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My aim in FPS sucks. Tips on improving? My most is razer naga epic chroma.

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Practice and patience. I sucked in a monumental way when i switched to pc gaming. 

But now i can get headshots 9 times out of 10

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Remove all kinds of mouse acceleration. Reduce sensitivity. Train.

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My aim in FPS sucks. Tips on improving? My most is razer naga epic chroma.

Which FPS? Each game handles aim differently. (For example: Battlefield has bullet drop and Counter Strike required shifting and other techniques)

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Put a higher sensitivity on than what you currently have, play a few matches and then lower to your original sensitivity.

Burst fire whilst aiming.

don't aim and then put your sight on your target, try and get your target in the center of your screen just before aiming. (obviously if it's cs go then there is no aiming down sight apart from a few guns)

If you're playing BF4 then you can adjust your aim down sight sensitivity and your hip fire sensitivity thus allowing a lower sensitivity when aiming down sight.

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Decrease sensitivity as much as possible

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Practice

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Put a higher sensitivity on than what you currently have, play a few matches and then lower to your original sensitivity.

Burst fire whilst aiming.

don't aim and then put your sight on your target, try and get your target in the center of your screen just before aiming. (obviously if it's cs go then there is no aiming down sight apart from a few guns)

If you're playing BF4 then you can adjust your aim down sight sensitivity and your hip fire sensitivity thus allowing a lower sensitivity when aiming down sight.

Higher sensitivity is bad.

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Higher sensitivity is bad.

read the rest of what i said rather than the first 5 words.

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read the rest of what i said rather than the first 5 words.

I did. It's best to lower your sens to nearly uncomfortable level and then bring it up. With low sens you develop more accurate movements of the mouse. Higher sens just makes you go lazy.

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I did. It's best to lower your sens to nearly uncomfortable level and then bring it up. With low sens you develop more accurate movements of the mouse. Higher sens just makes you go lazy.

Going to a higher sensitivity for a few games and then back down will make your original sensitivity feel more accurate.

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Going to a higher sensitivity for a few games and then back down will make your original sensitivity feel more accurate.

Feel. But having lower sensitivity actually makes you work for it, you develop the muscle memory better.

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I'm on about if he feels that he is at a comfortable sensitivity then to go up and back down.

We are using a mouse here and not a controller. You can move your hand as fast as you want.

This is what I have done when i first moved to mouse and keyboard and it gave me best results...or did it? I don't know, only you know....dick,

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Hardware/Physical: It seems you're good on the product, just make sure you have the proper firmware update that doesn't have things like angle-snapping, etc. Also make sure the surface you play on isn't too slick, look into mousepads if you don't have one.

Software: Disable mouse acceleration everywhere you can, poke around Razer's control panel and double check everything such as angle-snapping, corrections, etc. Also turn up your polling rate of it's a bit low, most people recommend 500 or 1000Hz. Calculate your 360/in or 360/cm and try to replicate it from game to game if you have to or you so desire, use this site: http://www.notalent.org/sensitivity/sensitivity.htm

The following tips will not automatically increase your aim. If you haven't done most of the things on here already, you may find your aim might be worse than before as you need to adjust, however it will make your movement much more *CONSISTENT* which is key.

After that, it's practice, practice, and practice. Pick a sensitivity and stick with it. And keep going. And practice.

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I just played a lot of co-op games like Killing Floor, Payday, Left 4 Dead, etc...

 

No pressure to really "get gud" and overcome other players helps you get used to playing with a mouse way faster, imo. Then again, I'm not really into being a pro CSGO player, so what do I know?

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When playing Counter-Strike go on headshot servers which will increase your aim while improving your game :)

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Practice, practice and more practice use low sens if playing games like CS:GO for game likes quake and unreal you need higher sensitivity because of the fast paced gameplay. Also disable the side buttons on the naga when playing fps you dont want to know how many times i accidentally fuckd up whit accidental side button press and switched to knife during a clutch that i might have won easily >.<

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