been on this game since november , and i’m always looking for ways to improve. stumbled on a youtube video about an aiming device called hipshotdot, which is an LED light that you place on the center of the screen to improve your aim , and i actually started to order this device ($24 BTW) until it dawned on me to just chage the color of my crosshairs, i changed it to bright red and it has actully helped me improve my aim, for free. actually , i feel kinda stupid for not thinking of this sooner.
And did u purchase the device.?
You could just tape a dot to the middle of your screen…
…or, use the in-game cross hairs as you said
LOL
no , why purchase something that the game already has.
exactly, scotch tape and a red marker cost less than $2. but in game it’s free, it has helped improve my aim (slightly) like i said , i feel like an idiot for not thinking of it sooner.
Do both, yhat way you get used to keeping your crosshairs centered..
I used to use blu-tac on my TV back in the old days (on console), when you sprinted your cross hairs would disappear so helped to keep on point.
Nowdays like you said, just change the colour of the crosshairs to something abhorrently different so they stand out against all backgrounds.
My crosshairs are yellow. Works pretty well for contrast.
yellow works good too ,especially against darker background , same principal as road lines being yellow. I’ve got my crosshairs set on red,my hit markers set on yellow,headshots set on blue, and killshots set on red. seems to help me having different color schemes,it sorta give me some intel on how I’m shooting.
I find hot pink works best.
Yellow is fine except for in desert maps.
Key is finding a color that hardly occurs in the game environment. Red’s ok but with blood/hit indicators it can be harder to see.
plus it’s hot pink
haha first thing i did was change it to pink lol
LOL, hey, if it works for ya, that actually not a bad idea ,I might need to try that.
back in the old days I would just get some plasticine or blu-tac and just break a tiny bit off, scope in and then place it bang in the middle.
That would have been a much cheaper way of doing it than paying $30 for a red dot device.