Let's not hide it. When we imagine grinding for bo7 bot lobbies improvements, we picture spending a lot of time tweaking the perfect sensitivity and hours grinding movement tech. We also envision replicating a certain pro player’s class setup. In reality, most players do not lose battles due to poor aim. They lose because they unnecessarily complicate the game.

 In an ideal world you would not need to spend any time in private matches. These are changes we call awareness. You can increase the chances of winning a fight by changing your approach to a particular engagement. We're not looking for fair fights. We want to win.

 1. mmoset Mastering Head Glitch: Fighting from Cover

 You should not think of space as an open area. When you sprint across the middle part of the map without any cover, you're demanding perfection. In order to survive, you'll need to react faster, aim more accurately, and dodge perfectly.

 The Strategy

 Try to always associate every move with cover. You are head-gaggling when your gun is visible and you are moving behind cover.

 Why This Works:

 You have a large amount of space to work with. It is very difficult for your opponent to hit your head when you are the only target.

 The result:

 This extra space, time to react and move around can mean the difference between success or failure. A concrete wall or barrier can hide even the worst of aims.

 2. You are the crosshair.

 Look at your game footage. How do you position the cross in the middle of your screen? If you put it in the sky or on the back of the teammate's neck, then you waste time.

 The Fix

 Your crosshair should be on the doorframe when you are approaching one.

 Imagine the following scenario: you don't have to have "god-tier" aim and reaction speed. If your crosshair is already in the area of the enemy, you only have to click the mouse. The need for snap-aiming is eliminated, resulting in more consistent shots.

 3. Disengagement: A Discipline to Disengage

 This is the most difficult thing for aggressive players. It doesn't seem natural. Knowing when to avoid engagement is what separates the 1.2KD player from the 2.0KD player.

 You're gambling by challenging the fight if your ammo is low, you're bruised, out of place, or you need to reload.

 When to run:

 You may be struck if you miss two shots.

 You will be caught reloading.

 You can find out by clicking on the link below.

 A common misconception is that disengaging in a battle is an act or defeat. The truth is, it is usually resetting a fight to win it 10 second later. It is not a good idea to rely on 50/50 gunfights if you want to achieve a high level of Defeattreak. It's best to have 80/20 battles.