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I would like to address the following matter
Human eyes do not see "frames", we are not computers, nor do we calculate what we are able to perceive in "frames per second". What would the equivalent be??
Simple, a flow of photons from the object are received into the retina, then sending a message to the brain through a chemical reaction. Arguably, 60fps or 120fps will do no difference in visibility, however smoothens the scene. Even going as far as 640fps will do no difference in how you see the game, rather, a difference in the feel of movement.
After the player in this photo shoots the enemy in front of him in the head, while the enemy is oddly able to keep moving, the kill log shows that they were just killed by the player. I believe this was a latency issue.
Now, before you disagree with my last statement, check this out: even though the player's death ragdoll was applied physics force as if the person in front of the player killed them, you can see in the kill log that a different enemy actually killed them.
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Additionally, you can see shots from behind the player hitting the wall in front of them, and even before that, you can see in the kill log that the enemy who actually killed the player got a different kill just before the bullets flying over the player's head began to start.
Note: to view the image in closer detail, either:
1. Open the configuration panel on the page, and open the large version.
2. Click this link:
https://giant.gfycat.com/CarelessUnfitHyena.gif
64 tick also makes the AWP more powerful. In 128 tick, the performance of rifles improves, making the AWP more balanced.
It won't improve your aim if you don't have any.
It won't improve your skill if you don't have any.
It will just allow you to interact more with the players in your match.
Also, when you don't kill someone in a firefight that happens in 64 tick, always think about this:
- why was he able to kill you?
- why were you not able to kill him?
Is it because of 64 tick that you weren't able to kill him? Then why was he able to kill you?
To anyone who understands about this topic, yes this has a lot of "false/not accurate info" but its much easier to understand this way
But overall 128 is better :)