I'm going to have to disagree with those pointers you are giving out. Playing death match will improve your game sense and awareness of where people are, you'll find yourself peeking more angles during matches. Your style of play definitely will not change...not walking in death match will not affect anything...only reason people walk is so they arent heard, anyone playing a match will walk out of common sense, also, it's good if you don't hear where they are during death match, that forces flick shots...most of the time I'll play with no sound during death match, thus forcing every kill to be a flick shot. Normal scrims/matches will not improve your aim more because you dont get a shot to practise very much during a match, you're focusing more on getting kills and planting the bomb...and you can't take your time on aiming to hit shots.
Deathmatch improving aim?
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I'm going to have to disagree with those pointers you are giving out. Playing death match will improve your game sense and awareness of where people are, you'll find yourself peeking more angles during matches. Your style of play definitely will not change...not walking in death match will not affect anything...only reason people walk is so they arent heard, anyone playing a match will walk out of common sense, also, it's good if you don't hear where they are during death match, that forces flick shots...most of the time I'll play with no sound during death match, thus forcing every kill to be a flick shot. Normal scrims/matches will not improve your aim more because you dont get a shot to practise very much during a match, you're focusing more on getting kills and planting the bomb...and you can't take your time on aiming to hit shots.
ya i think it really depends how you want to play. you can easily play deathmatch without having a care in the world but then you won't learn anything. however if you're playing CSS like you should be playing, to learn and improve then you will learn and improve.
my personal experiences with deathmatch are this: i go in to practice and improve. im always much more hyped up/amped up/energetic because i have no idea where the next person is going to come from, so you really need to be more aware of everything going on. gun shots, footsteps, radar. and to those that play with me on regular maps, i ALWAYS know where the opposing team is because of those things, and DM improves that sense.
also i always try to improve my aim. meaning i will not spray. i only burst shot and aim for the head, and i do quite well after very little time.
too easy is it to lose your sense during a normal game, and within the 3 minute rounds the ONE fire fight you actually have you freak out and spray because you saw more than one person. DM fixes that, for me at least...by allowing me to practice keeping my cool and picking out my targets. all these things drastically carry over to normal games
my personal experiences with deathmatch are this: i go in to practice and improve. im always much more hyped up/amped up/energetic because i have no idea where the next person is going to come from, so you really need to be more aware of everything going on. gun shots, footsteps, radar. and to those that play with me on regular maps, i ALWAYS know where the opposing team is because of those things, and DM improves that sense.
also i always try to improve my aim. meaning i will not spray. i only burst shot and aim for the head, and i do quite well after very little time.
too easy is it to lose your sense during a normal game, and within the 3 minute rounds the ONE fire fight you actually have you freak out and spray because you saw more than one person. DM fixes that, for me at least...by allowing me to practice keeping my cool and picking out my targets. all these things drastically carry over to normal games
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Well really depends on the map too, crackhouse is horrible for dm, cuz well the AWPs+narrow halls=death, small rooms+PARA!!!=Death, idk aim maps are fun and huge
