Aim stability
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17 May 2008, 15:23
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What's the secret to keep a good allaround aim? A few weeks ago I lowered my mouse sens and everything went so smooth, headshots and acc. Now I just can't seem to focus... My hand gets to much after the target and I can't seem to be able to stabilize it. What's wrong with me? :-s.
but is it bad or something?
low sens + low dpi
- clean mousepad and skates
-keep the same settings (sensitivity, fov, r_mode, maxfps, crosshair)
-play publics and 3on3
-LOW SENS ;>
-the best result you get when you arent concentrating 100% :D
-good combination of mouse and pad
- don't change your settings
- don't overdo practicing
brb
its because the prices there are mega big :<
default windows sens
no accel
no drivers
sens 2.6 - 3.0 (~midsens)
mx518 / 510 / 310 preferred
+ a little practice
= good aim.
D:
then u should be around medskill atleast, but u aint :<
i dont play much ET anymore though, so if i played you recently then i dunno - i play a mix 3on3 with m8s once a week so obviousy my aim is rusty
plz /q TheoDor
yesh li ani tzarih ezra eim ze xDDD
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For a long time I couldn't decide what to use and thought about changing the sens before every match, so it would fit to my current mood. (For example, when I don't play for a week, the sens sometimes feels too fast or too low, so I used to change it .) But it takes just too much time and makes your aim even more unstable.
I'm still trying to find a way to remove all binds needed for fighting from the mouse. It would be much easier to aim if you just had to move the mouse, without pressing a button on it. But you have to control movement (+sprinting and crouching) and shooting with one hand and it's very difficult to find a good keyboard layout.
Some more tips:
Don't play too much, but play regularly. If you notice your concentration drops, take a break and do something else if possible.
Don't play when you're angry.
Before important matches, go on an empty server and run around a bit to warm up (hand/eye coordination). Imo playing a complete warmup-match is a waste of time and energy.
Watch replays of your games and think about why you lost control (not enough space on the mousepad / did you "overaim" with the mouse / did you move wrong or too much?). Then think about how to avoid these situations.
really nice idea, going to try that ;>
Felt very weird and I was too lazy to try to play with it for some days. But you're right this would probably be the best way to do it, because +attack is the only action I have bound on the mouse when fighting and you don't necessarily need to run forward in fights.
what really counts is training with them
everyone should find his own way !