Exact same. One day I'm dying after my first clue for every game for hours straight then one day I'm wiping duos like it's the easiest thing in the world. After that fourth or fifth bad game I just take a little break and tell myself to slow down..and just HUNT. Then I get back into my groove.
@@jstnrbsn I have never. And I mean NEVER. In over 100 hours of playtime, ever encountered an enemy at the first clue. Doesn’t matter if I go solo, duo, or trio. I sprint to the first clue and it’s always free. It’s the most lame thing ever. How are you running into enemies at first clue? I would like to get into early fights like that.
Number 10 really is so important. The stakes of Hunt make PvP so daunting, especially to new players, but you genuinely just have to go out there with that Samurai frame of mind: In every fight, you're going to die. Getting past the reservations of losing a Hunter and really throwing yourself into PvP is the only way truly improve in this game.
If people do this, they also improve the community discord and reddit. The whining about losing is so bad. If people were a bit more chill about dying, and take it as learning moments rather than personal failures, everything would be better for everyone involved.
I came from Tarkov, which took me about 2 years to lose my gear fear. Coming into this was a piece of cake. Its the difference between taking 20 minutes to make a cool loadout in Tarkov to lose it 5 minutes later, to making a cool loadout in Hunt in about 2 minutes and not caring.
@@Taeerom People are mad not only cause they loose but cause they take a headshot when cheking a window cause there a rat waiting with a scope at that windows even if you fighted all time on the opposite side of the house. Why they look there ? why they don't circle you to get a view on a window u peeked 50 time to kill some dudes. Ok they killed so gg wp u but is it deserved tho ? like running all the map without seeing anyone when taking clues and getting one taped from 100m and looking your mate also getting hs right after you is kinda meh. so it's normal when there are unfair situation they will always be tears from people.
These are all great tips, but I was surprised that you didn't mention trigger control at all. Overcoming my tendency to reactively return fire was one of my biggest growths. I used to panic fire a lot, being too scared of being headshot myself to properly line up a shot, but I started focusing on how that was getting me killed a lot because my shots would whif. Now I just take the slightest moment longer to confirm my shot placement on the targets that are throwing lead at me, and I come out victorious way more often because of it. A no-brainer for some, but a big lesson for me.
When spectating a teammate after I've been downed, I try not to backseat game, but this is one of the mantras I'll repeat. "take a breath, line up the shot"
Playing hunt showdown right now and it’s actually the opposite for me I’ve found, I tend to only shoot when I’m confident in my shot and I feel it would be better to just keep the pressure on the enemy
Tip 11. Watch youtube videos. Watching how other people play, manoeuvre through compounds and across open areas, their decision making, style of play, and aiming, is always helpful. Like practise, studying and studying the greats can help your gameplay aswell. Love the content Ascendance, happy hunting all x
@@-XXI- yeh. you now know if somone is already in the boss area when you enter it is one example. when the community cried about campers the devs bent over to find a solution . not a bad one but does make it more predictable. also peoples play styles are way more predictable these days. back in the day i could do the bounty think all is clear no ones near open a door to someone already standing on other side with a shotgun. the rush was great. now you know if somones there or not .
Personal recommendation: If you are on windows. Open the control panel and open the Mouse properties section and disable enhance mouse precision under the pointer options. When this option is on, mouse acceleration will occur and will alter your mouse speed when you are moving the cursor faster. THIS IS HORRIBLE FOR PRECISION, since the distance your hand has to travel will not be consistent!
Tip #11: Learn how to measure distance and learn the optimal range of your weapon. Seems like an easy one for vets, but it can be a real issue for newer hunters. Well, lookie here! 4FS has a handy video all about it. I highly recommend it
Yeah i was wating too. I have 700+ too but my aim is not improving since the 200-300 hour mark :D But probably i am at my skill max and can't get any better.
I'd have to add a tip #11 and this can apply to pretty much any game that you're trying to learn, and that's to play with mates that you can rely on. It's much harder to learn and get good at a game when you're queuing in with randos all the time, with a reliable group of friends you can have each other's back, communicate, and from those key things you will afford each other the opportunities to focus on improving your play style without fear of being let down by a rando who decides to run off and play bush goblin while you're left on your own trying to 1v3.
I personally have a lot of fun with random partners even when we dont get in chat. Especially if they are experienced. Reading each other tactically is so much fun
One thing I think I learn (and teach, in a way) a lot of game sense and so on is to talk about why we died when we load out. Just talk it through with a mate to air out what went wrong and cover each others misinterpretations or missed info. Did we do the right call, just didn't hit our shots? Should we have known about that ambush? Did we hesitate, or was the hesitation correct? Did one person know something the other needed to know? These things are great to talk, and think, about when you have time to jsut go through it. At least it beats just hating yourself for being bad all night.
personally I've found that queuing with random partners helps you learn a lot more about how to lead your team without even giving a verbal order, either on passive objectives or in firefights. even though there is little to no communication beyond pings, eventually you begin to know how to control the focus of your teammates. if you are the one in front of them, they will follow your lead. you shoot, they shoot. you post up on a rooftop to overwatch a firefight, and you ping them where to flank from. sure, its nice to have a group you can entirely rely on after having plenty of experience with them, but being able to lead a team of strangers without speaking a word is much more useful.
A good tip for aiming on console is use hunter not gunslinger and turn down turning acceleration to 70. Have a really high sensitivity on default sensitivity for melee and dark sight. Then adjust shoulder and ads until you find a good sweet spot for close range and long range gunfights. It’s also more convenient for using melee attacks and melee rushing with guns because trying to hold R3 and turn is quite difficult.
Tip: Find one gun and get good with it. it can be temping to want to try out all the guns and ammo types. Once you feel comfortable move on to another gun and get good with it. This tactic has helped me the most.
One in-depth tip for adjusting your sensitivity is to go into training mode, bring a weapon with very little sway, find an exact point on a wall or object, aim at it from about 10~20 meters away, and then walk around randomly in somewhat big movements, trying to keep your aim locked onto that spot. If you have trouble keeping it accurately on that spot, your sensitivity is too high. If you cannot keep up, your sensitivity is too low. Adjust accordingly until you can comfortably lock that aim on a spot even as you walk around changing directions frequently. Once you've found your ideal sensitivity, ideally you would then get a mouse mat that is wide enough to let you do a 360 with that sensitivity.
This is such a great post! The only thing I disagree with is the mousepad part. You only need a mousepad that will allow you to rotate 180 degrees, 210 degrees max. The 360 rotation is definitely not needed and you don’t need a super large mousepad for that either. What people need to realize is that resetting your mouse in a fight is completely fine if you have the right tools. I invested in a softer mousepad (Hayate Otsu XSOFT) and a really light mouse (I was previously using the g502 which was way too heavy for FPS games). This allowed me to be able to reset to the point where it’s not noticeable at all during fire fights. Cheers!
I do this, but with flicking. I'll blindly-flick between some different targets, by feel, and adjust my sense dependimg if my flicks are short or overshooting.
I have things to add here. First of all, as someone who is trying to get /consistently/ better with aiming, understand and accept that your aim is gonna be fluctuating each day you play, as does your overall performance. Another thing that has helped me is controlling my panic during fights. The last tip in this video was practicing your aiming. On top of that, monitor your panic during fights and practice staying calm, win or lose, your goal should be getting better at both things (and having fun). I use diaphragmatic breathing to actively make sure I stay focused and calm. This part goes without saying, but with time and experience, you'll grow more confident in your ability, just remember to have fun while you're learning to improve, it's the most important part for your efforts to bear fruit.
I also think the training mode in this game added about a year ago is very underrated. Most players seem to have only gone a single time to earn blood bonds. But you have a zone of six compounds where you can practice aim, experiment with loadouts, sensitivities, key binds and do anything you want in your own private server world where no one can hurt you.
I highly recommend playing QP when it comes back as there is very little downside to being super aggro. I went from a .92 to a 1.09 because I use QP as practice/warmup. Another tip I found is to aim by strafing when possible that way you only have to worry about one axis instead of two. I am primarily on console but I find it also helps a lot on pc!
Quickplay has no Matchmaking which is why it is useless for anybody with a 3 star rating so i never played it again since i havent played the game for 6000hours.
Great video as always! I play on xbox and use gunslinger settings (I'm already well aware of the pros and cons) however I've always been curious as to how the hip fire crosshair works? Does the bullet go dead center similar to ADS? Or is it an RNG thing with a chance to go anywhere within the sometimes large crosshair? Obviously shotguns etc. are different due to spread. But I'm not sure how it works exactly with rifles and pistols...
So when in hipfire, the bullet can go anywhere within the cross hair area, but it's not completely random, as they seem more likely to land near the center than the edge, so there is some probability involved
People who struggle with something are the best for telling you how to improve. Someone who is naturally good at something like shooting can't tell you how to do it because they don't even think about it.
I'd say #2 is more important during active gunfights. I've experienced and witnessed many occasions where taking a shot too early during a shootout because I didnt use a split of a second I had to make sure I'd hit made me lose a fight. It requires strong nerves and confidence during those situations but if you're having trouble aiming during gunfights. Rushing shots isnt going to help. Make sure you hit. It might be the only shot you can and need to take anyways.
I'd suggest newer players to play with higher bullet velocity weapons at the start (easier to hit with, obtainable even on the Winnie C) and learn slower bullet guns later. If I did that back at the time I would've learned a lot faster.
For me point 4 has been my playstyle where in my case it's easier and more doable to double tap the body than one tap the head hitbox. I also am a bigger fan of duel wield than most where I with spread and reduced accuracy my aim doesn't have to be precise anyway but I can dish out twice as many bullets. My friend also swears by lowering sensitivity and I don't disagree. I just hated having to use more space and bigger arm movements and a bigger mouse pad and it just wasn't for me, even if I can't land those killer headshots against moving targets like you did at 3:26.
Tip that you should of added. download AimLab because its free and click into options and select game specs and then pick Hunt:Showdown. Now you can practice using all your hunt specs and do lots of shooting and master your skills. Also the ironsights mosin trail at train station is something I do most regularly because starting my gaming session. Its make a huge difference to my aim. HUGE
u can't improve aim in game that doesnt have hitboxes i tested it with my friends and its actually fcking disgusting, u don't aim u shoot near enemy and hope to headshot, at least thats how most of players and streamers seem to play i feel like hunt was better in early than it is now xD every update makes this game worse and worse, not that i dont like what those updates add. thats my experience after stress tests and 600+ hours
ADJUST YOUR AIM SENSITIVITIES! Holy crap this is helpful! You can fine tune for each sight type, sniper, deadeye scope, iron sights etc. I run at 6900-7700 dpi with a regular sized mouse pad and my sights are all tuned to .5 and below.
with single shot weapons, which hunt is all about, flick aiming is definitely the way to go. Quick play is a great way to train gunplay, although its no good for bounty hunt movement and tactics. For new players i would recommend play at least 1/3 of your time on quick to build skill, then move to bounty hunt
My KDA is around 0.6 - after 850+ hours of Hunt. So I can claim to be an expert in the field of bad aiming. I am missing a few very basic things in this otherwise good video: My KDA improved from an initial 0.2 to 0.4 by buying a new monitor and adjusting the graphics settings to constantly reach 60+ fps. So having adequate hardware is an important thing which needs to be mentioned. Improving my KDA from 0.4 to 0.6 was achieved by physically placing my monitor higher because I realised that I was very much struggling with the low placement of the crosshair/iron sights in Hunt and tended to shoot over the opponents head as a result. Having my monitor placed in a position so that my eyes are level with the iron sights did help. Now my biggest problem is that I seem to be unable to get my brain to accept that I have to lead my shots =).
I’d say levering and fanning are actually a bad go to when trying to improve aim, I now refuse to take levering unless I’m rocking the marksman and as a result my aim has improved significantly because of it. Limiting yourself can be really helpful when trying to get better.
Just picked it up on PC, played hundreds of hours on console... I cannot express how aggravating it is to know exactly what I want to do but my hands are dumb. It's getting better every day but man... It's a grind. Really appreciate the guide and THANK YOU for the sensitivity tip!
I'm very. Very. Glad you made a video about this. You admit your aim is not the best, but your ability to conceptualize and teach others makes all the difference. Having to teach yourself how to aim gives you so much more insight than just being cracked for years prior to playing Hunt. Your aim is a lot better than mine, lol, and I've taken it a step further. I've signed up for an aim training course by Ron "Rambo" Kim. He's kind of the guru at teaching general aiming for FPS. Unfortunately, hunt doesn't fall into the Valorant / overwatch style of aiming / game play, what with the iron sights and such, and bull travel time. So fortunately, I can combine his tips, AND YOUR tips, to really step up my game. Appreciate you doing this. Cheers!
Leading moving targets is the main thing I can't do for shit in this game. The lack of bullet tracers make it really hard to have any idea what you're doing wrong. No idea if I'm under of over leading. The tip of sticking to similar velocity weapons for a while is a good one though I really wish the game had some kind of training range with moving targets.
@@timmkrutzfeld6323 yea like I don’t notice the sway but when I try straffing side to side I notice I miss a lot more, idk if it’s in my head that I miss more or if it just a thing lol
This is true, I should amend my statement to say "irregular", as it tracks around in a similar way to how those screensavers on old dvd players used to bounce around your TV.
4FS, I love you brother and the work you are putting into these videos, but as always your are mixing fact with utter nonsense. As a former competitive CS GO player and a high KD Hunt player, let me correct you on some things: 1) Very good tip. But also, remember about bullet penetration, weapon effective range (headshot range) weapon dmg falloff, sway, qs penalties and the simple fact that Hunt has a hitbox system that can reduce your dmg to silly values if you don’t hit the head or upper body. 2) Don’t take up your time. Understand your bullet speed and shoot reactively. Usually when you are too slow, your gun starts swaying, you get nervous and overthink the whole endeavour. Plus people tend to move or swerve in the least expecting moment. Trust your muscle memory and just click. 3) True. Muzzle velocity is important, but also becomes insignificant at certain ranges. That’s why go back to point 1 and learn the effective range of your weapon. 4) That is complete and utter NONESENSE. Haven’t you seen Infinity War? ALWAYS aim for the head Low server tickrate (especially now with the event and all) plus weapon dmg falloff and the crazy hitbox system. It’s the best to aim for the head. I had situations when 5 Dolch body shots, 3 Uppercut shots, 2 Romero shots weren’t enough. A headshot is an instant kill, regardless of weapon (of course, within your weapon range, see point 1). If you miss the head, you will hit the upper body instead - full dmg. Every other body part has such a big dmg reduction that it’s not worth it. 5) Don’t mess with your sensitivity. Set one that you are happy with and stick with it. Changing your settings often will mess up your muscle memory. You need around 1-2 weeks to adjust to a new setting. Most competitive fps players have a fairly low sens with 400-800 DPI, apart from some exceptions, of course. Aim small = miss small, that’s what you need to remember. Low sens also forces you to maintain proper crosshair placement. 6) True. When you have good aiming habits you can react and adjust quicker. I suggest using Gunslinger as well. Hunt has a weird crosshair system. You always aim at the lower 2/5 of the screen, not centre like in other shooters. When you use Hunter instead of Gunslinger you have the bad habit of aiming at the ground. Sure, your gun sticks out in some situations, but if you are not a dumbass bush wookie you will be fine and react quicker. Not to mention one less input key. 7) Agreed. Every shot not taken is a shot missed. Don’t spam though, try to be precise. You can get lucky but in the long run you leave your survival to fate and don’t learn to be better. 8) That is some complete nonsense, plus you are contradicting yourself here, brother. As you said before, apart from rare instances, there is no rng here. You shoot at where you aim. When you hip fire, the bullets go within the boundaries of your crosshair. If you aim small, you rarely miss you shots. But if you spam away, you will lose a fight in most cases (but sometimes can get lucky). 9) Drag shooting/flicking works best in this game, because of the sway. When you drag your gun, the sway goes bye bye. You just need to time your clicks properly. Quickscoping doesn’t work, Crytek nerfed a lot of guns so it might work in some cases, in some it might not. Try quickscoping the Nitro and you’ll see what I mean. TLDR: Quickscoping works ONLY with certain guns and is most effective when your ADS speed and Default speeds are different. Also, prediction is big. A target in most cases goes from point A to point B. Learn both, and wait with your crosshair at the finish line. Just remember about the sway. 10) True.
Another great hint woud be: LOSE YOUR FEAR TO LOSE! It sounds a bit odd, but getting into fights and shot on something will improve your gameplay for the next round. You need to lose fights to get better and you should not worry about hunt dollars or your "good" char you got skillled up in the last match. get rid of the fear to loose and the field is yours.
I watched this video when you posted it but i was just beginning in hunt, i also was on xbox.. i ditched my xbox account with 3k kills cuz i got a gaming laptop (: Now im back to this video because m&k is crazy dawg. I love hunt with all newfound appreciation
Fanning and Levering is a cornered Hunters last hope since the effective range is a maximum of 10 meters. All above that is just pure luck if it's due to a fanning/levering kill.
Some commentary, and also a content request, in that order: re: filtered view of your skill, think it'd be useful, when you make guides, to include clips where you make mistakes, and clarify what the mistake was, what led you to make the mistake, and depending on the mistake, how NOT to make that mistake, or how to avoid thinking that you have to. When I try to learn to git gud at games, I find that watching content creators' guides often isn't useful - Hunt and Tarkov are especially noticeable in this regard. A huge part of both games is positioning, moving around the map. In a short combat clip, I don't get to see that! Seeing only the good bits shows me some of what I _should_ do, but often none of what I _shouldn't_, and I don't have time to watch 50 hours of streams to analyse every moment of a really good player's play. request: shotgun ammo analysis. Your old shotgun video was super useful, but now only looks at a little bit of what shotguns do. I haven't found any good data comparing penny shot, buckshot, and flechette, for instance. Also, one thing I don't think the old video mentioned is how many pellets are in a shot, which is very important knowledge for using flechettes well.
My mouse doesn't work properly anymore, same bullshit programmed obsolescence. And now I can't play such games, wonderful. And I don't want another mouse, IO want that one that was supposed t be high tier not behaving like some 2 cent mouse from the flee market.
Unpopular opinion. You should've be aiming for headshots unless you fall under 1 of the 3 below situations. 1. You are initating the fight. 2. Your aim is amazing and you always hit headshots. 3. You are losing the fight and making a desperate attempt to come back. It is so much simpler to hit an enemy in the chest and switch to your secondary to finish them when you are on even footing. You will hit the enemy more often and if they miss a single shot you kill them. Headshots are for unaware opponents, people peaking buildings, and when you just got hit by the first bullet of a dolche.
There is a mouse settings which increase your turn sense the more you turn. I recommend turning it off (No clue what the simple name is called) it Will feel more natural then
my golden tip for all games when ure doing your best but start performing badly, rather than keep playing and having a downward spiral of stale shit playing hoping for luck. its better to do this: taking a short break to refresh your mind or just playing music even on a sound important game like hunt can help your instinct juices take over again. reasoning is being too conscious is actually distracting and negative outcomes makes your subconscious distracted by emotion and no longer incentivised and yours expecting failure bringing expectations to reality. i think most toxic people who blame others should especially follow this^ edit: extra tip: try to memorise gun sounds (u can find them also in the main menu ). hear a shot, kill the guy or get killed by him and remember the gun. or hear a shot think the sound 9* out of 10 ure partner will say the gun name.
Are you sure about the jumping inaccuracy thing? I haven't been able to find anything confirming it but I have found a lot of clips where jumpshotting has proved accurate and effective on one shot rifles and snipers
Well thing is at Long Range I'm a crack shot, but I'm terrible in close quarters. So for me I save fanning and levering for up so close it effectively like if levering worked in iron sights. One time when aiming was failing I started walking fire, took ever round by the one that hit was the one that counted.
Best advice, with over 2000 hours, find out what your good at and do it, I've had a problem my whole life of play ing pc fucking with my settings for no reason, it you ain't good at head shots , stop trying
I know I'm a little late here, but another good tip is to play with randoms instead of solo. At least if you're somewhat new to the game. Being able to follow the lead of veteran players and watch what they do will help you learn the game much quicker than playing solo.
One thing that No one say is to turn off enhanced Mouse movement in Windows. This one i just one big handicap in hunt, serously, my k/d got way better after i discovered that.
the problem with crosshair placement is that unlike games like csgo, looking at the ground is very important. you need to be able to be aware of traps and other hazards on the ground while moving around.
I am so glad to see and hear that an experienced player admits that his aim isnt that great. I have seen players stream and they go like click headshot, click headshot, click headshot and i think guys like these ruin the game since you cannot outplay them. They often times kill teams of three in a heartbeat since they hit, hit, hit within a ms. I wish these guys wouldnt exist since they do not do anything else but playing this game. More than 6000h in it.
tip number 5 is bad thing to recommend, u should not change the sensitivity of what you are used too unless u really want to have to relearn muscle memory with a new sens, stick to what works for you and keep building muscle memory
You missed crucial tip imo. that is if you play other shooters try to use same EDPI (there are calculators for this on internet) so in the long run you improve your aim overall in every shooter not just hunt.
There is hey god trial where you are in a clock tower with a sniper that is great for practice Also using a silent weapon let's you train on zombies in an actual match I always bring a silence nagant for my warm up match
There is hey god trial where you are in a clock tower with a sniper that is great for practice Also using a silent weapon let's you train on zombies in an actual match I always bring a silence nagant for my warm up match
I'm pretty average at aiming so I tend to get the large majority of my kills with my trusty sabre. Nothing makes me laugh harder than when an enemy team is shit talking and then I stab all 3 in the face haha!
You didn't mention how practicing while imbibing alcohol helps to dull the pain of missed shots and lost games.
Sometimes it activates beast mode too!
Honestly everytime I play with a glass of whiskey, I pop off
@@Deathbysanwitch that or playing at 2 in the morning when the pain is too dull to have any effect on your gameplay
@@olviotic at 2-3 at the morning i play so good idk why xD
It makes you loose that sense of fear, y'know. Perfect for when you're playing shotguns.
I have my on and off days. Truly a game that is always a challenge and keeps me coming back.
Exact same. One day I'm dying after my first clue for every game for hours straight then one day I'm wiping duos like it's the easiest thing in the world. After that fourth or fifth bad game I just take a little break and tell myself to slow down..and just HUNT. Then I get back into my groove.
The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
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@@jstnrbsn I have never. And I mean NEVER. In over 100 hours of playtime, ever encountered an enemy at the first clue. Doesn’t matter if I go solo, duo, or trio. I sprint to the first clue and it’s always free. It’s the most lame thing ever. How are you running into enemies at first clue? I would like to get into early fights like that.
@@MrDantheNobody i just started playing this game and on one of my first games i spawn next to a group of 3. Didn't go well for me either.
Me who cant get a hit marker with a romero at point blanc range:
Y E S
*laugh in not getting melee hit marker on stationary enemy*
OMG just yesterday I was in this situation. Point Blank, full size Romero, shot to the chest rushing forward. Nothing. Died to a knife.
If you guys are getting hit markers you're either too far, hit their limbs or the server is shit.
@@burentori9620 twas a joke my dear friend but yes that is true
I see you chose the sniper rifle amongst shotguns. I for one rely on the spread of the trusty LeMat buckshot.
Number 10 really is so important. The stakes of Hunt make PvP so daunting, especially to new players, but you genuinely just have to go out there with that Samurai frame of mind: In every fight, you're going to die. Getting past the reservations of losing a Hunter and really throwing yourself into PvP is the only way truly improve in this game.
If people do this, they also improve the community discord and reddit. The whining about losing is so bad. If people were a bit more chill about dying, and take it as learning moments rather than personal failures, everything would be better for everyone involved.
yeah its not as if you cant afford new loadouts every game anyway its just ego bruising when your k/d goes down the shitter like mine has
I came from Tarkov, which took me about 2 years to lose my gear fear. Coming into this was a piece of cake.
Its the difference between taking 20 minutes to make a cool loadout in Tarkov to lose it 5 minutes later, to making a cool loadout in Hunt in about 2 minutes and not caring.
@@Taeerom People are mad not only cause they loose but cause they take a headshot when cheking a window cause there a rat waiting with a scope at that windows even if you fighted all time on the opposite side of the house. Why they look there ? why they don't circle you to get a view on a window u peeked 50 time to kill some dudes. Ok they killed so gg wp u but is it deserved tho ? like running all the map without seeing anyone when taking clues and getting one taped from 100m and looking your mate also getting hs right after you is kinda meh.
so it's normal when there are unfair situation they will always be tears from people.
This is my problem, I get way to nervous trying to push and having my hunter die.
These are all great tips, but I was surprised that you didn't mention trigger control at all. Overcoming my tendency to reactively return fire was one of my biggest growths. I used to panic fire a lot, being too scared of being headshot myself to properly line up a shot, but I started focusing on how that was getting me killed a lot because my shots would whif. Now I just take the slightest moment longer to confirm my shot placement on the targets that are throwing lead at me, and I come out victorious way more often because of it.
A no-brainer for some, but a big lesson for me.
When spectating a teammate after I've been downed, I try not to backseat game, but this is one of the mantras I'll repeat. "take a breath, line up the shot"
This is so true I can’t take guns like the bornheim I get trigger happy and I don’t hit anything and empty/dead
Playing hunt showdown right now and it’s actually the opposite for me I’ve found, I tend to only shoot when I’m confident in my shot and I feel it would be better to just keep the pressure on the enemy
Noticed this when playing bf4 if I played on mute and didn't have the often sensory overload of that game I would play better.
me yesterday: how to improve my aim
4fs today: 10 tips to improve your aim
this man is psychic
my god same
Yeah are you me?
Of enough people have touched on this subject yet it is the heart of hunt.
Tip 11. Watch youtube videos. Watching how other people play, manoeuvre through compounds and across open areas, their decision making, style of play, and aiming, is always helpful. Like practise, studying and studying the greats can help your gameplay aswell.
Love the content Ascendance, happy hunting all x
This game is so special. Cant believe how good it is! So many unique moments of tension.
Really blows my mind!
So does a tryhard sparks player
used to be way more intense. now its more predictable
@@sneakycheeky531 can you describe why you think so?
@@-XXI- yeh. you now know if somone is already in the boss area when you enter it is one example. when the community cried about campers the devs bent over to find a solution . not a bad one but does make it more predictable. also peoples play styles are way more predictable these days.
back in the day i could do the bounty think all is clear no ones near open a door to someone already standing on other side with a shotgun. the rush was great. now you know if somones there or not .
Ya some days you kill a team of 3 solo next morning can’t hit the barn
Personal recommendation: If you are on windows. Open the control panel and open the Mouse properties section and disable enhance mouse precision under the pointer options. When this option is on, mouse acceleration will occur and will alter your mouse speed when you are moving the cursor faster. THIS IS HORRIBLE FOR PRECISION, since the distance your hand has to travel will not be consistent!
"Enhance mouse precision" is up there with "I have read the terms and conditions" on the biggest lie in IT.
Oh wow, my mouse feels super clunky now. Probably need to rewire my brain...
holy crap this'll take some getting used to
people leave this shit on? regardless of gaming?
@@hamburgerfatso Unfortunately it gets enabled by default from my own experience.
Tip #11: Learn how to measure distance and learn the optimal range of your weapon.
Seems like an easy one for vets, but it can be a real issue for newer hunters.
Well, lookie here! 4FS has a handy video all about it. I highly recommend it
Finnally, the tutorial I was waiting for after >700hrs of gameplay.
Yeah i was wating too. I have 700+ too but my aim is not improving since the 200-300 hour mark :D But probably i am at my skill max and can't get any better.
I'd have to add a tip #11 and this can apply to pretty much any game that you're trying to learn, and that's to play with mates that you can rely on. It's much harder to learn and get good at a game when you're queuing in with randos all the time, with a reliable group of friends you can have each other's back, communicate, and from those key things you will afford each other the opportunities to focus on improving your play style without fear of being let down by a rando who decides to run off and play bush goblin while you're left on your own trying to 1v3.
I personally have a lot of fun with random partners even when we dont get in chat. Especially if they are experienced. Reading each other tactically is so much fun
One thing I think I learn (and teach, in a way) a lot of game sense and so on is to talk about why we died when we load out. Just talk it through with a mate to air out what went wrong and cover each others misinterpretations or missed info.
Did we do the right call, just didn't hit our shots? Should we have known about that ambush? Did we hesitate, or was the hesitation correct? Did one person know something the other needed to know?
These things are great to talk, and think, about when you have time to jsut go through it. At least it beats just hating yourself for being bad all night.
personally I've found that queuing with random partners helps you learn a lot more about how to lead your team without even giving a verbal order, either on passive objectives or in firefights.
even though there is little to no communication beyond pings, eventually you begin to know how to control the focus of your teammates.
if you are the one in front of them, they will follow your lead. you shoot, they shoot. you post up on a rooftop to overwatch a firefight, and you ping them where to flank from.
sure, its nice to have a group you can entirely rely on after having plenty of experience with them, but being able to lead a team of strangers without speaking a word is much more useful.
A good tip for aiming on console is use hunter not gunslinger and turn down turning acceleration to 70. Have a really high sensitivity on default sensitivity for melee and dark sight. Then adjust shoulder and ads until you find a good sweet spot for close range and long range gunfights. It’s also more convenient for using melee attacks and melee rushing with guns because trying to hold R3 and turn is quite difficult.
I cannot imagine playing hunt with a controller.
@@Dornpunzel agreed, sounds like shit
@@carguy7200 it's fun, but it makes me jealous watching mouse/keyboard videos on UA-cam haha
Tip: Find one gun and get good with it.
it can be temping to want to try out all the guns and ammo types.
Once you feel comfortable move on to another gun and get good with it.
This tactic has helped me the most.
This was a surprisingly in depth guide, and very accurate 😝
Been waiting for this one 🙏🏻🙏🏻
thanks man i've actually gotten better in the game because my fiance made me watch your vids haha
One in-depth tip for adjusting your sensitivity is to go into training mode, bring a weapon with very little sway, find an exact point on a wall or object, aim at it from about 10~20 meters away, and then walk around randomly in somewhat big movements, trying to keep your aim locked onto that spot.
If you have trouble keeping it accurately on that spot, your sensitivity is too high. If you cannot keep up, your sensitivity is too low.
Adjust accordingly until you can comfortably lock that aim on a spot even as you walk around changing directions frequently. Once you've found your ideal sensitivity, ideally you would then get a mouse mat that is wide enough to let you do a 360 with that sensitivity.
This is such a great post! The only thing I disagree with is the mousepad part. You only need a mousepad that will allow you to rotate 180 degrees, 210 degrees max. The 360 rotation is definitely not needed and you don’t need a super large mousepad for that either. What people need to realize is that resetting your mouse in a fight is completely fine if you have the right tools. I invested in a softer mousepad (Hayate Otsu XSOFT) and a really light mouse (I was previously using the g502 which was way too heavy for FPS games). This allowed me to be able to reset to the point where it’s not noticeable at all during fire fights. Cheers!
I do this, but with flicking. I'll blindly-flick between some different targets, by feel, and adjust my sense dependimg if my flicks are short or overshooting.
I have things to add here.
First of all, as someone who is trying to get /consistently/ better with aiming, understand and accept that your aim is gonna be fluctuating each day you play, as does your overall performance.
Another thing that has helped me is controlling my panic during fights. The last tip in this video was practicing your aiming. On top of that, monitor your panic during fights and practice staying calm, win or lose, your goal should be getting better at both things (and having fun). I use diaphragmatic breathing to actively make sure I stay focused and calm.
This part goes without saying, but with time and experience, you'll grow more confident in your ability, just remember to have fun while you're learning to improve, it's the most important part for your efforts to bear fruit.
Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
Great! Have you done a video like this for console players?
I also think the training mode in this game added about a year ago is very underrated. Most players seem to have only gone a single time to earn blood bonds. But you have a zone of six compounds where you can practice aim, experiment with loadouts, sensitivities, key binds and do anything you want in your own private server world where no one can hurt you.
Step 1: Turn off the Aim Assist on Console because it only helps you hit stationary targets and dudes charging in a straight line.
im on pc but i imagine turning it back once u cleared out the rest of the map would give bush campers positions away
Keep up the great work guys! Would love a custom ammo review
I highly recommend playing QP when it comes back as there is very little downside to being super aggro. I went from a .92 to a 1.09 because I use QP as practice/warmup. Another tip I found is to aim by strafing when possible that way you only have to worry about one axis instead of two. I am primarily on console but I find it also helps a lot on pc!
Quickplay has no Matchmaking which is why it is useless for anybody with a 3 star rating so i never played it again since i havent played the game for 6000hours.
Great video as always! I play on xbox and use gunslinger settings (I'm already well aware of the pros and cons) however I've always been curious as to how the hip fire crosshair works? Does the bullet go dead center similar to ADS? Or is it an RNG thing with a chance to go anywhere within the sometimes large crosshair? Obviously shotguns etc. are different due to spread. But I'm not sure how it works exactly with rifles and pistols...
So when in hipfire, the bullet can go anywhere within the cross hair area, but it's not completely random, as they seem more likely to land near the center than the edge, so there is some probability involved
@@4FSGaming Thank you so much! I really appreciate that and I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work in the future 🤘🏼
Love the admission about only uploading the good shots/kills and not the misses, make me feel less alone on having poor aim! :)
People who struggle with something are the best for telling you how to improve. Someone who is naturally good at something like shooting can't tell you how to do it because they don't even think about it.
I'd say #2 is more important during active gunfights. I've experienced and witnessed many occasions where taking a shot too early during a shootout because I didnt use a split of a second I had to make sure I'd hit made me lose a fight. It requires strong nerves and confidence during those situations but if you're having trouble aiming during gunfights. Rushing shots isnt going to help. Make sure you hit. It might be the only shot you can and need to take anyways.
That 8th tip really says a lot about high level players that use the dolch.
I'd suggest newer players to play with higher bullet velocity weapons at the start (easier to hit with, obtainable even on the Winnie C) and learn slower bullet guns later.
If I did that back at the time I would've learned a lot faster.
For me point 4 has been my playstyle where in my case it's easier and more doable to double tap the body than one tap the head hitbox. I also am a bigger fan of duel wield than most where I with spread and reduced accuracy my aim doesn't have to be precise anyway but I can dish out twice as many bullets. My friend also swears by lowering sensitivity and I don't disagree. I just hated having to use more space and bigger arm movements and a bigger mouse pad and it just wasn't for me, even if I can't land those killer headshots against moving targets like you did at 3:26.
It takes a while to train yourself to use your arm not wrist, it's not easy to switch it up.
Tip that you should of added. download AimLab because its free and click into options and select game specs and then pick Hunt:Showdown. Now you can practice using all your hunt specs and do lots of shooting and master your skills. Also the ironsights mosin trail at train station is something I do most regularly because starting my gaming session. Its make a huge difference to my aim. HUGE
u can't improve aim in game that doesnt have hitboxes i tested it with my friends and its actually fcking disgusting, u don't aim u shoot near enemy and hope to headshot, at least thats how most of players and streamers seem to play
i feel like hunt was better in early than it is now xD every update makes this game worse and worse, not that i dont like what those updates add.
thats my experience after stress tests and 600+ hours
The hitreg has been ruining me
ADJUST YOUR AIM SENSITIVITIES! Holy crap this is helpful! You can fine tune for each sight type, sniper, deadeye scope, iron sights etc. I run at 6900-7700 dpi with a regular sized mouse pad and my sights are all tuned to .5 and below.
with single shot weapons, which hunt is all about, flick aiming is definitely the way to go. Quick play is a great way to train gunplay, although its no good for bounty hunt movement and tactics. For new players i would recommend play at least 1/3 of your time on quick to build skill, then move to bounty hunt
Hunt is just like in real life. You may be a bad ass, you may be first to draw. But what matters most is who hits who first....
What?
My KDA is around 0.6 - after 850+ hours of Hunt. So I can claim to be an expert in the field of bad aiming. I am missing a few very basic things in this otherwise good video: My KDA improved from an initial 0.2 to 0.4 by buying a new monitor and adjusting the graphics settings to constantly reach 60+ fps. So having adequate hardware is an important thing which needs to be mentioned. Improving my KDA from 0.4 to 0.6 was achieved by physically placing my monitor higher because I realised that I was very much struggling with the low placement of the crosshair/iron sights in Hunt and tended to shoot over the opponents head as a result. Having my monitor placed in a position so that my eyes are level with the iron sights did help.
Now my biggest problem is that I seem to be unable to get my brain to accept that I have to lead my shots =).
How many kills?
@@Lucaaaa710 around 900 - yeah, having bad aim isn't my only problem ;)
@@tobiasreissenweber2152 whats antoher problem? ok 900 its a bit less for 850 hrs.
I dunno why I'm watching this. My problem isn't so much aim as not being able to see dudes unless they are within 10 meters. Shotgun gang
I’d say levering and fanning are actually a bad go to when trying to improve aim, I now refuse to take levering unless I’m rocking the marksman and as a result my aim has improved significantly because of it. Limiting yourself can be really helpful when trying to get better.
Same reason I try to avoid shotguns. Yes, they’re easy to play but I don’t learn how to aim through the iron sights at all.
Step 1 get a good server or live in germany, the tips ends there.
Nice video man. Love the suggestive voice over the demanding/hype voice any day.
Much appreciated!
Just picked it up on PC, played hundreds of hours on console... I cannot express how aggravating it is to know exactly what I want to do but my hands are dumb. It's getting better every day but man... It's a grind. Really appreciate the guide and THANK YOU for the sensitivity tip!
update? :o
@@carguy7200 took some time... But finally have it down to where I can do what I want lol
@@nein62 noice
I just warm up with the Lawson Station trial, feels like it’s the closest to offline iron sight training you can get
Great video Ascendance. Glad to see still covering Hunt. Im playing more often now and am wanting to learn more
Glad you enjoy it!
I'm very. Very. Glad you made a video about this. You admit your aim is not the best, but your ability to conceptualize and teach others makes all the difference. Having to teach yourself how to aim gives you so much more insight than just being cracked for years prior to playing Hunt.
Your aim is a lot better than mine, lol, and I've taken it a step further. I've signed up for an aim training course by Ron "Rambo" Kim. He's kind of the guru at teaching general aiming for FPS. Unfortunately, hunt doesn't fall into the Valorant / overwatch style of aiming / game play, what with the iron sights and such, and bull travel time. So fortunately, I can combine his tips, AND YOUR tips, to really step up my game.
Appreciate you doing this. Cheers!
Leading moving targets is the main thing I can't do for shit in this game. The lack of bullet tracers make it really hard to have any idea what you're doing wrong. No idea if I'm under of over leading. The tip of sticking to similar velocity weapons for a while is a good one though I really wish the game had some kind of training range with moving targets.
Correction: You are indeed good, I’ve seen your streams and it’s not just UA-cam magic
Question, if I’m strafing side to side, does it affect my accuracy?
It affects the sway of your weapon. So most likely yes. But you are harder to hit yourself. So... it should make up for that.
@@timmkrutzfeld6323 yea like I don’t notice the sway but when I try straffing side to side I notice I miss a lot more, idk if it’s in my head that I miss more or if it just a thing lol
Personally the modest players are the ones I want to take advice from, thanks for the guide!
Hearing that you aren't the best shot was how I knew this was going to be useful. People who are naturally good at something make terrible teachers.
My aim is even worst
Can you do a lowlight video and make it a series if it gets good enough views? Gotta get the opposite skewed view 😂🤣😛
Thanks for the great information ℹ️ℹ️ℹ️
Any time!
Network issues on this game are crazy, make so hard to get good shots
"...the power of the weapon in your pants"
Yes. Unlimited power!
Correction: the sway pattern is not random
This is true, I should amend my statement to say "irregular", as it tracks around in a similar way to how those screensavers on old dvd players used to bounce around your TV.
4FS, I love you brother and the work you are putting into these videos, but as always your are mixing fact with utter nonsense. As a former competitive CS GO player and a high KD Hunt player, let me correct you on some things:
1) Very good tip. But also, remember about bullet penetration, weapon effective range (headshot range) weapon dmg falloff, sway, qs penalties and the simple fact that Hunt has a hitbox system that can reduce your dmg to silly values if you don’t hit the head or upper body.
2) Don’t take up your time. Understand your bullet speed and shoot reactively. Usually when you are too slow, your gun starts swaying, you get nervous and overthink the whole endeavour. Plus people tend to move or swerve in the least expecting moment. Trust your muscle memory and just click.
3) True. Muzzle velocity is important, but also becomes insignificant at certain ranges. That’s why go back to point 1 and learn the effective range of your weapon.
4) That is complete and utter NONESENSE. Haven’t you seen Infinity War? ALWAYS aim for the head Low server tickrate (especially now with the event and all) plus weapon dmg falloff and the crazy hitbox system. It’s the best to aim for the head. I had situations when 5 Dolch body shots, 3 Uppercut shots, 2 Romero shots weren’t enough. A headshot is an instant kill, regardless of weapon (of course, within your weapon range, see point 1). If you miss the head, you will hit the upper body instead - full dmg. Every other body part has such a big dmg reduction that it’s not worth it.
5) Don’t mess with your sensitivity. Set one that you are happy with and stick with it. Changing your settings often will mess up your muscle memory. You need around 1-2 weeks to adjust to a new setting. Most competitive fps players have a fairly low sens with 400-800 DPI, apart from some exceptions, of course. Aim small = miss small, that’s what you need to remember. Low sens also forces you to maintain proper crosshair placement.
6) True. When you have good aiming habits you can react and adjust quicker. I suggest using Gunslinger as well. Hunt has a weird crosshair system. You always aim at the lower 2/5 of the screen, not centre like in other shooters. When you use Hunter instead of Gunslinger you have the bad habit of aiming at the ground. Sure, your gun sticks out in some situations, but if you are not a dumbass bush wookie you will be fine and react quicker. Not to mention one less input key.
7) Agreed. Every shot not taken is a shot missed. Don’t spam though, try to be precise. You can get lucky but in the long run you leave your survival to fate and don’t learn to be better.
8) That is some complete nonsense, plus you are contradicting yourself here, brother. As you said before, apart from rare instances, there is no rng here. You shoot at where you aim. When you hip fire, the bullets go within the boundaries of your crosshair. If you aim small, you rarely miss you shots. But if you spam away, you will lose a fight in most cases (but sometimes can get lucky).
9) Drag shooting/flicking works best in this game, because of the sway. When you drag your gun, the sway goes bye bye. You just need to time your clicks properly. Quickscoping doesn’t work, Crytek nerfed a lot of guns so it might work in some cases, in some it might not. Try quickscoping the Nitro and you’ll see what I mean. TLDR: Quickscoping works ONLY with certain guns and is most effective when your ADS speed and Default speeds are different. Also, prediction is big. A target in most cases goes from point A to point B. Learn both, and wait with your crosshair at the finish line. Just remember about the sway.
10) True.
Another great hint woud be: LOSE YOUR FEAR TO LOSE! It sounds a bit odd, but getting into fights and shot on something will improve your gameplay for the next round. You need to lose fights to get better and you should not worry about hunt dollars or your "good" char you got skillled up in the last match. get rid of the fear to loose and the field is yours.
Love your channel and how humble you are...seen you hit crazy shots live, so definitely know you got the skills, keep it up!
I watched this video when you posted it but i was just beginning in hunt, i also was on xbox.. i ditched my xbox account with 3k kills cuz i got a gaming laptop (:
Now im back to this video because m&k is crazy dawg. I love hunt with all newfound appreciation
Fanning and Levering is a cornered Hunters last hope since the effective range is a maximum of 10 meters. All above that is just pure luck if it's due to a fanning/levering kill.
Some commentary, and also a content request, in that order:
re: filtered view of your skill, think it'd be useful, when you make guides, to include clips where you make mistakes, and clarify what the mistake was, what led you to make the mistake, and depending on the mistake, how NOT to make that mistake, or how to avoid thinking that you have to. When I try to learn to git gud at games, I find that watching content creators' guides often isn't useful - Hunt and Tarkov are especially noticeable in this regard. A huge part of both games is positioning, moving around the map. In a short combat clip, I don't get to see that! Seeing only the good bits shows me some of what I _should_ do, but often none of what I _shouldn't_, and I don't have time to watch 50 hours of streams to analyse every moment of a really good player's play.
request: shotgun ammo analysis. Your old shotgun video was super useful, but now only looks at a little bit of what shotguns do. I haven't found any good data comparing penny shot, buckshot, and flechette, for instance. Also, one thing I don't think the old video mentioned is how many pellets are in a shot, which is very important knowledge for using flechettes well.
My mouse doesn't work properly anymore, same bullshit programmed obsolescence. And now I can't play such games, wonderful. And I don't want another mouse, IO want that one that was supposed t be high tier not behaving like some 2 cent mouse from the flee market.
Unpopular opinion. You should've be aiming for headshots unless you fall under 1 of the 3 below situations.
1. You are initating the fight.
2. Your aim is amazing and you always hit headshots.
3. You are losing the fight and making a desperate attempt to come back.
It is so much simpler to hit an enemy in the chest and switch to your secondary to finish them when you are on even footing. You will hit the enemy more often and if they miss a single shot you kill them. Headshots are for unaware opponents, people peaking buildings, and when you just got hit by the first bullet of a dolche.
There is a mouse settings which increase your turn sense the more you turn. I recommend turning it off (No clue what the simple name is called) it Will feel more natural then
I think that's acceleration
my golden tip for all games when ure doing your best but start performing badly, rather than keep playing and having a downward spiral of stale shit playing hoping for luck.
its better to do this:
taking a short break to refresh your mind or just playing music even on a sound important game like hunt can help your instinct juices take over again.
reasoning is being too conscious is actually distracting and negative outcomes makes your subconscious distracted by emotion and no longer incentivised and yours expecting failure bringing expectations to reality.
i think most toxic people who blame others should especially follow this^
edit: extra tip: try to memorise gun sounds (u can find them also in the main menu ). hear a shot, kill the guy or get killed by him and remember the gun. or hear a shot think the sound 9* out of 10 ure partner will say the gun name.
Are you sure about the jumping inaccuracy thing? I haven't been able to find anything confirming it but I have found a lot of clips where jumpshotting has proved accurate and effective on one shot rifles and snipers
Well thing is at Long Range I'm a crack shot, but I'm terrible in close quarters. So for me I save fanning and levering for up so close it effectively like if levering worked in iron sights. One time when aiming was failing I started walking fire, took ever round by the one that hit was the one that counted.
Best advice, with over 2000 hours, find out what your good at and do it, I've had a problem my whole life of play ing pc fucking with my settings for no reason, it you ain't good at head shots , stop trying
I know I'm a little late here, but another good tip is to play with randoms instead of solo. At least if you're somewhat new to the game. Being able to follow the lead of veteran players and watch what they do will help you learn the game much quicker than playing solo.
One thing that No one say is to turn off enhanced Mouse movement in Windows. This one i just one big handicap in hunt, serously, my k/d got way better after i discovered that.
the problem with crosshair placement is that unlike games like csgo, looking at the ground is very important. you need to be able to be aware of traps and other hazards on the ground while moving around.
Diehard Scoped Sparks user and have a good feel on muzzle velocity but still missing shots here and there. Still learning distances.
Your flick aiming technique exploits how the game handles lag and assumes the shooter wins when calculating hits. Just fyi.
Unless everyones throwing ammo everywhere like crazy, I like to take a breath and hold it for a split sec before firing.
I am so glad to see and hear that an experienced player admits that his aim isnt that great. I have seen players stream and they go like click headshot, click headshot, click headshot and i think guys like these ruin the game since you cannot outplay them. They often times kill teams of three in a heartbeat since they hit, hit, hit within a ms. I wish these guys wouldnt exist since they do not do anything else but playing this game. More than 6000h in it.
I gave up on shooting XD. The last 20kills in 20 games i managed to do were all by machete XD and only one by shooting. XD
"Tips to becoming the straightest shooter"
Jokes on you, I'm already superstraight
tip number 5 is bad thing to recommend, u should not change the sensitivity of what you are used too unless u really want to have to relearn muscle memory with a new sens, stick to what works for you and keep building muscle memory
My accuracy is dog poor, all my hunters carry either a shotgun or a one-hit-wonder like the Sparks LRR
You missed crucial tip imo. that is if you play other shooters try to use same EDPI (there are calculators for this on internet) so in the long run you improve your aim overall in every shooter not just hunt.
There is hey god trial where you are in a clock tower with a sniper that is great for practice
Also using a silent weapon let's you train on zombies in an actual match
I always bring a silence nagant for my warm up match
There is hey god trial where you are in a clock tower with a sniper that is great for practice
Also using a silent weapon let's you train on zombies in an actual match
I always bring a silence nagant for my warm up match
I'm pretty average at aiming so I tend to get the large majority of my kills with my trusty sabre. Nothing makes me laugh harder than when an enemy team is shit talking and then I stab all 3 in the face haha!
Tip number 11: don't play is on console, the games a hot dumpster fire on console.
Many players advise to drink some alcohol during the game...
*thinks*
it's so garbage to practice in this game, there is no death match or anything and sometimes you cna play for hours without having a good fair 1vs1
Tip: I'm pretty sure if you clean a scoped weapon there will be no cracks.
At the end of the video....did you just eject a bullet, catch it and proceed to load it back in?!? 😲
Bullet goes where you aim - me shooting guy to the head from 10 meters with uppercut (you sure?)
Game looks so good on pc. Can’t wait for the PS5 upgrade.
Very helpful, very modest. Subscribed
Some days I shoot great and others you just can't hit anyone 🤷♂️
Man if you consider your aim bad, mine must be hot doo doo that got nuked from space.
I suck ass out shooters but every once in a while my aim is absolutely cracked
PSA: disable Mouse Acceleration!
dam I don't even see half of the people you are shooting at haha. Good looks
I love this channel and the guy in it. This channel got me back into a game
Tip: dont play on crap wifi. Tired of seeing the high ping warning.
Fuck the player movement in this game.