no it isnt and no it doesnt.

your two situations are not even remotely comparable, this goes back to when plat first said that tf2 was "more hype" because 6ks were so much rarer than aces which is just absolutely brain dead logic.

something being difficult extends beyond the % chance they hit the shot, the actual activity of awping is what im describing as difficult with all the decisions, risks, timing, and yes flicks

again, use!=ease. pyro is rarely used in 6s does that mean it takes a lot of skill

based on this one thing its harder? in tf2 you can peek for free, you can NEVER peek for free in cs, theres always some risk unless its the start of the round. in tf2 if you set up your angle you NEVER have to worry about being pop flashed. in tf2 when you peek with the sniper rifle you basically NEVER have to worry about being instantly killed (not killed a couple seconds later, i mean essentially at the moment you peek you die)

ur a joke

not an alt u just cant rename tf.tv accounts
/id/fargobawlers

i really dont know why this is difficult for you but the concept of "aim" isnt simple

reaction time and aim are fundamentally linked, to say one game requires more reaction time, and one requires more aim is a misnomer. during the process of aiming you are constantly reacting as the target shifts, the better you are at REACTING to those shifts the better your aim will be.

i would argue that awping is a better demonstration of "raw aim" because its aiming on a single tick, you peek and fire instantly, no corrections. the fundamental skills on display are the same.

the term raw aim is meaningless. in cs you peek and have to react in an instant, its tough and you need to hit a body sized target in that instant. in tf2 you peek and have more time to aim, its a smaller target, but you have more time to line the shot up. you have an easier time playing with the awp because the people you play against arent able to punish you, again its not really reflective of comparing the top level of either game.

worth mentioning that the zoom fov in both games is different so muscle memory is different. obviously hes not going to start banging heads left and right with 0 muscle memory.

this means LITERALLY nothing because we have no frame of reference as to what "better with an awp" means except your own (flawed) perspective

comparing theoretical "hardness" is a totally pointless exercise. i can say concretely that what KennyS does for Titan is 10x more impressive than what sheep did for iM.

youre a benchwarmer for a tf2 team, maybe hold off on the elitism?

ok

do u see how youre taking 1 aspect of a much larger thing and then acting like it tells the whole story? yea hitting the head is harder, but u also arent facing targets that are able to tear your head off at any range. as a tf2 sniper you can post up at an angle and not worry about pop flashes, getting smoked out etc, hell if youre kept above 150 you dont even have to worry about the enemy sniper prefiring u.

is there shit in tf2 sniping that takes skill and isnt in cs? obviously, but when you congregate in tf2 boards and repeat over and over that tf2 is better, that tf2 should be more popular, that tf2 is HARDER, its embarrassing. get over yourselves

if u actually think movement in cs is easier than sniper movement in tf2 you need your head checked

and so do the 13 retards who actually plus fragged this comment, congrats guys u understand cs even less than the hltv troll understands tf2!

Darkfall 2.0

i cant wait to be told its the future of mmos for the next 8 years

the match is hilarious if anyones curious

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YakykAbxiek&feature=youtu.be&t=11m1s

it would be neat if you could sort classes by total kills

i mean not totally relevant to the ranking obviously, but it would be interesting to see who has the most center kills as each class

1st shot inacc is really dumb, but that was a really vague situation and in no way are even 1% of dust 2 rounds decided by an ak in pit. again, rng exists in csgo, but its really used pretty successfully (and non invasively) to influence gameplay

rofl all of your credibility is thrown out when you highlight tbc as the highlight of wow pvp (that was wotlk btw), theres nothing fun about 20 WLD teams making glad, and warrior was absolutely BROKEN all expansion with the most rng bullshit EVER in the stunherald/mace spec

its better than source lol

and 1.6 was stale as FUCK when go was released so i dont think anyones complaining. there are annoying parts of go like first shot inacc (and smokes and molotovs and dust doors and deagle taking 1.7s to reset), but its still a great game and its still counterstrike

ya see the thing is that tf2 isnt some hot new game that every league is scrambling to cater to. esea is the ONLY company that offers tf2 players a consistent lan

the whole tough guy/hardball act works better when you have a bargaining chip

how can u possibly act like league isnt p2w... yes you dont need to spend money ever but the game forces you to invest a lot of time to get GAMEPLAY ENHANCING champions/runes. the fact you can skip the time investment (which is equivalent to $$$) by spending real money means its p2w, full stop. if riot wasnt seeking to make money on people who want to pay instead of invest time getting the best runes and champions they would have a different monetization model

p2w doesnt mean that you HAVE TO pay to get the best runes/champions dont be intentionally dense

segmented sleep is ridiculous, the only way you can get away with it is if you avoid artificial light during your period of wakefulness (it would reset you biological clock) which is also ridiculous.

a candle is pretty much all the artificial light you can allow yourself without harming your cycle and if that works for you and you have something you want to do that doesnt require much light go for it, but 2 hrs of being awake at 3 am and only being able to use candlelight really limits my activities to the point where i would rather just get monophasiac sleep