How To Get Better At CS 1.6 Overtime

Credits https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-quickly-improve-in-Counter-Strike-1-6 I warn you, you can't use these tips to get better instantly... It takes time to practice and become a pro. (yes professional CS 1.6 is still a thing) Pros are only a result of much and much of TACTICS and PRACTICE. More you practice, more you know and more you learn. Try playing in PUB Servers online where there are lot of people. This will help to reduce your REACTION TIME. You can try learning with the method as Anonymous stated in his Rifles(Mostly)answer below. I agree him.NOTE: Only use Sensitivity below 5 on 800 DPI (A normal mouse). This will give you more accuracy. But you will need a Large Mouse Pad. There are two types of pro players:(1) Assaulters: These are the player who use Guns like Rifles(Mostly), Machine Guns and SMGs.To become a PRO ASSAULTER, mostly practice 2 main guns. CV-47(also known as AK-47) and M4A1(also know as Maverick). This two guns are considered as best assaulter GUNS.Some tricks with those Guns: AK: If you are far from the enemy, aim Head to CHEST. If you are close to enemy around 10 meter: Do a spray aiming on FOOT when the distance is around 10 meter. Do a spray going towards the WAIST as the enemy comes closer.M4A1: More accurate than Ak, but also a bit of less power than AK. If you are a beginner, practice without silencer. Keep firing 3-4 shots with a seconds between enemy's head or chest what ever the distance may be. The shots can slightly be increased if distance is very less.Also learn a technique known as STRAFING. Use YouTube.(2) Maggers: These players use AWP (Also known as Magnum Sniper Rifle).To become a PRO MAGGER, you just need to practice more and more. Play maps like awp_india, awp_51a etc.No tricks for Magging, but you can learn few Tactics as mentioned below:UNZOOMDRAG SHOTSQUICK SCOPING and BHOP if you want. :)You can learn UNZOOM using a Scout rifle as a beginner. Credits to https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-quickly-improve-in-Counter-Strike-1-6 He wrote the whole thing.