I'm talking about the actual shot. When the player fires, the crosshair does not line up with the target's head.
Hit registration is weird.
But seriously, they're just pulling the trigger just as the crosshair moves over the victim's head. That's all. The crosshair just keeps moving.
That's what I thought. I was hoping it was some weird technique pros use to hit stuff.
Also, videos capture more than what we see. The human eyes can only notice up to around 50 FPS for video games, near 20 for movies because we see motion blur. So videos capture more than what we see and give us more frames, and it makes us seem like our crosshairs aren't even near the victim's head. The human eye is great, but only so limited.
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(Who asked you get to technical?)
spadez said:Here let me put this straight no one hacks in this video, that head-shot at 2:26 their sniper killed his medic so he looks there and sees a tiny spec of him (720p) and head-shots him. Source TV demos don't know show accurate aiming so it looks like an aimbot but it isn't. Don't hate, appreciate .