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I'm In MG. Sometimes when I play my accuracy Is good but it feels like I'm lacking recently as I'm missing the simplest of shots. Any tips?
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Play DM, a lot... DM is a great way to improve accuracy. Just DM every day for an hour and listen to some music and I am sure you will see a great improvement in accuracy. A lot of pros do it and recommend it, I cant DM with my PC because it blows and lags too much, but I am planning on doing it once I get a new rig. Good luck man. There are also bot aim maps, but I don't really suggest those, considering the bots stand still or move in the same pattern every time.
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I would recommend setting up your accuracy properly.
This video will show you how to find your perfect sensitivity.
As a rough guide, you shouldn't have it any higher than turning a full circle in one full mouse movement. i.e. moving your mouse from one side of your deskspace to the other should turn your player 360 degrees in game.
I use a 1.75 sensitivity (800 dpi) and I'm currently ranked at DMG.
I'm more about the surfing game than competitive though
Other than that, practice, practice, practice...
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This video will show you how to find your perfect sensitivity.
As a rough guide, you shouldn't have it any higher than turning a full circle in one full mouse movement. i.e. moving your mouse from one side of your deskspace to the other should turn your player 360 degrees in game.
I use a 1.75 sensitivity (800 dpi) and I'm currently ranked at DMG.
I'm more about the surfing game than competitive though
Other than that, practice, practice, practice...
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It really is one thing that gets better as you practise, I would just play DM and move on to Competitive when you feel confident enough and when your accuracy is good enough to play well with a team.
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I used maps from the workshop to improve my accuracy, you could also play Deathmatch or Casuals for about half an hour or so each day and you'll start to see a difference. I've seen major improvements since using Workshop maps.
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