Sadness!

[luventaz]

Guyz! omg! i cant hav 25% accuracy! Can u help me pliz!! !!

[Jefke]

lol, why you care about acc that much

 

I only recently starting to get an average of 15-20% and ending most of my rounds in k/d higher than 1 (1.2-2) => all time nub here.

 

Only things I recently changed is that I aim for for the head than I used to do, just habbit to keep the crosshair on head highed. That seems to helped me a lot.

and I play more rambo medic after years of refusing to abuse the medic class that way. But well of course the rambo medic is ideal to rack up kills with

 

But well that are basic stuff everybody does except all-time nubs like me (never cared about being good, still don't really do).

 

Anyway curious which USEFUL tips others can give. Maybe, just maybe I might use some

Edited September 14, 2012 by DrJoske

[luventaz]

With that acc i have to aim and thats the big problem!!! 0 aim means get raped! And sometimes i can aim like 2 times on an opponent but at the end he killes me!

i think good acc is important then... maybe more than good aiming!

[Corey]

Really, good aiming = good acc

 

If you hit the head every time, but your acc is 20% then you aren't hitting it very much lol

 

Try different sensitivities to see if that will help you. You may need to lower it a bit so you can have more control of where you are aiming.

Edited September 14, 2012 by Corey

[Moller]

Call me when you have found a solution on this problem luventaz! (things would have been much easier if people stood still when i shoot at them).

[=Death Hunter=]

One thing you can do that helped me is change your configs. Unless you have already done that. Instead of having those huge cross hairs your crosshairs will just be a dot. Let me know if you haven't done this and I'll try to remember to send you a link to some good configs. Mouse sensitivity plays a role as well. You gotta get it setup the way that best suites you.

 

Other than that.... its all about practice.

[Levi]

I started out around 10-20%, bought a better mouse, better screen display and stay around 30-50%. Besides a lot of time i spam bullets so there is no way to be official on accuracy.

[luventaz]

Thx for your comments guyz! for info i have on my cfg:

(dot for crosshair) cg_crosshairsize 35

sensitivity 1.13

m_pitch 0.033

m_yaw 0.033

com_maxdpi 1600

ui_sensi 5

mv_sensi 25

 

the rest is based on raziel's!

 

I started out around 10-20%, bought a better mouse, better screen display and stay around 30-50%. Besides a lot of time i spam bullets so there is no way to be official on accuracy.

Spam bullets... hmmmm... ?????

[a dog]

com_maxdpi 1600

lolwut?

I've never seen a ref to that cvar before.

 

I'd agree with some others. Most important is crosshair size, crosshair alpha (transparency), mouse sensitivity, and fov (field of view).

 

The crosshair settings are important both so that your cross hair isnt blocking out where the target actually is and so that your mind stops thinking that if part of the crosshair is on the enemy then it should be a hit.

 

The mouse sensitivity setting is important so that you are no longer jerking backing and forth due to overcompensating. Mouse movements should be smooth during a firefight against a single oponent. Mouse sensitivity should be different for every player and every mouse combination to accomidate their unique characteristics. With my current POS mouse I find the best sensitivty to be a little over 3. That way I am using maybe 40% of my mouse pad during a normal fight and I still have room to swing around 360 degrees without going off my mouse pad or having topick my mouse up and put it back down somewhere else on the pad.

 

The field of view setting is important so that you can keep your enemy in view even during close quarters fighting. So often I see people lose sight of their target and start shooting wildly about; this is clear indication that fov is too low. I use a toggle to quickly change between high fov and low fov. Most of the time I stay at high fov so that I can see enemies at my view's periphery and easily follow an enemy that walks by me to get behind me. I only switch to low fov if the enemy is far away so that I can see them better.

 

Highest accuracy can be obtained by aiming for the body, but you will also get less kills. When you aim for the head you are bound to have many bullets stray above the target, but each hit deals significantly more damage.

 

Some newbie tips to increase accuracy, brought to you by the king of noobs:

Stop shooting constantly. As you shoot the spread of bullets increases and your accuracy decreases. This is especially true if you are shooting and aiming side to side. Stop, reaquire your target, and start shooting again.

Stop jumping constantly. If you do a rambo suicide jump towards a player, your bullet spread will be larger than if you were to stay on the ground. Rambo suicide jumps are only usefull if you are using a 1-shot weapon like shotgun, throwing knife, panzerfaust, rifle-grenade, etc. The only time it might be to your advantage

Watch your footing. Just as flying through the air will lower your accuracy, dropping or falling even a small distance will do the same. Keep this in mind if you are on any type of slope, stairs, etc and try to only move up or side to side if you have to fight on the slope.

Predict where you might need to shoot. When you are coming around a corner, turn in advance so that you are facing the direction of the enemy. This way you have a better chance of getting the first hit, and the person who gets hit first will have lower accuracy.

Stay near obstacles you can hide behind. When you are taking damage, your accuracy will be worse. This is why people often start shooting before they see the target if they are pretty sure the target is around the corner; the person who gets hit first will have lower accuracy. If you cannot get off the first shot, try ducking behind some obstacle and then come out shooting to try and get the first hit.

Edited September 15, 2012 by BiPo

[Glyphz]

If you have your crosshair on pulsing change it to solid

 

Pick a smaller crosshair size like medium, choose the Dot instead

 

Aimming just above the head will increase accuracy ...listen for the headshot or the helmet hit...once the helmet is off its over for your enemy

[DFighter]

Use flamethrower or M97 that would do the trick to get higher accuracy , further pratice, pratice and even more practice goodluck

Edited September 15, 2012 by DFighter

[Waffles]

The best help i may have for you is, what kind of mouse are you using? in my opinion, sensitivity is important but depends on how much movement you want. If you have a laser mouse make sure you have a mouse pad, nd if you have one of the old ones, consider getting a laser one lol. My sensitivity changes, sometimes its a 3.25 or i go to a 5.25, it all depends how much i want to move on a certain map. hope this helped

[The Dude]

Things to set to 0 -->

seta cg_bloodTime "0"

seta cg_showblood "0"

seta cg_bloodFlash "0"

seta cg_crosshairHealth "0"

seta cg_crosshairX "0"

seta cg_crosshairY "0"

seta cg_runpitch "0"

seta cg_runroll "0"

seta cg_bobup "0"

seta cg_bobpitch "0"

seta cg_bobroll "0"

seta cg_bobyaw "0"

 

And take a look at RaZiel - 1first Impression video on YouTube, it will help you to chose the correct sensitivity!

Edited September 16, 2012 by The Dude

[BossHK]

http://fearless-assassins.com/topic/23840-aiming-tutorial-for-wet-by-bosshk-enemy-territory/

 

+ some cvars below that might help you. Also check my signature for more tutorials.

 

seta cg_atmosphericEffects "0" (toggles display of map effects like rain and snow)

seta cg_bloodFlash "0" (toggles the blood effect when you are shot)

seta cg_bobpitch "0" (sets extent of the bob pitch (forwards/backwards) effect when moving)

seta cg_bobroll "0" (sets extent of the bob roll (left/right) effect when moving)

seta cg_bobup "0" (sets extent of the vertical "bob" effect when moving)

seta cg_bobyaw "0" (sets extent of the "bob" yaw (turn left/right) effect when moving)

seta cg_brassTime "0" (sets the duration ejected bullet shells etc last for)

seta cg_coronas "0" (toggles the corona effect around lights)

seta cg_crosshairPulse "0" (toggles the crosshair changing size according to bullet spread)

seta cg_muzzleFlash "0" (when set to 1, first-person muzzleflash is drawn, valid values: 0, 1)

seta cg_noVoiceChats "1" (toggles the audio of voice chats)

seta cg_runpitch "0" (see cg_bobpitch)

seta cg_runroll "0" (see cg_bobroll)

seta cg_showblood "0" (toggles showing blood spurt effect when player's are shot)

seta cg_teamChatHeight "3" (number of rows of chats)

seta cg_wolfparticles "0" (toggles display of particle effects, e.g. explosions, some smoke effects)

seta b_numpopups "5" (for etpro, controls the number of popup messages on the HUD, -1 = default, 0 = disable popups, n = number of popups)

seta cg_numpopups "5" (controls the number of popup messages on the HUD, -1 = default, 0 = disable popups, n = number of popups)

seta r_drawfoliage "0" (toggles drawing foliage, e.g. all the grass on Radar)

seta r_drawsun "0" (toggles drawing the image of the sun in the sky)

seta r_fastsky "1" (toggles wether the detailed skybox is drawn or just a basic sky)

seta r_flares "0" (toggle flare effect around certain dynamic lights)

[luventaz]

Thank u guyz for helping me! i appreciate...

But a lil pb... i noticed there r some cvars here that doesnt exist in my cfg (raziel's ???) hm!

i ll fix it! thank u very much!

 

The best help i may have for you is, what kind of mouse are you using? in my opinion, sensitivity is important but depends on how much movement you want. If you have a laser mouse make sure you have a mouse pad, nd if you have one of the old ones, consider getting a laser one lol. My sensitivity changes, sometimes its a 3.25 or i go to a 5.25, it all depends how much i want to move on a certain map. hope this helped

i have a 3D optical mouse...