Sniping is actually pretty boring to me, but it's nice to feel my aim coming up a notch.
Head Hunter!
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Head Hunter!
Hey! My first time getting a Head Hunter award on the pub! My aim has always been my week point. Badasp gave me some pointers and some help with my settings Sniping is actually pretty boring to me, but it's nice to feel my aim coming up a notch.
Sniping is actually pretty boring to me, but it's nice to feel my aim coming up a notch.
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Dubya wrote:and a rampage too! total hax...
http://www.looncraneheron.com/ < my new work in progress
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Yep...that would be the sum of it. Welcome to the club.Dubya wrote:and a rampage too! total hax...
You should join meh now!
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Mr.Bean IN DA HOUSE!!! 
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Great job, Bean! I have definitely noticed your aim improve, both fighting against you and with you. I remember last night's game and people remarking how every other shot from you was a head shot. A head hunter indeed!
It definitely is helpful to turn off things such as Mouse Smoothing and Acceleration. With those off higher-end mice track a lot more smoothly and accurately. The difference is quite apparent; take a sniper weapon, zoom right into a wall, and watch your crosshair. Its movement will be a lot smoother with those options off, especially mouse smoothing. These options have to be turned off both in-game and in Windows (in the Windows Control Panel it is called "Enhance Pointer Precision" under the Mouse settings menu).
Here is the end-game screenshot from the game in question, in case you don't have it:
Great game indeed, with lots of back-and-forth action and last second saves. Great teamwork from both sides as well.
It definitely is helpful to turn off things such as Mouse Smoothing and Acceleration. With those off higher-end mice track a lot more smoothly and accurately. The difference is quite apparent; take a sniper weapon, zoom right into a wall, and watch your crosshair. Its movement will be a lot smoother with those options off, especially mouse smoothing. These options have to be turned off both in-game and in Windows (in the Windows Control Panel it is called "Enhance Pointer Precision" under the Mouse settings menu).
Here is the end-game screenshot from the game in question, in case you don't have it:
Great game indeed, with lots of back-and-forth action and last second saves. Great teamwork from both sides as well.
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Bean, you should hit me up on Xfire and do some fragging with me. I will have you going on rampages every map. I enjoy doing it, so just let me know.
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What a stud Bean.. Congrats man.. Although I am the one you got most of those headshots on, I am happy for ya.
You just got knocked the smurf out!
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lol, never thought of it that way beanMr Bean wrote:Sorry 'bout that
Little blue man + bright red hat = easy target
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