Practice

raw input off is probably part of it, and if you have a fast inches per 360 it's going to be incredibly hard to be consistent at sniper/scout unless you have tons and tons of hours on those settings

judging by your profile it doesnt seem like you have many hours at all, so just keep practicing and consider turning on raw input/lowering your sens

Focus on improving your fundamentals. Whether it's aiming or air strafing, the better you are at them, the more consistent you will become.

I, like many would recommend turning on raw input simply because it eliminates any small barriers that you could possibly encounter with it off. But remember that a lot of things settings wise are personal preference. If you're comfortable with the sensitivity you're at, stick with it. But if you're straight up looking to get better, building up the muscle memory and further familiarizing yourself with your current settings (given that's what you feel like you'd be happy with) will take you a long way in the future.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlCRfTmBSGs

ok thanks guys, i just turned off pointer precision and enabled raw iinput and my aim feels 100x better now. Thanks for all the help!

consistency is a myth

we all have good days and bad days

I'm in the same boat as OP other than the whole settings fixing stuff. I'm super inconsistent and I haven't improved at all for months even though im going to DM servers and doing MGE as much as I can. Every once in a while I go off and do really well but 5 min later i miss 3 easy shots on a medic and die or something like that

its cause you're only playing MGE.

if you're at the point that every game or two features a moment where you solo the enemy team while the rest of hte time you're an average player, your DM isn't whats holding you back anymore. you can be as good at clicking on people as you want but if you don't "get" how to apply that to an actual game it won't matter. When I started playing Open I could beat pretty much every other open pocket in MGE cause I played it all the time, but I'd still get rocked in games by people who had a better since of how to catch me when I was out of ammo or in an awkward corner

He's right. Straight up DM/MGE isnt going to give you a fast track to invite anytime soon, or even IM if you're looking just to get out of open. But playing in high level pugs where you can be challenged to rely on your brain and DM is going to really help you push past those "plateaus" you experience every once in a while.

idk using ur brain to get out of open is really easy
all you have to do is not take every 1v1, abuse 2v1s, buffs and listening to ur combo

I dont get why rawinput isn't just turned on by default. It makes no seance to have it off. (Unless your on Linux where you have to use a script to disable it and turning on rawinput makes the game unplayable.)

I'll let you know when I figure it out.

yeah the best way to get better is to just get better

really sucks no one told me that

? i clearly outlined what it takes to get out of open as scout
dont 1v1 everything, coordinate with ur team for 2v1s, get buffed a lot and pay attention to ur combo
what was difficult to understand

its pretty shitty advice? like its so obvious that it isn't really helpful because the people who take 1v1s and lose them all the time are already pretty aware that its not a good idea. Actual good advice would be trying to explain how to not let yourself get baited into 1v1s all the time without being so passive you're useless (because that's what most new open players do)

alright ok but i still see open scouts running and trying to dm everyone at 125 that are totally clueless to what their team is doing
i also dont want to be one of the many ppl who argue with u and accomplish nothing so im gonna stop here

rude

You're not grinding hard enough

Turns out m accel was built into my mouse, so got another shitty mouse with no accel and it turns out I can go 50-13 consistently now. (albeit on tf2center). I've been playing mixes, and I'm top-fragging mostly. Thanks!

dunno if this will help, but try to line up with the med/any target as much as u can to hit it

I think there's a way to disable any sort of mouse acceleration if you look inside the drivers of your mouse? Depends on the mouse you're using obviously but most gaming mice will have this off by default afaik

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