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%0MM vs %100MM


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I used %0MM longer than a year. But I ruined my muscle memory and I have a problems with %0MM. When I playing games like COD BO4 I cant snipe with %0mm. 1 week ago I started using MDH %100 its fine for sniping but I cant hit accurately in long ranges with ads. I calculate both of them from Windows. %0mm feels ok for every FOV but I can't turn around easily with lesser fovs. I imagined with %100mm my cs go flicks much more accurate. But my ADS accuracy for long range targets downed. Am I doing big mistake using with %100MDH. Can I gain muscle memory with MDH%100?

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6 hours ago, Pyroxia said:

I used %0MM longer than a year. But I ruined my muscle memory and I have a problems with %0MM. When I playing games like COD BO4 I cant snipe with %0mm. 1 week ago I started using MDH %100 its fine for sniping but I cant hit accurately in long ranges with ads. I calculate both of them from Windows. %0mm feels ok for every FOV but I can't turn around easily with lesser fovs. I imagined with %100mm my cs go flicks much more accurate. But my ADS accuracy for long range targets downed. Am I doing big mistake using with %100MDH. Can I gain muscle memory with MDH%100?

i swapped over too 100% since i like uniform soldier aiming 

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