Picking up scout for next season cause I'm a feeder on solly. What is good practice to improve aim/movement for scout?
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Picking up scout for next season cause I'm a feeder on solly. What is good practice to improve aim/movement for scout?
-rep plays super gay in mge, absolute bot at this video game DO NOT PICK HIM UP.
-rep plays super gay in mge, absolute bot at this video game DO NOT PICK HIM UP.
cheeto-rep plays super gay in mge, absolute bot at this video game DO NOT PICK HIM UP.
yikes toxic
[quote=cheeto]-rep plays super gay in mge, absolute bot at this video game DO NOT PICK HIM UP.[/quote]
yikes toxic
yikes toxic
mge/dm/pugs. just make sure you're focusing on one thing at a time while practicing. it's hard to make improvements on multiple things at once.
mge/dm/pugs. just make sure you're focusing on one thing at a time while practicing. it's hard to make improvements on multiple things at once.
When your practicing aim, be sure to try and focus on tracking especially. If you flick too much on scout you start to become inconsistent when it comes time to play scrims and matches (at least from personal experience). This might not be true for you, but I find that doing more tracking focused practices makes me better overall.
When your practicing aim, be sure to try and focus on tracking especially. If you flick too much on scout you start to become inconsistent when it comes time to play scrims and matches (at least from personal experience). This might not be true for you, but I find that doing more tracking focused practices makes me better overall.
focus on positioning and movement first. feeding doesnt just magically stop once you dont have explosives, it just becomes more punishable. aim-ing is a lot less necessary when you can figure out their habits or just have the angle right for crosshair placement.
focus on positioning and movement first. feeding doesnt just magically stop once you dont have explosives, it just becomes more punishable. aim-ing is a lot less necessary when you can figure out their habits or just have the angle right for crosshair placement.
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