Hello! For a while now, I have had an issue with changing my settings. In tf2, I find myself changing my crosshair all the time and in csgo I cannot keep a consistent resolution. I am the type of player who is constantly striving to get better, so I feel the need to try and find the best settings for me, but I feel like when I play better with one setting it's just because I'm feeling good that day. I have no way to tell if it's the settings or some external factor.
I do this, not because I am playing poorly, I am just indecisive of what works best for me. My thought process; Oh, I wonder if I try this crosshair, will I play better? hmm, what about this crosshair?
I don't really change anything else besides this
It's a never ending loop that I would like to get out of. If anyone else has this problem or has a solution please tell me.
and please don't say to just not change it, that's like telling a drug addict to stop doing drugs.
Hello! For a while now, I have had an issue with changing my settings. In tf2, I find myself changing my crosshair all the time and in csgo I cannot keep a consistent resolution. I am the type of player who is constantly striving to get better, so I feel the need to try and find the best settings for me, but I feel like when I play better with one setting it's just because I'm feeling good that day. I have no way to tell if it's the settings or some external factor.
I do this, not because I am playing poorly, I am just indecisive of what works best for me. My thought process; Oh, I wonder if I try this crosshair, will I play better? hmm, what about [i]this[/i] crosshair?
I don't really change anything else besides this
It's a never ending loop that I would like to get out of. If anyone else has this problem or has a solution please tell me.
and please don't say to just not change it, that's like telling a drug addict to stop doing drugs.
Tangyythat's like telling a drug addict to stop doing drugs
you're comparing drugs to tf2 settings
[quote=Tangyy]that's like telling a drug addict to stop doing drugs[/quote]
you're comparing drugs to tf2 settings
Yeah I can't think of anything else to say besides find settings you're the most comfortable with and stick with them. Show some discipline and self-control.
Yeah I can't think of anything else to say besides find settings you're the most comfortable with and stick with them. Show some discipline and self-control.
It's as addicting to me as a drug.
It's as addicting to me as a drug.
keep your settings for a week instead of a day just to make sure it isnt just your inconsistency that is the issue
keep your settings for a week instead of a day just to make sure it isnt just your inconsistency that is the issue
maybe if you have a 'custom' folder shortcut, install a HUD crosshair and remove the 'custom' folder shortcut to make changing them a task and not so accesible so you will need to go through the work of going through files.
maybe if you have a 'custom' folder shortcut, install a HUD crosshair and remove the 'custom' folder shortcut to make changing them a task and not so accesible so you will need to go through the work of going through files.
Astrin_maybe if you have a 'custom' folder shortcut, install a HUD crosshair and remove the 'custom' folder shortcut to make changing them a task and not so accesible so you will need to go through the work of going through files.
That's a good idea. I use a crosshair switcher, so I can just remove the shortcut on my desktop. I will try this.
[quote=Astrin_]maybe if you have a 'custom' folder shortcut, install a HUD crosshair and remove the 'custom' folder shortcut to make changing them a task and not so accesible so you will need to go through the work of going through files.[/quote]
That's a good idea. I use a crosshair switcher, so I can just remove the shortcut on my desktop. I will try this.
This is the third "I keep changing my tf2 sens/hud/settings" thread in like two weeks.
Seriously? Video game settings do not fuck with any of your biochemistry. Just stop changing them.
This is not like drugs whatsoever. This is nothing but a ridiculous lack of willpower also known as giving a fuck.
You shouldn't have to ask people on a video game forum how to apply your free will.
This is the third "I keep changing my tf2 sens/hud/settings" thread in like two weeks.
Seriously? Video game settings do not fuck with any of your biochemistry. Just stop changing them.
This is not like drugs whatsoever. This is nothing but a ridiculous lack of willpower also known as giving a fuck.
You shouldn't have to ask people on a video game forum how to apply your free will.
TangyyIt's as addicting to me as a drug.
are you autistic
[quote=Tangyy]It's as addicting to me as a drug.[/quote]
are you autistic
ive used default everything besides crosshair since i started the game
i honestly dont see how changing ur settings makes u suddenly better at the game
do you have no self control?
ive used default everything besides crosshair since i started the game
i honestly dont see how changing ur settings makes u suddenly better at the game
do you have no self control?
I just have an issue with constantly wanting the best, so I constantly change my settings in order to achieve the best performance I can get. I enjoy trying to find the best for me, which is why it's addicting. I'm super indecisive, and have trouble deciding if I want this or that, so I constantly change. That's all I was wanting, but apparently I suffer from a mental disorder and will not be able to.
So far removing the shortcut has worked pretty well.
I just have an issue with constantly wanting the best, so I constantly change my settings in order to achieve the best performance I can get. I enjoy trying to find the best for me, which is why it's addicting. I'm super indecisive, and have trouble deciding if I want this or that, so I constantly change. That's all I was wanting, but apparently I suffer from a mental disorder and will not be able to.
So far removing the shortcut has worked pretty well.
Tangyy I'm super indecisive, and have trouble deciding if I want this or that, so I constantly change.
You stated in the original post that you want to stop changing your settings. So how about you stop changing your settings. If you want "the best for you", stop changing your settings.
Stop changing your settings.
[quote=Tangyy] I'm super indecisive, and have trouble deciding if I want this or that, so I constantly change.[/quote]
You stated in the original post that you want to stop changing your settings. So how about you stop changing your settings. If you want "the best for you", stop changing your settings.
Stop changing your settings.