How did you get 1 thousand likes and no replies?!

@@hairystiltz9354 tf you mean? He doesnt have 1 thousand replies

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New word unlocked: handicap 🔓

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Are you sure? Soldier buddy of mine says they have a motto in the forces: it isn't stupid if it works. The open style of the cross hair ensures there's less interference in the centre field of vision, so the brain has less processing to do when identifying objects. (You have to filter-out the cross hair) All a cross hair does is provide a point of reference. Practice is what matters. This open style is MUCH better for CQB, because you're putting an object in a box, instead of a dot on the object. By reducing his field of vision, he's freeing up processing power that enables him to engage faster, at the cost of reduced peripheral vision. This translates into faster response times.

@Edward Cullen yeah I know everybody has his own optimal play style, that's why there is settings! It was only a joke because not many of us are familiar with this kind of play style 😂

​@@edwardcullen1739 didn't know vampires could reach that far 😅

Hahaha now that you mention it I see it too

with mullet

Yo dont kill me that shits funny

Literally only resemblence is the hair. .

And something about using so unconventional methods feels like something Dustin would do too

But thats not even dynamic. thats literally default

started playing with it today and it changed my life

@@nienize did u get stage 4 cancer?

@@gustavweimann3002 yehah i changed it back

@@nienize lol

@@3jesus3christ3 You don't understand what I am talking about, probably because you are a lowbob who has never experienced the feeling of peak aim.

@@3jesus3christ3 he's obviously referring to visual permanence, no need to be a smartass

@@thewhitechocolateprince Not really, if you play enough, the crosshair is just there for show, most can play even without it, even thought they don't realize it.

@@UmbraWeiss I dont believe this at all

@@NoChance-oz4ddtheres something called muscle memorie. And they could probably play without it, not in a tournament ofcourse because everything matters, but inna regular match

Cringe 😂

@@Jin-fb9sz says a guy who's account literally looks like a bot

@@CaesarSalad19 "florida man hallzerk, grimothy" cringe af 😂😂😂 "save NA CS" wtf gthoh cringe 😂

​@@CaesarSalad19 I think it's because the guy is Norwegian lol.

@@Greatest_Scott LOL

I use it and it makes me feel like a cowboy, would recommend

Forgot to add the 🤠

@@LentTweakin He could just not be bothered to find an emoji cause it adds literally nothing to the comment

he is the most looking American man Norway has ever produced

He definitely eats turnip greens and fried potatoes every day.

We have hillbillies in Norway my friend

lots of rednecks in norway

Well they're like rednecks of Scandinavia

100% agree. After the topic of hallzerk crosshair became popular, I tried it myself. Damn, maybe it’s not the best crosshair but it improved my game a lot. It is easier to aim head cuz if you are a blind chicken like me it’s very helpful, plus it show precisely what the spray/tap dispersion while moving or shooting would be

I now don’t play with this crosshair as much but when I did I improved my spraying, tapping and everything else. Now I use this or classic dynamic on the dms or warmups to feel aim a bit better

It block to much of the screen to out weigh any benifit. High level players can play without a crosshair, so they can make any crosshair work. This crosshair also gives you no additional info just shows you where you should be compensating for recoil but, if you wait for the crosshair to move to control recoil you are not pulling down early enough to truly compesate due to you reacting to recoil not anticipating it. Basically its only useful for new or below average gamers whon dont know the recoil pattern. If you know the pattern already there is nothing to gain and you lose your static center of the screen and its much harder to track that way

the thing is no one is trying different setups. I have pretty big crosshair compared to the normal ones cause I have pretty hard time tracking a small crosshair and it really improved my aim.

do you want tons of practically useless info entering your brain while looking at the crosshair or do you want a simple reference point for where to click

Lmao

bro i died, thank you

That’s never been an argument. Aim is the bigger picture, to have good aim you need multiple things. 1. Muscle memory(Consistent DPI) 2. Crosshairs placement 3. Good cross hair Just to name a few

Who ever said the contrary

@View Bot you Need one that is good for you, no debate

​@@anthonyontv1061 not really, pros be pros with every crosshair

​@@LagartoChicloso imo I think he had it set to dynamic bc he mightve been having trouble with getting his a d movement right and missing shots :) Pros practice enough to where it's muscle memory knowing where your bullets will go without a crosshair. I've competed in pro online sim racing series before and practice has always kept my muscle memory in shape. Although I haven't had time to practice in 2 years so instead I've evolved my technique so I can qualify but not put a whole race together. I imagine he hit a mental block and gave himself a bad crosshair to go with the dynamic bc he doesn't want to rely on the crosshair nessesarily and evolving his playstyle in doing so :) At the level of competition csgo is at, every pro has to evolve constantly to not be easily readable by their opponents

he's from Bodø so thats as far away as you can get from south

​@@AndiiRLI guess it is Norway's south

I believe that’s the point. With the lumberjack and hay to chew on. I was wondering how far away from the stadium he had to stop to pull some of those off in the fields? “I brought my own”

...thousands of hours? Or just like 20 in Scoutzknivez.

​@@freedustin yes, when you have thousands of hours, you know where the middle of your screen is. Nothing about the statement was inaccurate.

that plus a good monitor that has a crosshair overlay for no scoping. the guys at the top are machines, so i wouldn’t be surprised if they could pop off with zero crosshair

if you've ever played EFT and hip-fired you'd know. It's not even on center and given some playtime you're super accurate with no crosshair at all.

haha I love it when he plays with no crosshair

roflmao

CRT monitors are superior to LCD screens to this day.

Sony Trinitron for Life.

@@inthefade Goosebumps

CRTs are painful to look at though. I believe you can get cancer by using it long enough. Though they are a beauty.

​@@Amin-dd9mkNah, that's a myth. Comes from a very old TV set from the 50s that did not have adequate shielding and could be harmful if you were sitting basically in front of the screen. Otherwise if you think CRTs are painful to look at you probably only experienced severely worn out or really crappy ones.

it matters. big dot crosshair will block your view from far away enemies, sens too high will be very hard to control, and dpi too high will have problematic acceleration on the mouse. assuming you already turn off the acceleration on CSGO config in first place. but yah, it's a proper preparation they need to do when doing setup and then just move on with it and continue to play the game. it's only bad when they just keep blaming and changing config, sens, dpi when being shitty in the game, even tho they're supposed to improve inside the game.

@@01_zenyobi Yes, this kind of ppl u mention are horrible, constantly changing cross hair every round lmao and constantly asking top fragger whats their sens and dpi or instead of killing at least 1:1 ratio, they ask for skin every round lol

@@xlostlovex And the worst part is they don't know the most important part of CSGO : Teamwork. You can preshoot, react fast, and play nades. But if your entire team doesn't communicate, you will get flanked pretty easily and forced to play 1v3 or even 1v5 everytime. The most important is to play with friends of like-minded people who wants to improve in game.

Well, if you want to try new things, you can actually improve. It is myth that you have to stick with one setting to get good.

Yea I agree. The best tip is swiping your mouse to one side of the mousepad and making sure it goes at least 180°. Then you use that as your control to adjust your sensitivity for different games. When it comes to FPS, most of this stuff is muscle memory and your body easily adjusts to different sensitivities so long as it's not too drastic (although you'll adjust eventually). Trying to copy setups the pros use aren't always fruitful. If you're good, you'll play well regardless of what you use.

What’s wrong with the crosshair?

how the hell would he disable scaling then

@@smokeholm1925 it’s off my default lmfao. The letterbox’s are legit the default my guy

@@Homvncvlvs no the blackbars are default

Scaling = input lag

​@planetrenox scaling does not equate to any tangible input lag. The g2g response time on your monitor is a billion times more important. Your energy would be far better spent on reducing frametime discrepancies.

Have you noticed the top and bottom black bars too???

Its basically just a way to reduce FOV without enemies becoming too small at distance.