Couple Things Im Wondering about

[Timmy B]

Ok so i see tons of videos of pros where they just kinda spray for like a mile away and hit headshots everytime how can i control my spray effectively i know ur supposed to pull down on the mouse and stuff but ive been known to shoot an entire clip at a person whos not even moving and hit 1 bullet, only time i ever seem to do anything is single shotting in DM for headshots. so how many bullets should i spray in certain areas then moving my crosshair to a diffrent location to cope for the loss of accuracy?

Also in alot of videos ive seen people switching weapons but theres no animation its like they just hit QQ and not a single animation of the gun coming out it just appears ive had this happen through lag a few times and i loved it it helps me alot cause im used to YYing on halo 2 which makes the gun appear in its correction position almost immediately.

Any help would be appreciated.

[Unknownevo]

When u are watching someone playing cs espically if its through spec mode,things would seem wat they seem to be....

[jusudraugas]

It's a recording thing.. You cant change in game

[quick99si]

The answer to your first question is probably best answered through experience. But you need to consider that the recoil doesn't pull the shots up in a straight line. Try it out for yourself or search youtube for "cs source guide m4" to get a good idea of what the spray looks like and what you should do to counter. The farther away you are from the target, the more you should use burst fire over spray. 2-3 rounds is recommended with ak, maybe add one for m4.

Crouching helps control recoil
Strafing doesn't
There's no sense in holding down the trigger at 50m of in-game distance.
But all that is somewhat obvious

[Dexxor]

Indeed. x]

[FPSGOD]

Spraying is a bad tactic. It's too random. It can be controlled to some extent, but it's always better aiming straight for headshots.. See my signature for more tips.

[kingb]

spraying is bad