I am a God at CSGO but I can't get a kill in this game.

[Heavy Metal]

I can't get a single kill in this game, tell me how I spot a dude eating sh*t I unload half a clip into him and he turns around and 2 shots me. Everyone is a bullet sponge and I'm running around like I have 1 hp in CSGO. is it the gear? whats going on?

[majzerofive]

Notice me Senpai eredeti hozzászólása:

I can't get a single kill in this game, tell me how I spot a dude eating sh*t I unload half a clip into him and he turns around and 2 shots me. Everyone is a bullet sponge and I'm running around like I have 1 hp in CSGO. is it the gear? whats going on?

first: you're not a god of shooters then. Because I am, not really a fan of cs:go though, it is dead with its 64 ticks and blatant cheaters and from now on free game. 20+ kills in average in 30 hours. 65% winrate rn, just because I've wasted like 5 hours to figure out my weaponbuild and my personal preferences. It is not hard, stop playing cs:go and start playing destiny 2. Avoid contacts, take your distance if you're "shooter" kind of guy like I am. Or just be a complete braindead, pick some one-shot overpowered melee char and win like that.
second: distance matters. If your gun has 20/100 distance, you should really get close to deal 100% damage. My pistol in the second slot wouldn't do ♥♥♥♥ to a guy 10m away from me, yet in a close distance it would kill anyone unless he punches me with his hand to death through the shield.
third: realise you're bad at shooters. CS is no longer any "quality-shooting-stuff" like it was with 1.6 version. You've many more shooters, many more engines for them etc etc. The game isn't about hitting heads at all, since everything is moving too fast even I'd be surprised seeing you hit heads in any situation. Especially in the chaos of the game where you have little Thors running around with a staff.


one more bonus tip: take some time to really "get the game". It is RPG, MMO, not a stupid shooter. If you want to make the difference you should at least memorize the ulties of your opponents or at least yours. Press I and hover above everything, read&learn until you decide whether you want or do not waste your time here.

[★ dollmeat ★]

Wild how much people like to say the game is nothing but picking the right gear to win, meanwhile I regularly top scoreboards with completely out-of-meta weapons but bottom frag using the crutch 'meta' weapons.

Plus, anybody who still calls their characters in a game a 'toon' is probably out of their element in general lol

[Winthorpe]

Just one tip. Make sure you're not choosing 'Classic Mix'. That matchmakes by connection and you'll be up against a bunch of sweat lords that will use your forehead as a teabagging station.

Choose control. Pick a gun you like. Hardlight is good starter weapon (keep an eye on Xur for it). Get an exotic like foe tracer, which can help you keep an eye on the map. Profit.

Don't sweat it too much. PvP is a bit daft. Especially supers.

[Turtle99]

Aim down sights, don't hipfire.

[SolutionS]

zOldBulldog eredeti hozzászólása:

Besides the cheaters, this game is not about skill, tactics or strategy. It is about knowing a hundred undocumented tricks to make your toon OP.

If you are looking for balance or fairness... you are in the wrong game.

I actually Agree. The pvp in this game is just a 1shot fotm class/weapon meme. Raiding is great however in this game I gotta say

[ERROR1018]

⊰ Dizzy ⊱ eredeti hozzászólása:

Wild how much people like to say the game is nothing but picking the right gear to win, meanwhile I regularly top scoreboards with completely out-of-meta weapons but bottom frag using the crutch 'meta' weapons.

Plus, anybody who still calls their characters in a game a 'toon' is probably out of their element in general lol

QFT, skill still wins matches. Have seen folks dominating with "off meta" weapons pretty regularly, outside of the odd (100+ match) all-blue char with 10+ KD/A.

That said, knowing how to set up your armor and the meta weapons -- for the average pvper like myself -- allows you to not feel like absolute fodder.

[Dio]

is it the gear? whats going on?

Use 150 rpm handcannon - 3 tap to the head, close/midle rande 68dmg. Agresive frame shotgun - close range 1 shot. Pulse rifle 390, 540 rpm, midle/far range. 2-3 birst to the head. don't rush, play save/ Learn the maps, use radar. U'll need some time to learn. Myself LEM on cs-go. took me couple of weeks to lern pvp in destiny. GLHF

[YHARNAM_YEETER]

then you're prob not a CS god there guy....

[MOSLEY]

PhellAsleep eredeti hozzászólása:

You know how CSGO has VAC? Well Destiny has nothing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N78yLWEe9fs

https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2020/04/02/bungie-the-narrative-that-destiny-2-doesnt-have-an-anti-cheat-for-trials-is-false/#5efcf3547b31

[scotty]

put in 500 hours of weapon grinding for god rolls then rock up with very finely tuned loadouts and do kinda okay, also csgo has a completely different recoil pattern and control

[World Bringer]

I'm a little surprised nobody's mentioned this yet, but to address the question you initially asked:

Notice me Senpai eredeti hozzászólása:

I can't get a single kill in this game, tell me how I spot a dude eating sh*t I unload half a clip into him and he turns around and 2 shots me.

They were using a handcannon at optimal range, and probably had the rampage perk active, which lets you two-tap opponents. Destiny 2 PvP is all about managing your TTK at any given time. What this translate to is:

1. Always aim for the head. Don't bother shooting unless you're aiming for the head or your opponent is retreating/close to dying. The reason why you can shoot a retreating opponent is that you can start the engagement with a TTK advantage (possibly a big one if you do manage to get the headshot from the side/back), since they'll be one shot down by the time they turn around to face you.
   
2. Always pay attention to the range of your engagement. It doesn't matter if you have aimbot accuracy if you're suffering from damage fall-off, but your opponent isn't. You're going to lose that one because your TTK is shot, so back off.
   
3. Be extremely aware of the numbers in your engagement. If your side's outnumbered going into an engagement, you'll probably lose (or at best trade), unless you've got something to make up for it. This could be a sniper that can take one of them out with a headshot immediately to even things up, a shotgunner hiding in a corner, somebody on your side with heavy, or somebody on your side with a super. In the case of sniper/shotgun, be ready to retreat while you/your assist(s) switch guns/get into a better position though.

Also, yes, sorry, but unless you want to be at the mercy of Bungie's SBMM (which can fail miserably quite often), you're going to have to learn the meta, which will probably means tens if not hundreds of hours of grinding. Stick to control or the rotating list until you get the hang of things. Avoid quickplay unless you plan on shadowing a better player to learn their playstyle for now. Good luck if you decide to stick around, and be prepared to die a lot.

[Torchlight]

This is because CS:GO has Hitscan and Little to 0 Recoil weapons. Welcome to game you need to actually aim in. I can be god at a Sandbox too you know.

[muddysuds]

Notice me Senpai eredeti hozzászólása:

I can't get a single kill in this game, tell me how I spot a dude eating sh*t I unload half a clip into him and he turns around and 2 shots me. Everyone is a bullet sponge and I'm running around like I have 1 hp in CSGO. is it the gear? whats going on?

this isnt csgo dude you actually have to move and aim at the same time

[Werdna]

Why every nova thinks he is a god now? At least reach "eagles" then talk big.

[Werdna]

Turtle99 eredeti hozzászólása:

Aim down sights, don't hipfire.

OP don't know what it is. OP can only "strafe".