I included the CS:GO footage for my existing subscribers. I think it's good to show the good and the bad and since this was LITERALLY the very first time I'd ever even seen the CS:GO startup screen, let alone played the game, I figured it would be a good contrast to all the crazy whips, flicks and tricks from Destiny's crucible gameplay. It took me about a week of playing around learning the maps before my shooting improved to the point that I at least don't hate it. My goal is always to just snap crosshairs to heads, but that's a lot easier said than done when you're old and bad by default! By showing you the literal very first time I touched the game, you can easily see I struggle just the same as anyone else. In fact, the ONLY reason my shots and flicks land is because about 15 minutes prior to this (It's even in the same recording), I took the time to calibrate sensitivity to be identical to my aim hero, kovaaks, destiny 2 AND team fortress 2 sensitivities. Every game is identical and it's why I don't need to make excuses like "I'm getting used to it". If it's the same, you don't need to get used to it, it the same! :) Anywho, I'll be adding more video's to this topic as well in the future. Hope you guys like it! -Fraken
Heh. I appreciate the sentiment. Strangely, the only video I have that has any serious traffic/viewers is the one I made about sliding on your arse in Destiny, aka, my "powerslide" video. I always knew my channel wouldn't be terribly popular though. My whole 'schtick is putting in the work needed for skill building. If there was ever a message that's going to be unpopular, it's "You need to put in the work to build the skills you want to have". Ah well! At least my butt sliding video is popular! :D
Hehe, me too. :) Though after checking out some of your gameplay, you're doing pretty dang good already! Some of those quicksnipes, holy hell. That one snipe, it was so fast I had to check the kill feed because there wasn't a single frame of animation to see. Outstanding! Anyone playing against ya *should* be afraid to peek a lane if they have any sense. Thanks for taking the time to comment too, much appreciated! (Edited). I just checked out your "why people think I'm cheating" video. You NEED to start making content and I'm dead serious. You have plays in there that you seem to just do for giggles that it took me months to years to get equivalent clips of (And even then, few are as clean/fast). In fact, I've changed my mind about your overall skill level after seeing that video. From maybe a 6 or 7 out of 10 to a solid 9/10. Some of those clips are at the very ragged edge of human performance. Crazy!
@@GamingHelp i am honoured to receive such kind words man, i don't even play as often as id like either, and im not young, im 29, i have been super inconsistent as of late though, on account of pvp being off
@@pollyon: Honestly, I have to wonder if that's just the nature of playing at this level. Same thing happens to me on off days too. We don't really think about it when we're playing, but take a wide sniper flick as an example. The other players head is literally less than a dime's thickness worth of mouse movement distance from one side of the hitbox to the other if you're shooting down a long lane. And we're whipping that mouse like half a foot/10cm (for my settings anyway) for a wide flick and then click timing/stopping that mouse with the accuracy of less than the thickness of that dime. And, in my case at least, hurling that mouse as physically hard as I can. It's just such ridiculous stuff really... And humans can learn to do it over and over and over. :)
@@GamingHelp seems like magic in many ways, i play controller so it don't look as flashy as mnk, but in my first video i pulled a clip off with the dead zone rifle and pariah white auto, where i threw a nade over the map then got an auto kill the nade gets a kill then i just let a quick scope fly and hit the heady for the trip, had no idea it was gonna happen
I included the CS:GO footage for my existing subscribers. I think it's good to show the good and the bad and since this was LITERALLY the very first time I'd ever even seen the CS:GO startup screen, let alone played the game, I figured it would be a good contrast to all the crazy whips, flicks and tricks from Destiny's crucible gameplay. It took me about a week of playing around learning the maps before my shooting improved to the point that I at least don't hate it. My goal is always to just snap crosshairs to heads, but that's a lot easier said than done when you're old and bad by default! By showing you the literal very first time I touched the game, you can easily see I struggle just the same as anyone else. In fact, the ONLY reason my shots and flicks land is because about 15 minutes prior to this (It's even in the same recording), I took the time to calibrate sensitivity to be identical to my aim hero, kovaaks, destiny 2 AND team fortress 2 sensitivities. Every game is identical and it's why I don't need to make excuses like "I'm getting used to it". If it's the same, you don't need to get used to it, it the same! :) Anywho, I'll be adding more video's to this topic as well in the future. Hope you guys like it! -Fraken
Ngl, i thought this video had like 100k views at least. It's very high quality, video
Heh. I appreciate the sentiment. Strangely, the only video I have that has any serious traffic/viewers is the one I made about sliding on your arse in Destiny, aka, my "powerslide" video. I always knew my channel wouldn't be terribly popular though. My whole 'schtick is putting in the work needed for skill building. If there was ever a message that's going to be unpopular, it's "You need to put in the work to build the skills you want to have". Ah well! At least my butt sliding video is popular! :D
i need a lot of work on these things, and can relate on the health being not so good lol
Hehe, me too. :) Though after checking out some of your gameplay, you're doing pretty dang good already! Some of those quicksnipes, holy hell. That one snipe, it was so fast I had to check the kill feed because there wasn't a single frame of animation to see. Outstanding! Anyone playing against ya *should* be afraid to peek a lane if they have any sense. Thanks for taking the time to comment too, much appreciated! (Edited). I just checked out your "why people think I'm cheating" video. You NEED to start making content and I'm dead serious. You have plays in there that you seem to just do for giggles that it took me months to years to get equivalent clips of (And even then, few are as clean/fast). In fact, I've changed my mind about your overall skill level after seeing that video. From maybe a 6 or 7 out of 10 to a solid 9/10. Some of those clips are at the very ragged edge of human performance. Crazy!
@@GamingHelp i am honoured to receive such kind words man, i don't even play as often as id like either, and im not young, im 29, i have been super inconsistent as of late though, on account of pvp being off
@@pollyon: Honestly, I have to wonder if that's just the nature of playing at this level. Same thing happens to me on off days too. We don't really think about it when we're playing, but take a wide sniper flick as an example. The other players head is literally less than a dime's thickness worth of mouse movement distance from one side of the hitbox to the other if you're shooting down a long lane. And we're whipping that mouse like half a foot/10cm (for my settings anyway) for a wide flick and then click timing/stopping that mouse with the accuracy of less than the thickness of that dime. And, in my case at least, hurling that mouse as physically hard as I can. It's just such ridiculous stuff really... And humans can learn to do it over and over and over. :)
@@GamingHelp seems like magic in many ways, i play controller so it don't look as flashy as mnk, but in my first video i pulled a clip off with the dead zone rifle and pariah white auto, where i threw a nade over the map then got an auto kill the nade gets a kill then i just let a quick scope fly and hit the heady for the trip, had no idea it was gonna happen
@@GamingHelp also feel free to use my content as examples if you need for future aim topics, i do love the content around aiming