About cfg

yes, good cfg like maus butchji or bobika will make enemy hitboxes twice as big as they actually are

There is something,but not really connected with hitboxes. Quake 3 engine is fucked up and cfg means a lot, but ofc it is not the most important thing.

Take two random configs and set same settings like sensitivity, r_mode, fov, m_pitch and after trying them out tell me that it is the same stuff. Ur acc, hs are the same on both. It is one big bullshit. The problem is that most people can't suit to one cfg fast, so they got impatient etc and change cfgs all the time. It makes it worse. That's why there so many low+ players playing 24/7 h and still sucking dicks mostly inactive oldschools like olbaa. He's playing/played on one cfg for couple of years, invented his own gamestyle,aimstyle and he sticks to dat. Of course there is a matter of talent, but honestly ur own cfg is really important too. That's why people come back and ask for their old config. Noobs tested 9999999 settings and still being low.
My advice, choose one and stick with it. U will come back after couple of months and tell everybody, that cfg is irrelevant. Like most people do.

And ofc after that mAus/phyzic will own u anyway. Or nejm.

Can download my cfg http://www.upload.ee/files/4467571/Pandabot.rar.html :pp

yeah i can't hit on Picmip 0 or 1... dunno why but its fucking hilarious

exec pollo

cfg =/= skill. perseverance and determination in anything will result in improvement. necessary changes become obvious over time, eg. if there are times where you find it too hard to see an opponent due to a dark area, you change the brightness. if you notice yourself being backraged a lot and can't turn around in time to counter, give yourself a higher sensitivity. the truth is the majority of top players in all games have kept the same settings for years. eg. Squall played with default etcfg since the beginning afaik, and Cooller played with the same cfg for a decade in Quake.

make changes when they're necessary, but constantly playing with new settings only causes some placebo effect and doesn't really help toward improvement. personally I took advice from aimers I respected who seemed willing to shed light on some simple info, such as mAus and crumbs, both recommended using a sensitivity that allows you to do a minimum of a 380° turn. I decided to use a slightly higher sensitivity but I think that's the last time I changed those settings. if you actually hope to be consistent you need to start by practicing with settings you're comfortable with, and not giving up on it after a day or a week.

What specifficaly does the r_mode change ? I know there are values up to 6 i think, so what is the difference between those ?