i guess this lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQqb89QpSA0

http://i.imgur.com/NLcuGvd.png

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no worries my man, i was in a bit of a mood yesterday anyways

in one post you state the best sensitivity range, then in the next post you write saying a certain sensitivity is best is dumb. I glazed over the rest.

my quake point just look at great aimers, 45%LG 65-70% rail.
pure tracking aim is much harder and lower accuracy than track + flick.

every really good scout does tracking + flick, because its the optimal style.

like what is your argument, are you actually trying to tell me you should aim with only flicking or only tracking with a shotgun? its not personal preference, that is straight up bad.

honestly don't even answer, I didn't want to write more than a one liner in this thread tbh cause its basic. and you are entitled to your own opinion like I am and everyone else.

he's literally begging to be shittalked, what would tf.tv be if we didn't oblige.

now as for you being a cunt who knows why? I have no idea just like I have no idea who you are

why you lying just admit that you suck ass at a dead game and make 3 button scripts to do the work of 2 buttons because your monkey brain can't figure out how to jump with a button that isn't spacebar or how to press two simultaneous keys.

that's not hard to figure out just use some trig.

if you sit 2.5 feet away from the monitor then tan(15deg) = x/30
so a 15 degree cone would be 8.04 inches of the screen. you can double it if you want 15 degrees in each direction.

I kinda doubt that study though. I mean you can just look at the corner of your monitor and do the dominant eye test. for me its still more biased to my right eye.

cool story. I didn't say anything about sensitivity but nice one.

you will never hit the same accuracy with pure tracking as someone who tracks + corrects every shot (go test your accuracy in quake if you don't believe me), and flick only will lose you a lot of consistency. little flicks are more accurate than big flicks that should be obvious.

but whatever personal preference bro

every weapon has an optimal aiming style. tracking with small flicks is the best way to aim on scout.

but you don't actually shift your angle of view. enemies remain in the center of your screen when you are tracking them.. you always aim at the center of your screen.

the angle of view of you character within the game doesn't matter, only your angle of view in real life which doesn't really change.

edit: posted this without refreshing above post, but along the same lines of what rent said

can add me im grand champ

for demo jumping you should do it on low ping. zero is best but up to like 35 is fine. it will be a lot easier to learn air pogo because you can see the stickies. being a good demo jumper on high ping is extremely difficult, you have to know all the timings relative to your velocity etc cause you cant see shit.

for soldier the timing is pretty much the same online and off, I would play online. the timing of syncs is the main thing that you have to be consciously aware of (higher ping = synced rocket is going to hit sooner than it looks, so jump earlier. if falling you have to fall further past the rocket before shooting, this is because of lag compensated movement putting your viewpoint ahead of where you actually are on the server). the other thing is on 0 ping you see every rocket explosion, its not good for your eyes, so on lan I would disable explosions or use like 20ms of fakelag.

yeah, it teaches you how to jump vs hitscan. you can also bait him cause highground is not an advantage until he takes out rockets.

I thought de_inferno was replacing cp_badlands in active duty

just digging himself a deeper hole