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[Barukanen]

When it comes to First Person Shooters there's plenty of options and titles to choose from, with many of these incorporating online competitive gameplay. Few of these however have achieved a competitive level of 'Professional' status. Have you found yourself playing online and following some of the professional e-Sport players and attempted to copy their in-game settings and styles to see if you can replicate them in any shape or form?

 

[Alm]

The only pro setting I found interesting was that ScreaM played Counter Strike at 1024 x 768 when practicing. But I never tried it out.

 

[Barukanen]

The only pro setting I found interesting was that ScreaM played Counter Strike at 1024 x 768 when practicing. But I never tried it out.

I did not know ScreaM did this, it must have been disgusting to look at it. 😅

 

[DXCHASE]

Yea, the only methods i tried mimicking from an esport pro was counter strike. Using special crosshairs big players used, certain places to throw grenades etc.

The only pro setting I found interesting was that ScreaM played Counter Strike at 1024 x 768 when practicing. But I never tried it out.

I did try this but it was too blurry and crappy to deal. I also dont really care about turning down graphical settings for max fps like they suggest, but i did try a couple matches like that.

 

[Frindis]

I tried some of TGLNT's settings in PUBG and some of them definitely helped, like using purple color for blood instead of red, since red isn't that visible from a distance.

 

[Master_Shifu]

I have tried professional player settings and style since CS 1.6 and it definitely helped me improve and understand the game better. The more you watch their game the more you learn!