I quit cf for a while, but i came back
So heres my problem: I CANT AIM.
My reaction is fucking horrible. Any suggestions? Thx.
decrease sensitivity train in rookie?
Originally Posted by __][G]-H05T
decrease sensitivity train in rookie?
Im in rookie
My mouse sensitivity is 50.
How do i aim/increase my reaction time /zzz
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My sensitivity is at 100.
And, try using the same way you do in PB and Combat Arms.
Originally Posted by zorph³
My sensitivity is at 100.
And, try using the same way you do in PB and Combat Arms.
Play with me in CF nao niggah
Talk about to Swift or Eve. They the pros here.
My sensitivity is 100 alsoooo cuz i use laptop pad and its hard to turn circles with low sensitivity
Originally Posted by Shane
Talk about to Swift or Eve. They the pros here.
There wasnt a need to post that /zzz
Well you can't increase skill when you leave a game and then come back after a period of time. I guess you just need to practice.
Originally Posted by SjoerdJr
Play with me in CF nao niggah
Make a room. Alpha ----> Channel 9, and tell me the room
Some tips;
• Play privately with friends and just shoot the guns, get used to the recoils, this is the number one thing that throws people off. Another great thing to do concerning recoil is shooting at a wall and seeing the recoil pattern.
• While in game, Pointing at the person immediately in front of you gives you a gauge of where to aim at the opponent.
• Messing around with Mouse sensitivity settings may help you.
• Playing in Alaska is one of the best ways to learn how to play, Not only is the field more fair (because of gun restrictions) but you can always watch your partners play as well, this will help you learn special techniques.
• Make sure you learn how to utilize sound! Sounds such as footsteps,, or breathing can help you prepare to shoot, giving you more time to react.
• Figuring out what gun is best for you is always important, You might find out you're using a gun that's not right for you. Either go into Elimination to try out guns or just ask some friends to play and save up!
you just have to practice bro, like you said, you've been away.
play elimination. try going back and forth aiming for the head.
Originally Posted by Evelyn
Some tips;
• Play privately with friends and just shoot the guns, get used to the recoils, this is the number one thing that throws people off. Another great thing to do concerning recoil is shooting at a wall and seeing the recoil pattern.
• While in game, Pointing at the person immediately in front of you gives you a gauge of where to aim at the opponent.
• Messing around with Mouse sensitivity settings may help you.
• Playing in Alaska is one of the best ways to learn how to play, Not only is the field more fair (because of gun restrictions) but you can always watch your partners play as well, this will help you learn special techniques.
• Make sure you learn how to utilize sound! Sounds such as footsteps,, or breathing can help you prepare to shoot, giving you more time to react.
• Figuring out what gun is best for you is always important, You might find out you're using a gun that's not right for you. Either go into Elimination to try out guns or just ask some friends to play and save up!
• Hold shift while your near somewhere suspicious. This will help you hear the enemy's footstep.
• Don't buy a gun then resell it because you get 1/3 of the price. Go to Alaska and see the guns that fits you.
• Getting a mouse will help you a ton. Touchpads are okay, but it is sometimes hard to do a 360 spin.
Sorry if I added some fail tips I made up
Originally Posted by Evelyn
Some tips;
• Play privately with friends and just shoot the guns, get used to the recoils, this is the number one thing that throws people off. Another great thing to do concerning recoil is shooting at a wall and seeing the recoil pattern.
• While in game, Pointing at the person immediately in front of you gives you a gauge of where to aim at the opponent.
• Messing around with Mouse sensitivity settings may help you.
• Playing in Alaska is one of the best ways to learn how to play, Not only is the field more fair (because of gun restrictions) but you can always watch your partners play as well, this will help you learn special techniques.
• Make sure you learn how to utilize sound! Sounds such as footsteps,, or breathing can help you prepare to shoot, giving you more time to react.
• Figuring out what gun is best for you is always important, You might find out you're using a gun that's not right for you. Either go into Elimination to try out guns or just ask some friends to play and save up!