any way to use 1024x768 without it looking so freaking pixelated?

[scemmer]

how do pro players make it look so smooth?

[arch]

idk

[jakestuff]

It looks pixelated for them aswell

[scemmer]

Originally posted by 3KFreaky // Selling Graphics!:

idk

dont answer if you dont know

[jakestuff]

Originally posted by AntiGayJesus:

Originally posted by 3KFreaky // Selling Graphics!:

idk

dont answer if you dont know

Whatever happened to being friendly

[Chikuwu]

Originally posted by AntiGayJesus:

how do pro players make it look so smooth?

Its as pixelated for them as it is for you.

also, play on a resolution you feel good with. i play native 1080P and im global elite.

[polite horse]

Originally posted by AntiGayJesus:

how do pro players make it look so smooth?

Play 1440x1080 master race. Just youtube how to do it :)

[jakestuff]

Originally posted by Chiku:

Originally posted by AntiGayJesus:

how do pro players make it look so smooth?

Its as pixelated for them as it is for you.

also, play on a resolution you feel good with. i play native 1080P and im global elite.

800x600 stretched here, just deranked from LE

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just buy a 1024x768 monitor, you can pick 1 up from amazon for like $60

[Chikuwu]

Originally posted by Wooitsthorn:

Originally posted by Chiku:

Its as pixelated for them as it is for you.

also, play on a resolution you feel good with. i play native 1080P and im global elite.

800x600 stretched here, just deranked from LE

resolution doesnt make you any better. 4:3 makes your FOV a bit less, meaning you can shoot distant targets easier without need to practice it more than in 1080p. 1080p requires even more precision in distant shooting, but is more aware of the surrounding area in 16:9.

4:3 was good back in the day because it actually HAD advantage in CS 1.6. Now pro's use 4:3 because theyre used to it, they dont want to re-learn playing on 1080p. Some of them did, and it took them a really long while to get back in proscene.

[76561198371106696]

i play at 3840 x 2160 by the way. and i would 1v1 anyone that tells me my res is too high :-)

[jakestuff]

Originally posted by Chiku:

Originally posted by Wooitsthorn:

800x600 stretched here, just deranked from LE

resolution doesnt make you any better. 4:3 makes your FOV a bit less, meaning you can shoot distant targets easier without need to practice it more than in 1080p. 1080p requires even more precision in distant shooting, but is more aware of the surrounding area in 16:9.

I cannot play 16:9, it feels really unnatural and zoned out. I know its technically better but i cant change it haha

[scemmer]

Originally posted by <KeyValue> #OnlineHero:

Originally posted by AntiGayJesus:

how do pro players make it look so smooth?

Play 1440x1080 master race. Just youtube how to do it :)

i tried it but it looks too much like 16:9 for me so i hate it

[scemmer]

Originally posted by Chiku:

Originally posted by Wooitsthorn:

800x600 stretched here, just deranked from LE

resolution doesnt make you any better. 4:3 makes your FOV a bit less, meaning you can shoot distant targets easier without need to practice it more than in 1080p. 1080p requires even more precision in distant shooting, but is more aware of the surrounding area in 16:9.

4:3 was good back in the day because it actually HAD advantage in CS 1.6. Now pro's use 4:3 because theyre used to it, they dont want to re-learn playing on 1080p. Some of them did, and it took them a really long while to get back in proscene.

it's still personal preference tho

[broken controller]

i know what you mean... The text can look blurry and that enoys me to. When the have "Net_graph 1" it also looks much smaller and less pixelated. Me to wonder how to make it look better :(

[pepo.^]

Originally posted by пизда:

i play at 3840 x 2160 by the way. and i would 1v1 anyone that tells me my res is too high :-)

k i want see how u will rekt pro players