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naggs · 25-04-2007, 01:12 AM

"Twitch is aiming, I never said it wasnt. But it is inherently different from say, tracking (following the target with your crosshair)"

'twitch' implies that it is any less precise than a carefully aimed shot. its just as well aimed, only faster. noone takes a shot that they know will miss.

i dont think of it as twitching, to me its just aiming. twitching is more common in games where the guns regularly kill with 1 or 2 bullits because you can kill the guy before he has a chance to get his well aimed shot off. people get tired of not getting a shot off and they start firing faster. after a little while i realized that my aim really wasnt any better if i took my time to aim. to me the only difference between twitching and tracking is how fast you think you can kill the other guy. if your playing a game where a 1 or 2 shot kill is unlikly, your not all that good and the movement speed is relativly high you will probably track your target. if your gun will drop a guy fast, the movement speed is relativly slow and your really good you will twitch because the first round to land wins.

i am of the opinion that if you are good enough, you will always twitch. its just a matter of having the confidence to land that first round without taking much time to aim.

25-04-2007, 01:12 AM	#53 (permalink)
naggs Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: im a dolphin bitch Posts: 77	Re: PVP High Level vs. Low Level "Twitch is aiming, I never said it wasnt. But it is inherently different from say, tracking (following the target with your crosshair)" 'twitch' implies that it is any less precise than a carefully aimed shot. its just as well aimed, only faster. noone takes a shot that they know will miss. i dont think of it as twitching, to me its just aiming. twitching is more common in games where the guns regularly kill with 1 or 2 bullits because you can kill the guy before he has a chance to get his well aimed shot off. people get tired of not getting a shot off and they start firing faster. after a little while i realized that my aim really wasnt any better if i took my time to aim. to me the only difference between twitching and tracking is how fast you think you can kill the other guy. if your playing a game where a 1 or 2 shot kill is unlikly, your not all that good and the movement speed is relativly high you will probably track your target. if your gun will drop a guy fast, the movement speed is relativly slow and your really good you will twitch because the first round to land wins. i am of the opinion that if you are good enough, you will always twitch. its just a matter of having the confidence to land that first round without taking much time to aim.