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Tip, since while it does make your aim easier and allow for you to land more shots since you will be in a lower stress situation, it also helps you survive more as you won't be caught off guard as often. The shot in the back point is that unless you are engaging with a flashbang or you know exactly where your target is, take your time and clear your angles, and then push through the door instead of just yellowing it.
Tip 4 recoil management
Okay, moving on to tip number four, we have recoil. Management: Now, this is actually super important in COD, especially as you get into further ranges and recoil can make it extremely difficult to aim, especially if you're using an iron sight.
The good thing is that recoil and COD are pretty predictable for the most part, and you can take one of two approaches in order to better handle recoil and make it easier to keep your aim. On target, short and easy answers to Simply use a lower recoil. Guns To do this, you're going to end up trading off a bit of damage in most cases since the higher recoil guns typically compensate by dealing more damage per bullet.
But damage doesn't really matter if you're simply unable to control the recoil and it's causing you to miss every shot you take, so you can instead use weapons that aren't known for having low recoils, such as the M4, or at least use attachments to manage the recoil more on guns that you are simply finding too difficult to handle.
Don't forget about the tuning system that you unlock when you max out your gun, which allows you to adjust what stats your attachments prioritize. This system will better let you hone in on how much recoil and control you need in order to be able to handle your weapon and land more shots. The longer answer is to get used to the pattern and actively compensate for it in your aim.
For example, by dragging down and usually to the side, you can actually compensate and cause your weapon to have no effective recoil. This obviously requires a degree of skill and practice in order to do, but if you spend a bit of time observing how the recoil on your gun works on the shooting range and then spend a few hours trying to actively put it into practice in game, you'll find that even the higher recoil guns are actually manageable.
There is some variance in the pattern that happens, but in general, it's going to follow the same direction each time. For example, when I use the 74u, I learn that the recoil pattern is straight up for the first 10 or so shots, and then it keeps going up but also to the right afterwards. So now I could land a near-perfect spray pattern on pretty much any target; of course, there was some variance, so it was not perfect but near-perfect.
Without letting go of the fire button. I simply said, Because I am just inverting the movement that the pattern takes, because the 74u goes up and to the right. I am dragging my crosshair down into the left so that way it stays in the center. Having this feel in your back pocket takes off the limitation slash crutch of needing a lower recoil, weapon, and missing out on some of the better and faster TDK guns out there, and it's honestly just an impressive skill to have, so just take some time and practice it that way you have it in your toolkit.
Tip 5 movement
Okay, and moving on to our final tip, we have learned to correct for your movement. This one is absolutely massive for a movement-based shooter like Cod. If you're coming from previous Cod titles or a game like Overwatch, you'll know that it's always best to keep strafing and dodging at all times.
This will give your opponent a harder time. Landing shots on you and allowing you to have more time to in turn kill your target if you come from a tax shooter like Valorant or the Siege movement may be a new concept that you're actively trying to learn right now. In either case, it can be surprisingly unintuitive.
To get used to correcting for your own movement in your aim, what I mean by this is very simple: if you and your target are standing still in front of one another and you put your crosshair on them and then you go straight to the left, your crosshair is going to move off of your target since it's focused on the center of your screen.
So, to compensate for this, you need to actively move your aim to the right in order to compensate for the movement and stay on your target. If you are sprinting and you go for a slide, you now need to move your crosshair up since you will be dropping in height; otherwise, we'll be shooting at your target's feet and not getting as much damage per shot.
This can definitely be tricky at first and take some time, but it's absolutely vital that you do so in order to better land shots while being difficult to hit. As I mentioned before. Cod is a very movement-intensive game, and you want to be forcing your opponent to take difficult shots and have to react suddenly to you so that you are more likely to get the kill on them.
But if you're sliding and moving so hard that you're also missing every one of your shots, then it doesn't really matter how much you're making your opponent miss. Just be sure that you are making an effort to compensate for your own movement. Get used to doing things such as moving your crosshair up when you go for a slide so that it moves as little as possible.
This can even be practiced on the shooting range or, especially, in the multiplayer of Modern Warfare 2, where you can work a lot on your gun fights. That is going to do it for our five beginner aiming tricks. Please take care and stay in
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