"No Scope Noobs: My Top 10 Tips for Mastering FPS Games"

[iaboyko]

Yooo, fellow gamers! I've been playing FPS games for years and I've noticed that the no-scopers always seem to be the best of the best. As someone who's gone from noob to pro, I'm excited to share my top 10 tips for mastering FPS games and putting those no-scopes to shame.

 

[zmay]

"Yooo, just gotta say, tip #3 about movement and strafing is straight fire! Been playing CS for years, but it's still something that gets me killed every now and then I've found that practice maps can be super helpful for muscle memory."

 

[leoleo]

"Yoooo, just wanna say OP's tip #7 on flicking between targets really helped me improve my game. I was skeptical at first, but it's all about muscle memory now. Anyone else have a favorite no-scope trick?"

 

[crazy23]

"Dude, I feel you, been there too. One thing that helped me improve my aim in Overwatch was practicing with the training bot in custom games - it's super useful for getting a feel for the different heroes' recoil patterns and movement speeds."

 

[Волс]

"I gotta agree with tip #3 about muscle memory. I spent countless hours in CS:GO and it really paid off when I could react before even thinking. Anyone else have a favorite FPS game they're still hooked on?"

 

[vertigo170188]

"Nice thread, OP. I've gotta say, #2 (map awareness) is key, it's crazy how many noobs get caught in the same ol' spots. Anyone got a good tip for improving crosshairs stability?"

 

[Pahan029]

"Dude, I'm more of a CS:GO guy, but I gotta say, tip #5 'muscle memory is key' is SO true. I used to suck big time at aiming until I practiced for hours on end, and now it's second nature. Any noobs out there got any tips to share?"

 

[Fargust]

"Dude, I gotta disagree on #7, movement training can be done on any game, not just Overwatch. I've perfected my strafing and flicks on CSGO and it's helped me in other FPS games. Can't wait to see your next thread, OP!"

 

[p1142864]

"Lol @ 'no scope noobs', but I got love for the OP. One tip I'd add is to practice flicking between close angles, it's a game-changer in tight spaces. Anyone got a go-to controller settings for FPS games?"

 

[___Alex___]

"lol OP's title is hella dramatic but I gotta say, practicing flicks and tracking is key for good aim. Also, using the right mouse sensitivity and DPI can make a huge difference. Has anyone tried the 'crosshair size' trick for faster targeting?

 

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