If you watch a professional player, it looks like they barely have to aim. This isn't because they have superhuman reflexes; it’s because their crosshair is already exactly where the enemy's head is going to be. This is called Crosshair Placement.
1. The Z-Axis (Head Height) The biggest mistake lower-Elo players make is aiming at the floor or at chest level. You must consciously force yourself to keep your crosshair at head height 100% of the time, even when walking through empty corridors.
We calculate the exact pixel distance you have to flick to hit an enemy's head when they peek you.
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2. The X-Axis (Holding Angles) When holding an angle waiting for a push, you have to predict how the enemy will peek.
The Tight Hold: If you hold your crosshair directly on the edge of the wall, you are relying entirely on raw reaction time. You will likely miss and shoot behind them as they run past.
The Wide Hold (The Right Way): Place your crosshair slightly away from the wall. Give your brain the 200 milliseconds it takes to process the visual information and click. Let the enemy walk into your reticle.
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