CF Tip Thread

If you want to improve your kdr, you can buy an AK47, and just start running into their base in Egypt, and hold left click, hide when you reload, and repeat till you get blown up.

Play lots of Alaska so you can learn to aim. A lot of people will give me flack for this, but some of the best 1-shotters I've ever seen play Alaska. People who only play SND get used to 1v1 situations and dont get enough practice taking on multiple targets. Learn to clutch 1v6 or 1v8 and get used to situations where if you don't hit a noggin, you're dead. When it comes time for SND, you'll make those shots when you have to.

Play for a month without sound so you can learn the timing of when people come around corners (this will help later when you play against people who bhop or shift walk). Over-relying on sound can be worse than not having it altogether, and this will challenge you to notice bullet sprays and predict movements.

Watch replays when you get beat in SND to figure out what the other team is doing.

Learn to aim by strafing instead of moving your mouse all over. It's easier to strafe and move your mouse half an inch than to try to catch your mouse up to a target. When rifling long range, strafe in the same direction as your target is running. When you burst fire, more of your shots will register.

Shoot a wall. There's a lot you can learn about spray patterns and how to drag your cursor to make your shots hit the same spot. Practice spraying at different ranges and develop muscle memory of where to move your mouse.

Last thing I'd recommend is to notice that certain rifles have a feel. I can't really explain it, but even if I have bullet spray/holes off, I can tell where my spray will go, even though it's randomized. It's kind of like synesthesia, and each gun gives me a distinct feeling when I use it. Learn to feel how your gun behaves, where bullets go, and how long you can burst before it seems to not register as well. Then instead of repeating your 3shot bursts, you can learn when to shoot two rounds, when to shoot four, and when to spray (and in what pattern). This may seem like a bunch of mumbo-jumbo, but your brain is a powerful decoding machine, and has more than enough capacity to analyze spray algorithms. You may not realize that you're doing it, but if you can reach that level then you'll be top of your game.

NoobExplode wrote: »

Play lots of Alaska so you can learn to aim. A lot of people will give me flack for this, but some of the best 1-shotters I've ever seen play Alaska. People who only play SND get used to 1v1 situations and dont get enough practice taking on multiple targets. Learn to clutch 1v6 or 1v8 and get used to situations where if you don't hit a noggin, you're dead. When it comes time for SND, you'll make those shots when you have to.

Play for a month without sound so you can learn the timing of when people come around corners (this will help later when you play against people who bhop or shift walk). Over-relying on sound can be worse than not having it altogether, and this will challenge you to notice bullet sprays and predict movements.

Watch replays when you get beat in SND to figure out what the other team is doing.

Learn to aim by strafing instead of moving your mouse all over. It's easier to strafe and move your mouse half an inch than to try to catch your mouse up to a target. When rifling long range, strafe in the same direction as your target is running. When you burst fire, more of your shots will register.

Shoot a wall. There's a lot you can learn about spray patterns and how to drag your cursor to make your shots hit the same spot. Practice spraying at different ranges and develop muscle memory of where to move your mouse.

Last thing I'd recommend is to notice that certain rifles have a feel. I can't really explain it, but even if I have bullet spray/holes off, I can tell where my spray will go, even though it's randomized. It's kind of like synesthesia, and each gun gives me a distinct feeling when I use it. Learn to feel how your gun behaves, where bullets go, and how long you can burst before it seems to not register as well. Then instead of repeating your 3shot bursts, you can learn when to shoot two rounds, when to shoot four, and when to spray (and in what pattern). This may seem like a bunch of mumbo-jumbo, but your brain is a powerful decoding machine, and has more than enough capacity to analyze spray algorithms. You may not realize that you're doing it, but if you can reach that level then you'll be top of your game.

^^This is helpful :P
There's a guide for HS or thogging. Lemme go find it.

http://forum.z8games.com/showthread.php?t=178453

Learn how to bunny hop.

phailureone wrote: »

^^This is helpful :P
There's a guide for HS or thogging. Lemme go find it.

http://forum.z8games.com/showthread.php?t=178453

Please don't ever call one-shotting, or w/e, "thogging". It's such a stupid term...

Kick people with highest score so you can be the 1#

When all else fails, drop a Hellbender on them.

Turn off your Ha.ck off as soon as you enter a game , then watch others how to play and get experience of how to play well to have LEGIT points.

Always remember that there are younger players than you and they will try to learn from you , SO BE POLITE , it will give a better guide line to those kids. Show respect to ALL players in game so that they give the same to you in return.

DO NOT KICK people for NOOB reasons , it will show your little bad minded low brain to ALL the community. Before you vote someone just say this to yourself " OH if this happen to me , shall I be happy ? "

When you go in game , put this thought in your head : I am going in game to make some new friends and have fun with them .:D

Here's a tip, read this thread:

forum.z8games.com/showthread.php?p=2662549

NoobExplode wrote: »

Play lots of Alaska so you can learn to aim. A lot of people will give me flack for this, but some of the best 1-shotters I've ever seen play Alaska. People who only play SND get used to 1v1 situations and dont get enough practice taking on multiple targets. Learn to clutch 1v6 or 1v8 and get used to situations where if you don't hit a noggin, you're dead. When it comes time for SND, you'll make those shots when you have to.

Play for a month without sound so you can learn the timing of when people come around corners (this will help later when you play against people who bhop or shift walk). Over-relying on sound can be worse than not having it altogether, and this will challenge you to notice bullet sprays and predict movements.

Watch replays when you get beat in SND to figure out what the other team is doing.

Learn to aim by strafing instead of moving your mouse all over. It's easier to strafe and move your mouse half an inch than to try to catch your mouse up to a target. When rifling long range, strafe in the same direction as your target is running. When you burst fire, more of your shots will register.

Shoot a wall. There's a lot you can learn about spray patterns and how to drag your cursor to make your shots hit the same spot. Practice spraying at different ranges and develop muscle memory of where to move your mouse.

Last thing I'd recommend is to notice that certain rifles have a feel. I can't really explain it, but even if I have bullet spray/holes off, I can tell where my spray will go, even though it's randomized. It's kind of like synesthesia, and each gun gives me a distinct feeling when I use it. Learn to feel how your gun behaves, where bullets go, and how long you can burst before it seems to not register as well. Then instead of repeating your 3shot bursts, you can learn when to shoot two rounds, when to shoot four, and when to spray (and in what pattern). This may seem like a bunch of mumbo-jumbo, but your brain is a powerful decoding machine, and has more than enough capacity to analyze spray algorithms. You may not realize that you're doing it, but if you can reach that level then you'll be top of your game.

the replay part should only be done on games played as scrim or cw, else it is just a waste of time, cuz its a pub.

AntiTrollism wrote: »

id say that bag is only for pubs and fun.. won't work ur skills out well.. also, kind of impossible to make due to the lack of possiblity for players to get all of the crate guns.

It's the best for clan wars or pubs. And it depends what you mean by skills, if you're a competitive and like using WOGL guns then no it won't develop skills as you're not using WOGL guns obviously.


It's the best loadout possible (excluding m12s, sl and sl-rd). Obviously not a lot of people can get all of the crate guns, but those are the guns they should be aiming for.