however everytime i find the time to do some training im thankful to follow the guidelines of this book, knowing that it is possibly the best way to spend my training time. well at least its better than having no guideline at all.

some ciriticism or difficulty i came across. the author states that it is important to maintain a fixed timing between aiming and shooting. aim/aim/shoot. or likewise. if i play against bots thats feasable. but if i play online vs. other players this pattern is too slow, and i find myself exchanging it by my old more unaccurate but faster aiming method. this problem isn’t addressed in the book.

I REALLY enjoyed the theory about the process involved in shooting and I had a few ‘ah-ha’ moments during the read. At first, I was expecting some guidelines, some tricks and tips..but this goes much into detail on why people miss and why people hit.

I’ve been doing the exercises at the end, and following the suggested methods to improve quickly. I must say, after following the advice, I have definitely found myself playing better and being more aware of my performance.

Have I become Fatality overnight? No, and I still have my off nights, but I’m starting to show things to my teammates that they never knew and I’m sure that my aim’s going to be much better in a few weeks if I keep this up. A+

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