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naggs · 24-04-2007, 12:21 AM

"On a sidenote: the bad part about CS is that its all reaction time and twitch(flicking the mouse to instantly get to your target), because the first on-target shot wins. Quake and UT are not so much twitch since you have to move the crosshair over large angles and twitch is unreliable. The best aimers track their target as closely as possible(even out of sight) and twitch very tiny amounts, if necessary."

i dont really understand this. i disagree that reaction time and aim (i guess twitch is just fast aiming?) determining the person who lives is a bad thing. i guess i dont understand you deffinition of twitch. just because it looks fast and jerky doesnt mean it is anything but aiming. its just a player trying to get his crosshair on target ASAP. players in quake and UT do the same thing. i was cal-i CS (among other games) and i aimed really fast at players no matter how far they were away from the middle of my screen, there is no such thing as "unreliable" aiming. its impresive to see someone hear a noise and turn around 180 and put the first bullet on a guys face 100 ft away within 3/10ths.

i guess i just dont know what you mean by twitch.

24-04-2007, 12:21 AM	#50 (permalink)
naggs Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: im a dolphin bitch Posts: 77	Re: PVP High Level vs. Low Level "On a sidenote: the bad part about CS is that its all reaction time and twitch(flicking the mouse to instantly get to your target), because the first on-target shot wins. Quake and UT are not so much twitch since you have to move the crosshair over large angles and twitch is unreliable. The best aimers track their target as closely as possible(even out of sight) and twitch very tiny amounts, if necessary." i dont really understand this. i disagree that reaction time and aim (i guess twitch is just fast aiming?) determining the person who lives is a bad thing. i guess i dont understand you deffinition of twitch. just because it looks fast and jerky doesnt mean it is anything but aiming. its just a player trying to get his crosshair on target ASAP. players in quake and UT do the same thing. i was cal-i CS (among other games) and i aimed really fast at players no matter how far they were away from the middle of my screen, there is no such thing as "unreliable" aiming. its impresive to see someone hear a noise and turn around 180 and put the first bullet on a guys face 100 ft away within 3/10ths. i guess i just dont know what you mean by twitch.