I still think games like this need a shooting range. Yes training kind of does this but, you have to load into and out. A shooting range would have all the weapons, ammos, and gear respawning there so that you can play around.
Agreed. It would need targets that move at hunter speed so we can practice leading shots at various ranges. Shooting barely moving zombies and lanterns are good and all for basic aim, but does nothing for leading.
I have been saying this for a long tie. The devs make the excuse that the training mode is enough to learn and practice shooting, but thats not even remotely true since as you said, hunters move at different speed, are rarely stationary, and this is a game that has low bullet velocity and you must learn to lead
Rachta Z, much respect dude. you're one of the best players imho and one of the most chill hunt players i've seen. keep up the good job. GGs! (cowboy hat image lol)
Going into training mode with the Winnie swift and 4x ammo boxes for 10/20 minute before Hunt sessions shows me how much my aim varies from day to day and with no pressure from other players it lets you fine tune and experiment with things like movement you otherwise just wouldn't. Also agree about the Winnie and High Velocity, I can't go back to the Mosin anymore, The Swift is just way more fun and versatile, its only weakness is body shots at range but Hunt is all about the headshot anyway. Surprised how rarely I see others using it.
Agree once you get good with the winnie swift with high velocity theres no going back. I do still use the mosin though as it does good damage on body shots if you dont have time for a long session to warm up on those headshots.
I personally like to warm up in trials! Is it useful, in your opinion, Rachta? My favorite: -Lawson station (you have mosin and have to shoot 25 heads in 2 mins from station roof) - slaughterhouse (you have Winnie swift and tons of grunts to shoot on a compound) These trials allows you to spend your time efficiently by not running and seeking for zombies in training mode
The tip about forcing yourself to take hard shots, and challenging yourself in general, is gold. I think a lot of people go into aim training in their respective games and just aim comfortably and hope that hundreds of hours of doing that will help them. To some extent, it will, but to truly become better and challenge yourself, you have to get out of your comfort zone for a while.
@@WholesomeDough you don't understand the concept :(. No matter where you look in your life, you always will get a lot more improvement by challenging yourself, being outside the comfort zone. works for learning, training etc.
ugh i mentioned "snap aiming" to my friend, and he was like "dang how did you learn?" and i was like "I dunno practice while i play?" and he goes "I'm not gonna PRACTICE that! sounds like too much work!" and its like he doesn't realize that im not actively practicing or whatver, i just move in ways that enforce that ability =/
Sparks is a must use gun for new players as it gets you used to shooting and then changing position to engage from different angles which is a must in hunt. It also gets you in the habit of switching to your secondary for quick follow up shots. Another needed habit for this game. Sparks was a game changer for me it improved my games greatly.
I needed a vid like this around now, i've gotten in a rut in terms of how I play. My aim feels like it's gotten much worse despite me playing more often than I used to and I don't really know what to do about it. I went from 5 star, getting sometimes 6 or 7 kills every other game to now 4 star getting a maximum of 3 kills and more often than that none at all.
Sounds exactly like me today iv been utter garbage and getting shat on with only a few good kills here and there and back down to 4*. Yesterday I was untouchable and went all the way up to 6*.
Ive been there too. My mmr got back to 3 when i was 4, even 5 sometimes. For some unknow reason, my gameplay got worse than before, and i havent changed nothing.
I play Hunt for about a year now. this happened to me very often. when this happens i take breaks from the game or from gaming in general. Helps all the time ;)
Something I try to avoid is overthinking about my aim and just playing the game. Im not the greatest player but my best kills always happened naturally and in the moment.
I use a game called Intake to warm up my aim before I play hunt. Using third party software is good and does help, you do not need to do everything in hunt to be good at aiming. Its transferable. Anyone can have good aim, you just need to practice every day and that does not include playing games of hunt. That isnt practice, that is actual playing. Spending 10 minutes to get into a single gunfight and lose it will not help you. You need to pick something you enjoy doing and use that to practice and keep at it, practice before your game sessions everyday and you can have good aim. Then you can move onto the harder things like flanking, that can only be practiced in game by dying and learning from why you died.
See a lot of comments talking about lead time and how other guns are so different to the WinnieC/sparks that this video doesn’t actually help or isn’t what you are looking for so: TLDR: aim has nothing to do with lead time. In the context of this video it’s how long it takes to put your iron sights where you want them to be. So the “aim” that rachta is talking about in the video is target acquisition time, or how long it takes you to put the iron sights where you want them. You can learn that easily with the WinnieC because it has almost no sway. The sparks teaches you to do it realistically; peeking different angles, quickly refinding and aiming at your target. Edit: the sparks is also a more realistic gun to train with because the WinnieC has almost no sway whereas most guns in the game have a decent amount. The issue with the WinnieC is that players tend to kill themselves by repeeking the same angle and they get headtapped. The sparks forces you to take a 4 sec reload after every shot which gives you time to think: hey maybe I should find another angle to shoot from. So yes of course you still have to learn or get a feel for the lead time of every gun, but that’s not what this video is about.
Some really nice tips here. It's a completely different approach to aiming than I would normally do, so I'll have to try it until it becomes reflexive. Its at testament to your skill that- *increases gamma at night* Absolutely disgusting. Everything is ruined. Food tastes like ash. The sun is no longer warm. How could you.
Reducing my sensitivities/mouse dpi has worked great for me. I went down to 400 dpi and fairly low sens and I connect more shots now. Anyone who's struggling should experiment with really low sens, even if it feels sluggish, and slowly raise it to find the balance between connecting shots and fast movement.
I did something similar I play at around 1500dpi usually but i put my in game sensitivty down to about 0.90 and it just works wonderful. I notice iv gotten much worse with shotguns though.
I know it’s been a while but if you still play are you still using 400 DPI? And what sensitivity? I’ve just started playing again and recently switched to 400 DPI
Gotta disagree with the point made at 1:53. When training your body taking it slow and getting it correct builds technique and accuracy. By consistently building good technique and accuracy and by continuing to practice it you will naturally get faster over time. Literally nobody tells musicians to just hammer through something they can't play at full speed until they get it right. They slow it down, make sure they get all the technique correct, then speed up. Same is true of basically every other physical activity. Mouse input is a physical activity. Forcing yourself to do bunch of speedy headshots that miss is only going to reinforce making speedy headshots that miss. This isn't a new concept to the idea of "practice". There's a phrase, practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
1:51 This advice has been getting me killed. I think it is better to use a mix of both for both, take your time if it's initiating a fight don't whiff quick shots that give your surprise away.
Thanks for this and can you do a video : how to train your ears. Because sometimes i get in a fight and i don't hear a man that backstab me or just a crouch man on my left so it's a bit frustrating.
What should we do nowadays, now that the Training mode doesn't seem to exist anymore? It seems like it was replaced by Shooting range? I'm fairly new with 145ish hours, I wanted to improve my general aiming!
Iv only recently finally gotten good at leading with my crossbows , I love this game, also I know people don't like slightly weaker revolvers but I'd highly recommend the lemat for that shotgun attachment it comes with, iv one shot people so many times with that beautiful thing , spares me a slot were I don't have to use a shotgun
Thanks for the video. I play Hunt now for a while and still think that my aim isn`t really good enough and i couldn`t think of how to get better so i often play with shotguns or a melee weapon.
What is this movement I see in some videos where the character puts the weapon down? Rachta does it around 8:15 and I'm not sure how you do it. Is it more quiet than walking or does it provide some other benefit?
Haven't thought about going in to the training mode, what I usally do I select one of the trials that tells you to kill meatheads but instead of doing that I just kill grunts with winfield swift
hi, and thank you for the video. i do not have the option for professional training ... only basik and advantaged . is this an change from crytek in the past to removed that ?
So how do you rate Vetterli HV? Play it all the time with regular Vetterli and Vetterli marksman, got a lot better, but is it just because I alway used the same weapon or do you think the weapon is actually good too? I´m just not sure about it...
The problem is, training mode does not put you in situations where you have to think correctly and shoot moving hunters. Good battle decisions, good aim while hunters is moving, positioning, educate your ear to listen to sounds to identify location, type, and distance, and so on. Its a coplete different scenario. But yes, i do know this video isnt about all those aspects. Im just saying
this is just example of building muscle memory for quick aim and shoot nothing else. you could've just kept your mouth shut with your stupid off topic argument
at the end of a match my teammates or I will sometimes just have zombies chase us so other teammates can practice shootin movin targets at range. or hittin the headshot on someone runnin up behind you before they get close enough
I do this only difference is I take in a winnie swift, reloads fast = more practice, at least 30 minutes every other day even if I'm not playing pvp that day
Well, aim trainer sure helped me a lot. Sure, it isn't hunt specific, but aim is a transferable skill. You should not only spamm aim trainers, but it helps a whole lot
@@chadshowdown9382 I did the Voltaic routines. First I did the benchmarks to see where I was (I was dogshit, so I started with the iron routines and moved my way up). 1 hour a day, still playing a whole lot of hunt it made wonders for my aim, even though I'm not reeeeally good still, but the progress is felt
@@AntTheBugcather hell yea man, good shit. If you don’t mind, what rank are you now in voltaic and how much time has passed? Also what’s your hoont KD like rn?
Its all sounds cool, but believe people, its just half of the truth for aim. You can very hard surpass your borders. Like big monitor bring you a high advantage and allow to improve your aim (Id many times situation where i physically cant see tiny black spot as moving enemy). Also it isnt fair to fight with 120 ping against 20 (like Rachta z). Just recently has stream situation when noticed that people are 1 second above from me.
Great tips Rachta! Another thing I find really useful is playing an aim trainer 5 minutes before warming up in hunt, because it gets your raw aim (independent from hunt mechanics) warmed up way faster than hunt. In hunt, you maybe get 10 - 20 zombies per minute for practise shots, while in aim trainers you get way more targets, depending on how fast you are.
I play on console and really only struggle being able to hit headshots consistently. Idk if I should keep going for headshots or just try and two tap people since hitting the body isn't really hard at all.
I personally feel like it is if you play the game a lot. It will force you to use guns you might not be comfortable with and ultimately you will more than likely get a feel for most guns. Useful in fire fights for sure. Maybe not grind out prestige 100 but a few of them can really switch it up. Plus you might get a random skin you really like for a gun you don't normally use and it gives you incentive to try new things out. Best of luck in the Bayou.
Legendary hunters (and tier 3 hunters in general) come with 3 traits. You can pay 25 blood bonds to respec the useless traits, and get free to spend trait points. I think Rachta respecced a more expensive trait, and then spent the points on cheaper skills (levering: 3 points, iron repeater: 2 points, kiteskin: 1 points), thus turning a useless big trait into 3 cheaper but useful ones. Hope this helped :D
@@Zsemlemester99 I would’ve guessed that, just surprised when i saw Doctor already on the Hunter too! Must’ve gotten a lot of expensive traits on the shuffle
in this state of the game aim is secondary, servers are totaly out of control, fps drop , render bug, lags like hell, even the AI spawns 2 or 3 secs too late...hunt was 2018 in a lot of better shape then 2021.
Yeah this is generally good advice but you’re leaving out a lot of assumptions. For example, your ping is usually 20ms or less and your FPS is 120+. These specs are outside of the average person playing this game. Couple this with the fact that the devs are constantly changing gun and ammo specs, hit reg, server adjustments, etc. and now there’s this whole frame dropping issue so it’s becoming impractical to learn the game because you just don’t get consistent experience unless you have a high end PC and live next to the server. Most of the shots and plays you make would never work if you had twice the ping and half the frames. Videos from top streamers typically don’t represent the average gameplay experience for a given person.
@@RachtaZ Nah I'm dead serious. For a game that relies so much on timing, placement, aim, etc. it's pretty frustrating when you die because the game locks up in the middle of fights or your ping shoots up like crazy when other players are near. For example, you yourself have a high end rig and have the "optimal" machine for running the game and you still get desyncs all the time in your videos, that shouldn't be happening. The point I'm trying to make is that it's hard to learn the feel for a game when it is constantly changing to things outside of your control.
Disagree. I have a friend who plays shooters but doesn’t play hunt and watching him play hunt is so awkward because he can headshot people but he dies in stupid ways a lot. Both are important for getting better but I don’t think they are the same
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Alright, time for me to spend an entire afternoon practicing - only to get instantly annihilated by some guy with dual Scottfields
Counter em with dual nagants. Scottfields are pretty shite to dualwield with.
fmj conversion chain pistol op or 2 uppercuts lmaoo
Uhhhhhhhhh......
Right? This game is so unbalanced and trash.
@@whatjake7898 it's situational, not unbalanced. Just get gud.
I still think games like this need a shooting range. Yes training kind of does this but, you have to load into and out. A shooting range would have all the weapons, ammos, and gear respawning there so that you can play around.
Agreed. It would need targets that move at hunter speed so we can practice leading shots at various ranges. Shooting barely moving zombies and lanterns are good and all for basic aim, but does nothing for leading.
In addition to a shooting range, standard deathmatch where you just get to shoot people all day without the high stakes involved.
@@bb-sw6ur you mean quickplay?
@@JohnnyC01 More like a generic deathmatch with respawns on a smaller map
I have been saying this for a long tie. The devs make the excuse that the training mode is enough to learn and practice shooting, but thats not even remotely true since as you said, hunters move at different speed, are rarely stationary, and this is a game that has low bullet velocity and you must learn to lead
Rachta Z, much respect dude. you're one of the best players imho and one of the most chill hunt players i've seen. keep up the good job. GGs! (cowboy hat image lol)
🤠👍
Going into training mode with the Winnie swift and 4x ammo boxes for 10/20 minute before Hunt sessions shows me how much my aim varies from day to day and with no pressure from other players it lets you fine tune and experiment with things like movement you otherwise just wouldn't. Also agree about the Winnie and High Velocity, I can't go back to the Mosin anymore, The Swift is just way more fun and versatile, its only weakness is body shots at range but Hunt is all about the headshot anyway. Surprised how rarely I see others using it.
Agree once you get good with the winnie swift with high velocity theres no going back. I do still use the mosin though as it does good damage on body shots if you dont have time for a long session to warm up on those headshots.
I personally like to warm up in trials! Is it useful, in your opinion, Rachta?
My favorite:
-Lawson station (you have mosin and have to shoot 25 heads in 2 mins from station roof)
- slaughterhouse (you have Winnie swift and tons of grunts to shoot on a compound)
These trials allows you to spend your time efficiently by not running and seeking for zombies in training mode
By the way in slaughterhouse you have Levering perk
The tip about forcing yourself to take hard shots, and challenging yourself in general, is gold. I think a lot of people go into aim training in their respective games and just aim comfortably and hope that hundreds of hours of doing that will help them. To some extent, it will, but to truly become better and challenge yourself, you have to get out of your comfort zone for a while.
The only thing you're doing by shooting a bunch of speed shots that don't it is reinforcing speed shots that don't hit.
@@WholesomeDough you don't understand the concept :(.
No matter where you look in your life, you always will get a lot more improvement by challenging yourself, being outside the comfort zone. works for learning, training etc.
ugh i mentioned "snap aiming" to my friend, and he was like "dang how did you learn?" and i was like "I dunno practice while i play?" and he goes "I'm not gonna PRACTICE that! sounds like too much work!" and its like he doesn't realize that im not actively practicing or whatver, i just move in ways that enforce that ability =/
Sparks is a must use gun for new players as it gets you used to shooting and then changing position to engage from different angles which is a must in hunt. It also gets you in the habit of switching to your secondary for quick follow up shots. Another needed habit for this game. Sparks was a game changer for me it improved my games greatly.
fancy seeing you here
@@Elza444_ crack
@@Jacktoriousrexrex I’ll call cARL
@@Elza444_ I'll round house him
I needed a vid like this around now, i've gotten in a rut in terms of how I play. My aim feels like it's gotten much worse despite me playing more often than I used to and I don't really know what to do about it. I went from 5 star, getting sometimes 6 or 7 kills every other game to now 4 star getting a maximum of 3 kills and more often than that none at all.
Sounds exactly like me today iv been utter garbage and getting shat on with only a few good kills here and there and back down to 4*. Yesterday I was untouchable and went all the way up to 6*.
@@valkerionrides9879 yeah I just don't get it bro, I understand off days but I've been doing awfully for like a week now and it's really getting to me
Ive been there too. My mmr got back to 3 when i was 4, even 5 sometimes. For some unknow reason, my gameplay got worse than before, and i havent changed nothing.
I play Hunt for about a year now. this happened to me very often. when this happens i take breaks from the game or from gaming in general. Helps all the time ;)
Something I try to avoid is overthinking about my aim and just playing the game. Im not the greatest player but my best kills always happened naturally and in the moment.
Funnily i have been using the sparks alot recently and I have noticed my aim increasing, hopefully it wont decrease as i use other rifles.
Once you unlock the sniper variant you won't want to use other rifles anyway lol
@@codexnecrogeddon I prefer no scope to a scope. Unless I’m running an uppercut with it, but that gets kind of expensive
@@codexnecrogeddon nah
@@MegaChickenPunch speak for yourself homie. Used the sparks a ton and I'm quick to adjust to different bullet velocity
i just wanna learn how to lead each weapon, maybe you could Show a Video of how you lead with each ammo type and different ranges like 50m 100m 200m
I use a game called Intake to warm up my aim before I play hunt. Using third party software is good and does help, you do not need to do everything in hunt to be good at aiming. Its transferable. Anyone can have good aim, you just need to practice every day and that does not include playing games of hunt. That isnt practice, that is actual playing. Spending 10 minutes to get into a single gunfight and lose it will not help you. You need to pick something you enjoy doing and use that to practice and keep at it, practice before your game sessions everyday and you can have good aim. Then you can move onto the harder things like flanking, that can only be practiced in game by dying and learning from why you died.
See a lot of comments talking about lead time and how other guns are so different to the WinnieC/sparks that this video doesn’t actually help or isn’t what you are looking for so:
TLDR: aim has nothing to do with lead time. In the context of this video it’s how long it takes to put your iron sights where you want them to be.
So the “aim” that rachta is talking about in the video is target acquisition time, or how long it takes you to put the iron sights where you want them.
You can learn that easily with the WinnieC because it has almost no sway.
The sparks teaches you to do it realistically; peeking different angles, quickly refinding and aiming at your target.
Edit: the sparks is also a more realistic gun to train with because the WinnieC has almost no sway whereas most guns in the game have a decent amount.
The issue with the WinnieC is that players tend to kill themselves by repeeking the same angle and they get headtapped. The sparks forces you to take a 4 sec reload after every shot which gives you time to think: hey maybe I should find another angle to shoot from.
So yes of course you still have to learn or get a feel for the lead time of every gun, but that’s not what this video is about.
Some really nice tips here. It's a completely different approach to aiming than I would normally do, so I'll have to try it until it becomes reflexive. Its at testament to your skill that-
*increases gamma at night*
Absolutely disgusting. Everything is ruined. Food tastes like ash. The sun is no longer warm. How could you.
"after you wipe the server", because it is done so casually XD. Much respect dude!
"after you wipe a server" okay buddy I think there's been a miscommunication about my skill
"After you whipe the server" bolf of you to assume i don't die in the first 5 minutes
jokes aside, great video mate, your contet has been very helpful
My thoughts exactly... 🤣
Hahaha
Reducing my sensitivities/mouse dpi has worked great for me. I went down to 400 dpi and fairly low sens and I connect more shots now. Anyone who's struggling should experiment with really low sens, even if it feels sluggish, and slowly raise it to find the balance between connecting shots and fast movement.
I know that this is probably a good idea. But i just can't stand anything below 5000 dpi.
@@migfrarummet1907 How do you hit anything with 5000dpi?
@@bb-sw6ur Well i mostly move my mouse by moving my fingers (up and down) and wrist (left to right) rather than moving the whole arm.
I did something similar I play at around 1500dpi usually but i put my in game sensitivty down to about 0.90 and it just works wonderful. I notice iv gotten much worse with shotguns though.
I know it’s been a while but if you still play are you still using 400 DPI? And what sensitivity? I’ve just started playing again and recently switched to 400 DPI
Yoo been waiting for this for so long, thank you my guy!
I was just looking into fixing my awful aim, too. Thanks for the video!
i agree with everything you said and for those one who prestige... you suggest springfield and scottfield instead of spark upper after fresh prestige
honestly just fucking around in training mode has made me way better
Gotta disagree with the point made at 1:53. When training your body taking it slow and getting it correct builds technique and accuracy. By consistently building good technique and accuracy and by continuing to practice it you will naturally get faster over time. Literally nobody tells musicians to just hammer through something they can't play at full speed until they get it right. They slow it down, make sure they get all the technique correct, then speed up. Same is true of basically every other physical activity. Mouse input is a physical activity.
Forcing yourself to do bunch of speedy headshots that miss is only going to reinforce making speedy headshots that miss. This isn't a new concept to the idea of "practice".
There's a phrase, practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
Puuuh really satisfying to See you Quick aiming
1:51 This advice has been getting me killed.
I think it is better to use a mix of both for both, take your time if it's initiating a fight don't whiff quick shots that give your surprise away.
Lord Jesus. I mean I try to practice but this is on another level
First game with the winny and silencer I got both tokens and killed 4 people and I play as a solo. Thank you so much!
I often like to play my first game of the day with Silenced vetterli and just headshot all the AI. Good warmup.
A fps guide would be dope ! Sick vid as always
Thanks for this and can you do a video : how to train your ears. Because sometimes i get in a fight and i don't hear a man that backstab me or just a crouch man on my left so it's a bit frustrating.
Probably you have to start with better headphones
@@piotrqueltas I have a steelseries arctis 5
I actually like to shot zombie Heads with silent guns while walking/running. i would say thats a good training
Another tip bring 4 ammo boxes so you dont run out of ammo if you miss a lot.
What should we do nowadays, now that the Training mode doesn't seem to exist anymore? It seems like it was replaced by Shooting range?
I'm fairly new with 145ish hours, I wanted to improve my general aiming!
Iv only recently finally gotten good at leading with my crossbows , I love this game, also I know people don't like slightly weaker revolvers but I'd highly recommend the lemat for that shotgun attachment it comes with, iv one shot people so many times with that beautiful thing , spares me a slot were I don't have to use a shotgun
My fav load out atm is Henry Marti with nagent officer, it is so OP
Great video buddy, how many DPI and polling rate do you have?
and in Windows mouse's option?
Thanks for the video. I play Hunt now for a while and still think that my aim isn`t really good enough and i couldn`t think of how to get better so i often play with shotguns or a melee weapon.
Thank you rachta
What is this movement I see in some videos where the character puts the weapon down? Rachta does it around 8:15 and I'm not sure how you do it. Is it more quiet than walking or does it provide some other benefit?
Its Hunter control scheme
Haven't thought about going in to the training mode, what I usally do I select one of the trials that tells you to kill meatheads but instead of doing that I just kill grunts with winfield swift
hi, and thank you for the video.
i do not have the option for professional training ... only basik and advantaged .
is this an change from crytek in the past to removed that ?
Yes it's been removed and changed to newer versions
So how do you rate Vetterli HV?
Play it all the time with regular Vetterli and Vetterli marksman, got a lot better, but is it just because I alway used the same weapon or do you think the weapon is actually good too?
I´m just not sure about it...
The problem is, training mode does not put you in situations where you have to think correctly and shoot moving hunters. Good battle decisions, good aim while hunters is moving, positioning, educate your ear to listen to sounds to identify location, type, and distance, and so on.
Its a coplete different scenario. But yes, i do know this video isnt about all those aspects. Im just saying
this is just example of building muscle memory for quick aim and shoot nothing else. you could've just kept your mouth shut with your stupid off topic argument
at the end of a match my teammates or I will sometimes just have zombies chase us so other teammates can practice shootin movin targets at range. or hittin the headshot on someone runnin up behind you before they get close enough
nice video, it actually helps alot!
I do this only difference is I take in a winnie swift, reloads fast = more practice, at least 30 minutes every other day even if I'm not playing pvp that day
Keep up the good videos!
wow im getting so much better because of you!
Look at this humble UI. It wasnt perfect but it was clear.
Well, aim trainer sure helped me a lot. Sure, it isn't hunt specific, but aim is a transferable skill. You should not only spamm aim trainers, but it helps a whole lot
Any specific routines you did with Kovaaks?
@@chadshowdown9382 all of them in kovaak's
@@AntTheBugcather you mean like the recommended fundamental routines in Kovaaks?
@@chadshowdown9382 I did the Voltaic routines. First I did the benchmarks to see where I was (I was dogshit, so I started with the iron routines and moved my way up). 1 hour a day, still playing a whole lot of hunt it made wonders for my aim, even though I'm not reeeeally good still, but the progress is felt
@@AntTheBugcather hell yea man, good shit. If you don’t mind, what rank are you now in voltaic and how much time has passed? Also what’s your hoont KD like rn?
Its all sounds cool, but believe people, its just half of the truth for aim. You can very hard surpass your borders. Like big monitor bring you a high advantage and allow to improve your aim (Id many times situation where i physically cant see tiny black spot as moving enemy).
Also it isnt fair to fight with 120 ping against 20 (like Rachta z). Just recently has stream situation when noticed that people are 1 second above from me.
Great tips Rachta!
Another thing I find really useful is playing an aim trainer 5 minutes before warming up in hunt, because it gets your raw aim (independent from hunt mechanics) warmed up way faster than hunt.
In hunt, you maybe get 10 - 20 zombies per minute for practise shots, while in aim trainers you get way more targets, depending on how fast you are.
I play on console and really only struggle being able to hit headshots consistently. Idk if I should keep going for headshots or just try and two tap people since hitting the body isn't really hard at all.
That's what I'm saying man, hitting body shots are easy but rarely do I hit my headshots. I play on PS4
Which Graphic settings do you use?
hello my friend - would you be so kind and tell me your dpi setting? Greetings from Austria
700dpi
how many matches did u play to get this rare footage of u not onetapping everyone? xD
Do you get weapons experience from training as well?
No
Since when you saw the guy at 7:02
I didn’t realize that guy be there.
Right before I shot the 1st guy I could hear steps
@@RachtaZ Now I have to buy the headset like you. Thanks.
Rip training mode 😢
Ох, Чех, даёшь! Молодец! Желаю тебе всего хорошего
also you can lose stars playing quickplay if you want to play bounty hunt with low elo
Does prestige actually worth it ? Is just a annoying thing over and over again
I personally feel like it is if you play the game a lot. It will force you to use guns you might not be comfortable with and ultimately you will more than likely get a feel for most guns. Useful in fire fights for sure. Maybe not grind out prestige 100 but a few of them can really switch it up. Plus you might get a random skin you really like for a gun you don't normally use and it gives you incentive to try new things out. Best of luck in the Bayou.
Okay, I just wanna know one thing. How’d you get a level 1 hunter, with trait points to spend and have 5 traits?
Legendary hunters (and tier 3 hunters in general) come with 3 traits. You can pay 25 blood bonds to respec the useless traits, and get free to spend trait points. I think Rachta respecced a more expensive trait, and then spent the points on cheaper skills (levering: 3 points, iron repeater: 2 points, kiteskin: 1 points), thus turning a useless big trait into 3 cheaper but useful ones. Hope this helped :D
@@Zsemlemester99 I would’ve guessed that, just surprised when i saw Doctor already on the Hunter too! Must’ve gotten a lot of expensive traits on the shuffle
yess
Thanks i have 220 Hours in Hunt much to learn
What DPI do you use?
Could you go more in depth on sensitivity and ads settings?
i like to do quickplay and go completly guns blazing to train
Thanks it didn't help, but I liked it anyways
All I need is a few hours of practice in quickplay but it's frustrating because it's nothing but campers so you can't find good gunfights
I think I'm gonna make a second account on steam to do bounty hunt on
Sooo no professionnal training anymore ??
I want to try and test things with weapons and we cant aparently, kind of sad
whats your fov settings?
Ayo that’s my broke loadout you’re recommending for aim training. Coincidental, TH-camr approval makes working at Walmart tolerable
Me, Practicing aim for hours. meanwhile some slackjawed goober gets lucky headshots with dualies from ridiculous ranges. Feels good man lol
Čau, Honzo. Chci se zeptat na nějaký fajn, dospělejší discord s českými hráči Huntu. Díky
in this state of the game aim is secondary, servers are totaly out of control, fps drop , render bug, lags like hell, even the AI spawns 2 or 3 secs too late...hunt was 2018 in a lot of better shape then 2021.
Ei rachta, you still 100 fov ?
what stop me to play like Rachta? 1070ti sc at 2k 80fps in a monitor 170hz
There ardre dtwo methdods I threadcommend to you. Love you dude 🤣
a love u rachtaZ
Omg, i am realy Bad in this game.
My gamma slider no longer works. Any fix?
Now do it in 40 fps. XD
Play a prestige only winwield and try to force to go for headshots.
Would this apply to console?
7:37 where?
at the windows up stairs
@@scheiderlein5775 lemme check again
Yeah this is generally good advice but you’re leaving out a lot of assumptions. For example, your ping is usually 20ms or less and your FPS is 120+. These specs are outside of the average person playing this game. Couple this with the fact that the devs are constantly changing gun and ammo specs, hit reg, server adjustments, etc. and now there’s this whole frame dropping issue so it’s becoming impractical to learn the game because you just don’t get consistent experience unless you have a high end PC and live next to the server. Most of the shots and plays you make would never work if you had twice the ping and half the frames. Videos from top streamers typically don’t represent the average gameplay experience for a given person.
idk if u trolling or being serious
@@RachtaZ Nah I'm dead serious. For a game that relies so much on timing, placement, aim, etc. it's pretty frustrating when you die because the game locks up in the middle of fights or your ping shoots up like crazy when other players are near. For example, you yourself have a high end rig and have the "optimal" machine for running the game and you still get desyncs all the time in your videos, that shouldn't be happening. The point I'm trying to make is that it's hard to learn the feel for a game when it is constantly changing to things outside of your control.
damn i just realized that I apparently have dyslexia because I have been pronouncing your name as ratcha forever
pog
I can't figure out if this was satirical or not.
......"after you wipe the server.."
Uhhhh yeah that happens to me like ALL the time.
I love this video Kappa ?
dpi on mouse?
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good one ^^
Rachta
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I love these type of tip videos. 🙄. Just play till you get better..... thaaaaaaanks. 🤦♂️😅
This is the only way
having good aim is just having good knowledge
Disagree. I have a friend who plays shooters but doesn’t play hunt and watching him play hunt is so awkward because he can headshot people but he dies in stupid ways a lot. Both are important for getting better but I don’t think they are the same
no
hi, good video prob
On PS5 dont have Professional trening :(