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Also, this is quite important, although i'm not 100% that this actually is the command that changes it. Would require some testing but i'm lazy. seta cg_bobyaw "0.000" seta cg_bobroll "0.000" seta cg_bobpitch "0.00" seta cg_bobup "0.00" seta cg_runroll "0.00" seta cg_runpitch "0.00" It affects how much the screen rolls when you run (so shakes when you're moving) and how much the screen wobbles when you strafe when crouched. It makes sniping whilst crouched and moving (i.e. essential) a lot easier, and just keeps the screen steady. It does NOT remove the instability of the cursor when you're sniping, so there's still some movement to account for.

I always drop my aim as well, its probably best to do that - once people start sprint-strafing, its quite hard to get headshots. Either that or its just an excuse A good score on that game is around... 300,000 - Its actually better not to attempt to shoot than miss. Also, it teaches you especially well not to aim by strafing, rather to aim by pointing. Mac compatability - I haven't got a clue.... I guess?

Was just wondering if you guys used any little minigames to improve your aim. This is a link to a little game that i've got on my PC, that creates small targets that appear and disappear and you have to click on them as soon as possible. You lose more points for missing than not actually attemping so it promotes a good aim http://www.intelore.com/reflex_game.php (you can google it but you get a load of online rubbish, try searching for reflex game targets if you don't want to open that link )

How often do you guys scrim?