In the olden days, u could mark the center of ur screen with something physical and hipfire kill perfectly
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EffectiveSolution808
That’s why you shoot through the wall and get banned for hacking
TTV_ExpertNugget
Noted so keep distance when watching angles as well
Brittany5150
Yeah, this is something I learned playing competitive paintball years ago. We used to call it “ghosting” or “ghosting the bunker”. If they have range on you, hugging the bunker comes with advantages and disadvantages. Depending on knowledge of player position, standing back from your bunker was generally more adventageous but opens you to cross fire etc.
Coach_McGuirk__
This is simple angle advantage. There’s a lot of videos on this but it is good advice for people new to tac shooters like Val and CS. One thing this video doesn’t point out is while you will be seen first, sometimes with peekees advantage, it’s actually not a bad idea to hug the box instead of backing away from it when you swing.
the speed of your peek/jiggle is hard to react to that close but you do risk being pre-fired. All situational of course.
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In the olden days, u could mark the center of ur screen with something physical and hipfire kill perfectly
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That’s why you shoot through the wall and get banned for hacking
Noted so keep distance when watching angles as well
Yeah, this is something I learned playing competitive paintball years ago. We used to call it “ghosting” or “ghosting the bunker”. If they have range on you, hugging the bunker comes with advantages and disadvantages. Depending on knowledge of player position, standing back from your bunker was generally more adventageous but opens you to cross fire etc.
This is simple angle advantage. There’s a lot of videos on this but it is good advice for people new to tac shooters like Val and CS. One thing this video doesn’t point out is while you will be seen first, sometimes with peekees advantage, it’s actually not a bad idea to hug the box instead of backing away from it when you swing.
the speed of your peek/jiggle is hard to react to that close but you do risk being pre-fired. All situational of course.