Post: No-scope tricks
08-09-2010, 01:59 AM #1
Onehungrywater
Vault dweller
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Well it has recently come to my attention that not everyone can preform an accurate long range no scope shot like myself =D
So never fear Hungrys here to give out some techniques that he used (and still uses) to preform the awesome trick shots.


Now please note, I dont know the names to these, if you do know the correct name let me know and Ill add it

Technique 1 -
This is my favorite and most used shot. To do the shot, Tap L1 like you are about to scope in. Your scope will move in then out. As soon as your scope gets back to its original spot, fire. I have preformed many long range no-scopes like this, and it is the only technique i use for my 360's

Technique 2 -
This is one of my lesser used shots, but I do know some people who have deadly accuracy with it. To preform the shot, take one step left, and two steps right. As soon as you stop and your crosshairs go back to normal, fire away. This trick will take some practicing to get used to.

Technique 3 -
Another shot I commonly use. To preform the trick, Press triangle twice and fire. This will move your sniper rifle abit, but should not bring out your secondary. Once your sniper rifle is back to normal fire. I find this shot can be more accurate if you tap the triangle button a few extra times I.E. 4 - 8 times. This is one of the easiest shots to do and takes hardly any practice what so ever.

Technique 4 (Crouch Shot?) - No my favorite shot, not my least favorite. Basically all you need to do is crouch, stand back up and fire. Pretty easy to use, but not the most accurate shot on the list. This can also be done with prone, it takes a little longer before you can shoot but is a tad more accurate. User Dark shadow taught me another method of this shot. To do the alternate method, Crouch and as soon as you crouch take the shot. Suppose to be a semi accurate shot.

Technique 5 (Jump Shot?) - Probably one of the most fun shots to use. This shot can be done two ways, first is the way I use the trick. Jump into the air, and at the peak of your jump fire. This is my choice shot for an enemy at range who doesnt see me yet, because it is very accurate if you can master it. The second way it the most common with 360's. To do the alternate method, Jump and the moment you hit the ground, fire. These shots are some of the most accurate trick I know, and can be comboed with the first technique for deadly accuracy.

Technique 6 - This shot is nearly the same as technique 2. To preform this shot, first take a step forward and two backwards, then once your crosshairs return to normal fire. I never use this shot to be honest, because it takes alot of practice to get moderatly accurate with this.

Technique 7 - This shot is one of the least used among all no-scopers that i know of. I wont go too indepth on this trick, but basically, you walk left or right, and when you stop left your crosshairs return to normal then shoot. In my opinion this is an aweful technique, but if any of you want to give it ago.

Technique 8 - Thansk to pottys for this technique
"This is quite accurate,
get the enemy in the centre of your crosshair,
Knife,
as soon as the crosshairs close, Shoot."

Now guys, I know there are a few more tricks out there, I dont know or use them all but if you wanna inform me on a trick I would be glad to add it
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exTacy Angel, xFGKx_Icon
08-09-2010, 01:54 PM #11
Yanni
Desmond
Nice guide, I go for noscope clips as I am working on a montage, I have not yet heard of the first one, I usually just fire and move left or right,crouch or do the double tap triangle shot and I can sometimes hit the no scope without moving at all :derp:
08-09-2010, 03:15 PM #12
Pricey91
Professor of trollology
Originally posted by x
Lol funny PR1CEY, one of the most accurate tricks in the book ")


When you get good, it'll hit every time.
08-09-2010, 03:27 PM #13
Originally posted by PR1CEY View Post
When you get good, it'll hit every time.


I tried your method but it just won't work for me. Instinct is telling me to not keep the scope up for longer then under a second. :wtf: Instinct is also insulting the oppositions mums when I miss. halp meh plz
08-09-2010, 09:43 PM #14
Onehungrywater
Vault dweller
Originally posted by Dark
I think you mean L1 here. But good guide, the one I use the most is where you crouch and shoot at the same time, usually done on default. It works for me about 70% of the time. Try it :p.


Facepalm
Thanks bro, Ill fix it now, and Ill add that in with the crouch shot Happy

---------- Post added at 05:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:38 PM ----------

Originally posted by PR1CEY View Post
How about this one, you press L1 until the scope comes up. Then you hold down the left stick to steady your shot. Put the crosshairs over the guys head and BAAAAAAAAAAAM!!!! One shot kill every time...


Woah, that one is super accurate, I never miss :wtf:

---------- Post added at 05:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:40 PM ----------

Originally posted by At
I'm sure I heard these techniques don't work for MW2 as the cross-hair reset is irrelevant to no-scoping? I might be totally wrong, I just heard that somewhere.


Umm, im not trying to be a dick, but yes you actually are totally wrong. I just dont know how else to put that, sorry
08-09-2010, 09:47 PM #15
DaRkMaJicx--
I am error
No scope is so easy don't need a technique unless your bad at the game
08-09-2010, 10:38 PM #16
How about the knife shot?
This is quite accurate,
get the enemy in the centre of your crosshair,
Knife,
as soon as the crosshairs close, Shoot.

I use this quite abit. =D
08-09-2010, 10:42 PM #17
NeedaMilfSoon
In my man cave
very nice thread, thanks man
08-09-2010, 11:01 PM #18
exTacy Angel
Auto 4 Theft?
the G-Shot is soo accurate, i use it with teh M21
08-09-2010, 11:01 PM #19
Dr0gba
Haxor!
Nice useful guide dude, technique 2 seems to worth for me :P

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