How do I learn to aim very well in FPS games?
If my crosshair is half a centimeter away from the head of my enemy, no matter how fucking hard I try or practice I cannot get my crosshair to move that half centimeter and get the kill.
This especially fucks me on moving targets.
>>333644876
Try using your whole arm for finer movements instead of your wrist. Or strafe your character a little to line it up
>>333644876
Are you talking about Counter-Strike specifically? CS is a game where pretty much every single skill aside from map control you have learned from other FPS games (both fast-paced and realistic ones) doesn't apply.
Also you have to use low sensitivity in CS.
>>333645059
>>333645064
I use my arm and my sens is 2.5 in-game with 400 DPI.
I just suck.
Counter-Strike is not about aiming proficiency. If anything, aiming well is absolutely worthless since bullets seldom go where the reticule is.
>adjust mouse sensitivity to be slower (1.90 is good for beginners)
>understand how to "swoop" your aim smoothly
>understand where enemies are likely to be when you round corners, both so you can immediately check them and you know not to wait there yourself
>understand each gun's spray pattern, what guns you cant move and fire with, the damage of each gun's shot, etc.
>actually communicate with your team
>>333645130
In terms of aim I suck I mean.
If you want to improve your aim, you need to force yourself into situations where you HAVE to aim well. You need to have a lot of active encounters and practice.
My aim improved by playing Killing Floor. I picked sharpshooter, the headshot class, and just practiced and practiced. My aim is pretty decent now, and i'm happy with it.
to put it simple: Practice, and force yourself into situations where you need to aim.
>>333645526
I have decent crosshair placement and decent game sense.
My aim is so bad that I could flank an enemy, start shooting at them, whiff the first few shots, and they turn on me and kill me.
>>333645130
Might be just a mental thing where you stop before getting the reticle on target because you're afraid of overshooting. Try playing a game while not worrying about your score or overshooting or undershooting and see if that helps. Most of the time though, character strafing seems like the solution
>>333645676
That could be anything
>missing the first shots and not spraying right
>moving while firing with a gun you cant do that with
>RNG decided you deserved to die today
>playing against hackers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlCRfTmBSGs
>>333645813
>missing the first shots and not spraying right
Yep.
>moving while firing with a gun you cant do that with
>RNG decided you deserved to die today
>playing against hackers
Nope.
>>333645840
>Le cashews of chaos man
>>333644876
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0rlCJ047Ds
Get 4-leaf clover.
Muscle memory. Play deathmatch until your aim stops sucking dick.
>>333646362
It's not the RNG fucking me because I consistently miss shots that better players consistently hit.
>>333644876
what game are we talkin? aiming in almost any fps is just muscle memory
>Bring up screenshots of bullet plots and their deviations
>Play with that screen up all the time
>In fact, don't even bother looking at the actual game because none of that fucking matters since nothing is tied to the visual aspect and will only distract you from understanding the recoil
>Realize it's the most retarded, counter-intuitive way to make a shooter
>Play a real game instead
