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But yeah, you can be good at Call of Duty and not cheat but once you get into global top ten, I'm not going to trust you.
yeah i think its great when they do get caught. i dont trust anyone really either. however, unless proven 100% i also dont just accuse ppl.
i will have to say this though. I always wonder why streamers never have a webcam showing there hands and keyboard or even there screen.
It gives you less recoil on your shot.
edit: further proved by your bring in of shroud
Leaning while aiming is just one more minor advantage (since someone aiming for a headshot may miss entirely instead of hitting chest) and many minor advantages add up quickly to become major advantages. That frying pan you have? Might block a few bullets. That rock/tree/ridge that you can take cover behind? Lets you control the fight and take damage at your own pace until they push. The next zone is towards them but you have a ridge to push up on them? They may not know where you're coming from, or at least won't be expecting it 100%.
Source: Personal experience over 190 hours playtime. Top 1% squad FPP, top 1.39% solo TPP. Top 1.8% squad TPP. I tend to solo que squad matches since the people I normally play with like to play a more aggressive playstyle.
EDIT: Does it really reduce recoil? I haven't noticed a major difference, but I also haven't been looking. Seems like a strange mechanic if it does, if anything I would think it would have increased recoil as you're not quite as stable.
yeah i never heard it reduces the recoil. what i think is that if you lean to the right your recoil then goes that way or at least at an angle that way. a lot of streamers i watch will lean the way a person is running. so if they run from left to right and you lean right, you can shoot close to them and if your shot just lands on them, your next shot should also just from the recoil. i dont do it myself as i am just not used to it other then if behind a tree or wall and use it to peek.
I don't. I would rather not compete with hackers to be honest. I know how bad CSGO is. You can get to a high rank without cheating, but at some point you will come across highly skilled players who supplement their skill with cheats, and it is impossible to compete with them. It's just a sad fact that these crazy competitive people with a win-no-matter-what attitude are the ones at the top.
Many people do lean for other reasons, but in general it just makes them easier to spot/kill, the opposite of whet they are hoping for.
Very untrue... Players with good mechanical aim will snap on targets and many players from PUBG's EA days have an unbroken habbit of leaning for no real reason.
What you should be looking for is how you die and not how you are killed. If you die from being railed at a distance and not a single round missing, you're being cheated.
- Are you dying from a better player that naturally leans?
- Are you dying from nothing but headshots at an impossible range?