spray down. That is the best way. If you do it the other way you might succeed at lower levels (and yes it works at lower levels) but then you will get stuck in a bad habit and get rolled by better players. Its not that hard. You just need to get into the habit of controling the spray down. Ive never tried but there are lots of aim maps and stuff Im sure are quite useful. Also I think theres some guides out there. Very basic stuff but if you have no idea it goes along way. + Show Spoiler + Personally i figured it out myself because 1) Im to lazy, and 2) my 1.6 ego wouldnt let me look shit up so I would just figure it out in DM. But thats not the way I would suggest anyone else to do it. Unless you have someones back turned and you want to guarantee to land a 3-4 bullet burst then you can cheat on this a bit + Show Spoiler + also sometimes the way the models are the head position is wonky with the opponents back turned so you might miss it. Generally with the way angles work once you play enough your natural crosshair placement will be aiming at head level even if your just running around and not really peaking angles. That just comes with practice. 100% this. In higher levels everyone will be aiming on the head and pulling down, and will always have a huge advantage over someone who wastes a couple of bullets aiming at the neck and waiting for the crosshair to pull up. Besides, if you miss on the way up, you're going to have to pull down again making it harder to control the spray vs just starting at the head and controlling all bullets to the same location. | ||
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
Just aim for the head first and learn how to control the next bullets. Not much more to do than feel it and figure out yourself how to adjust the aim accordingly. Don't forget to try at multiple distances (you can configure that, as long with a lot of other parameters, in the map). | ||
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ahswtini
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Yrr
Germany804 Posts
On January 19 2016 19:08 ahswtini wrote: when ur running and suddenly need to shoot, is the best way to stop just to tap the key in the opposite direction to the way u were running I thought crouching is the fastest way to reduce the movement inaccuracy. | ||
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
You can also get a 5-7/Tec9 and not care about stopping.  | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22212 Posts
On January 19 2016 19:49 Ragnarork wrote: You can also get a 5-7/Tec9 and not care about stopping. is this because they are more accurate moving, or because of their magazine size or high headshot dmg | ||
Nixer
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
On January 19 2016 20:05 ahswtini wrote: is this because they are more accurate moving, or because of their magazine size or high headshot dmg For both because they have a quite sizeable magazine (Five-Seven has 20, Tec9 has 24 IIRC). The Tec9 is the most accurate pistol when running, the 5-7 not as good, but still decent and incredibly powerful at relatively short distance (even in the chest with kevlar, as both have a 90% armor penetration). Both kill with a headshot at short/mid distance even with a helmet. @Nixer: I would think this is quite a bit farther than that for the headshot. I'll try on a custom map with units indications. | ||
Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
On January 19 2016 19:08 ahswtini wrote: when ur running and suddenly need to shoot, is the best way to stop just to tap the key in the opposite direction to the way u were running Let go of the direction key you're going, and tap the key in the opposite direction. | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22212 Posts
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Nixer
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On January 19 2016 22:54 Ragnarork wrote: For both because they have a quite sizeable magazine (Five-Seven has 20, Tec9 has 24 IIRC). The Tec9 is the most accurate pistol when running, the 5-7 not as good, but still decent and incredibly powerful at relatively short distance (even in the chest with kevlar, as both have a 90% armor penetration). Both kill with a headshot at short/mid distance even with a helmet. @Nixer: I would think this is quite a bit farther than that for the headshot. I'll try on a custom map with units indications. It's not, I've looked it up and tested it. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8250 Posts
All the way to the right side you have "fatal headshot range (helmet)". The numbers are in "units", and you run 250 units per second, or 1000 units in four seconds. | ||
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Sent.
Poland9296 Posts
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Norway8250 Posts
On January 24 2016 03:07 Sent. wrote: How popular are hacks in cs:go? I played sc2 and LoL and I can't remember the last time I played against an obvious cheater in any of those games but just today I met two blatant wallhackers in a row in casual games. I remember cheating was a big problem in cs 1.6 but didn't expect it to carry over to cs:go. Was I unlucky/paranoid or is wide spread cheating a real thing in this game? Cheating is still a ridiculously large problem in cs. I'm facing a hacker probably every 4th match, although it's hard to know for sure as it can be hard to tell a hacker and smurf apart. | ||
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On January 24 2016 03:07 Sent. wrote: How popular are hacks in cs:go? I played sc2 and LoL and I can't remember the last time I played against an obvious cheater in any of those games but just today I met two blatant wallhackers in a row in casual games. I remember cheating was a big problem in cs 1.6 but didn't expect it to carry over to cs:go. Was I unlucky/paranoid or is wide spread cheating a real thing in this game? I heard in casual there is a lot of cheaters, but once you get into normal competitive matchmaking there won't really be any cheaters at all. | ||
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