Improve Reaction Time Dramatically.
I've seen many a guide covering AK, AWM, M4A1, Or GM PinPointing. Just seemed to never find a guide for reaction time.
What Is a Reaction?
Reaction: A response to some foregoing action or stimulus. In more understandable word a sudden response to an action/sensation.
Why Is Reaction Time So Important?
Cross Fire is known mainly for it's fun and fast paced gameplay. If you may have ever played any other Fps or even a racing game of some sort reaction time is the most important skill you can improve on or acquire. For Example, you are being closed in upon by two players from two different sides...Getting one of them just won't cut it (Unless it's a scrim ofc) and In order to get both of them you will need a decent reaction time. Even if those 2 players don't have the best reaction time It won't matter because they have the advantage of numbers over you. Which is up to you to change that outcome. Thus comes your Reaction.
Video examples of reaction time: (Ik they're completely different modes & weapons but the reaction factor still remains.)
Bad Reaction.
Decent Reaction.
Perfect Reaction.
Now that you have some concrete examples of reaction time.
Exactly how do I improve my reaction time?
Their happens to be a simple yet difficult training game that focuses on this exact subject. The game has 3 sections to choose from. Fast Aiming, (Ideal for Sniping.)Exact Aiming, (Ideal for Sniping and Rifling.)Lastly Press Reaction.(Which molds you to perfect the exact time you need to fire.) The game trains the connection between your brain, to your eyes, then to your precise movement with your hands to fire.
(This game focuses 100% on FPS game reaction time.)
Remember Rome wasn't built in a day & Practice makes perfect. So practice. Maybe do this for 15-30 minutes a day. Heck! even go as far as an hour if you feel your up to it.
Don't worry you'll have your own free arsenal of aimbots soon enough
Thx for Reading. Hope It helped
What Is a Reaction?
Reaction: A response to some foregoing action or stimulus. In more understandable word a sudden response to an action/sensation.
Why Is Reaction Time So Important?
Cross Fire is known mainly for it's fun and fast paced gameplay. If you may have ever played any other Fps or even a racing game of some sort reaction time is the most important skill you can improve on or acquire. For Example, you are being closed in upon by two players from two different sides...Getting one of them just won't cut it (Unless it's a scrim ofc) and In order to get both of them you will need a decent reaction time. Even if those 2 players don't have the best reaction time It won't matter because they have the advantage of numbers over you. Which is up to you to change that outcome. Thus comes your Reaction.
Video examples of reaction time: (Ik they're completely different modes & weapons but the reaction factor still remains.)
Bad Reaction.
Decent Reaction.
Perfect Reaction.
Now that you have some concrete examples of reaction time.
Exactly how do I improve my reaction time?
Their happens to be a simple yet difficult training game that focuses on this exact subject. The game has 3 sections to choose from. Fast Aiming, (Ideal for Sniping.)Exact Aiming, (Ideal for Sniping and Rifling.)Lastly Press Reaction.(Which molds you to perfect the exact time you need to fire.) The game trains the connection between your brain, to your eyes, then to your precise movement with your hands to fire.
(This game focuses 100% on FPS game reaction time.)
Remember Rome wasn't built in a day & Practice makes perfect. So practice. Maybe do this for 15-30 minutes a day. Heck! even go as far as an hour if you feel your up to it.
Don't worry you'll have your own free arsenal of aimbots soon enough
Thx for Reading. Hope It helped
Comments
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Been looking for that game. Thanks.
Wait for someone posting tastys reactionclip.
Lol thx Also was jk yesterday tried to get you mad cause you're a mod
. Also if I was sure the clip was legit I mightv'e posted it Trust me I thought of it...Would've got flamed like crazy if i did though -
Hehe yes yes i know that game, best is to do this 2 times a day and play every single game not just one off them, this is what you have to do,
Before you are going to play any game, do all these 3 games. Also when your about to sleep do this game... if you do it more than 2 times a day it has no effect since you have to "train" it. Otherwise you can play soccer for example for one day and become a pro in one day... you get what I mean right? -
true, but its so funHonestly I think the only exercise that is good from there is the press reaction. Unless your desktop sensitivity matches your in game, you're not going to get any better from whipping the mouse around.
i got neg 23k on the fast aiming, i always get close to the target. then i got bored and started clicking everywhere. and surprisingly, got 2......
EDIT: on reaction time, i got .275 seconds -
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aPimpNameKirby wrote: »I've seen many a guide covering AK, AWM, M4A1, Or GM PinPointing. Just seemed to never find a guide for reaction time.
What Is a Reaction?
Reaction: A response to some foregoing action or stimulus. In more understandable word a sudden response to an action/sensation.
Why Is Reaction Time So Important?
Cross Fire is known mainly for it's fun and fast paced gameplay. If you may have ever played any other Fps or even a racing game of some sort reaction time is the most important skill you can improve on or acquire. For Example, you are being closed in upon by two players from two different sides...Getting one of them just won't cut it (Unless it's a scrim ofc) and In order to get both of them you will need a decent reaction time. Even if those 2 players don't have the best reaction time It won't matter because they have the advantage of numbers over you. Which is up to you to change that outcome. Thus comes your Reaction.
Video examples of reaction time: (Ik they're completely different modes & weapons but the reaction factor still remains.)
Bad Reaction.
Decent Reaction.
Perfect Reaction.
Now that you have some concrete examples of reaction time.
Exactly how do I improve my reaction time?
Their happens to be a simple yet difficult training game that focuses on this exact subject. The game has 3 sections to choose from. Fast Aiming, (Ideal for Sniping.)Exact Aiming, (Ideal for Sniping and Rifling.)Lastly Press Reaction.(Which molds you to perfect the exact time you need to fire.) The game trains the connection between your brain, to your eyes, then to your precise movement with your hands to fire.
(This game focuses 100% on FPS game reaction time.)
Remember Rome wasn't built in a day & Practice makes perfect. So practice. Maybe do this for 15-30 minutes a day. Heck! even go as far as an hour if you feel your up to it.
Don't worry you'll have your own free arsenal of aimbots soon enough
Thx for Reading. Hope It helped
decent reaction isnt too bad but there r some good parts too... perfect reaction is something that i call nice but that guy was srimming lol as u see -
rhythm games
http://osu.ppy.sh/
reaction trainers
http://www.humanbenchmark.com/tests/reactiontime/index.php
games that improve reaction (played quake 3 since 2005)
http://www.quakelive.com/
living a healthy lifestyle also play's a roll. getting active daily is also a must if you want your reflex to be at top standards, just like in sports. -
i just fell in love xD ty for posting that osu! link :DDD
edit: also, i had no clue i was so below average (by my standards anyway) xD my reaction time for just ressing that button was about .25 seconds. the other two games i more or less bombed *especially the fast aiming* (i think i only got 12k on the exact aiming and rq'd the fast aiming)
I WAN SEE OTHERS MAKE VID OF PLAY xD -
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Ok .
lol, u love toying with that colored and changable font size don't you? ;p
edit: something which i dun even know how to toy with apparently xD just copy pasted and it didn't save the size/color @_@ -
Im actually as fast as him...but only when im concentrating
At the game i get an average of 0.23
No. You are not.
You don't realize his reaction time is somewhere around 80ms (if not faster).
You also don't realize he's made more money playing Video Games than you've prob seen in a long time.
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