(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Do you think that quick-scoping with 2 sensitivity is noobish? I was trying out for a clan yesterday and the clan leader wanted to have a 1vs1 with me. I agreed and after the match was done, I defeated with the score of 20-11. The leader of the clan asked what sensitivity I used and I replied, " I play on 2 sensitivity." He starts getting pissed off and laughs at me, calling me a "noob" and deletes me off his friend's list. I do not see what is wrong with 2 sensitivity when coming to quick-scoping. I know plenty of people that quick-scope with at least 8 sensitivity, but what is wrong with 2?

You guys seen the fear clan in this forum right? I played the leader 1vs1 with 2 sensitivity and i got 20-7 o.o

The NoFear clan leader?

also I'll play you.

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add me then

I play with a 10 Sensitivity all the time. Sniping or Pistols. Still a 10.
If I play at a 1 , I can't move.

I play on 2. It's the perfect sensitivity for me

What i have to say on this matter is that you dont need to play on a high sensitivity to be good, and now people think that you have to do 360's and no scope your opponents to be good, but remember that this is only to show off.

The use of sensitivity is to give you the accuracy and reflexes you need.

In my case, when i started playing, my sensitivity was on 2. I quickly felt the need to increase it because i could not turn around fast enough when i had to, for example, defend myself against somebody in my back, or in most CQC situations when i had more than one target. I kept playing on 4 for a while. I tought this was the perfect setup because i felt i could turn around fast without impairing my accuracy. Then i realized, with the experience of sniping against friends in sniper battles or simply in public matches, that i could not drag my scope fast enough to keep up with fast moving targets or in CQC situations. I raised it to 7 only for functional sniping purposes, and i decided to keep it like this so i would'nt be confused when using assaults or smgs. It made me realize i could now switch between targets while still aiming down sights with any gun, so it proved very useful.

In the end what i want to say is that you need to adjust your sensitivity to suit your needs, and doing 360's and that kind of fantasy is purely optional and does not relate too much in KILLING your enemy, and staying alive, which requires more strategy and teamwork than plain simple thumbs skills...remember that kids! :p

Since you beat him, you should send him a message telling that you should laugh at him because you beat him with such a low sensitivity lol

I have a story somewhat like this but a little different. There was this kid that played amazing in a public match and he was on my team with 5 of my clan members so he wanted to try out for the clan. We had a member play him 1v1 to see how he did and the kid beat him. Then we had him play me and I'm the best in our clan at 1v1 I beat him 20-11 just like you and he Shut his PS3 off and when he came back on we all sent him a message that said LOL. We never try people out in 1v1s we just knew i would beat him so we wanted to see how he reacted when he lost and he flipped out cause he lost so we told him he couldn't join.

nice story guys XD