CS: To Go

Hello everyone. This is an article I wrote that's pretty straightforward, but useful from time to time (or so I hope). I've included, arguably the most popular color (green) in-game alongside less popular choices such as white and even pink. And just for fun, I've included some of their connotative associations. For example, cyan generally symbolizes peace and tranquility, but when overused, it can create feelings of coldness. A white crosshair might be viewed as neutral or a blank slate, but when overused, it can create feelings of emptiness. Furthermore, in some countries, the shade/color of white symbolizes unhappiness and/or death. Green may symbolize wealth, luck, and environmental awareness, but also greed. Just a few examples, and of course, you're welcome to use any crosshair color you want since it is just a crosshair :). As you may already know, with a smaller crosshair, you might want to use a bright or neon color to increase its transparency. You can also us...

 Hey everyone. This is another article I wrote regarding DPI and other related settings. I’ve also defined some key terms, if you will, in the intro, in case you’re wondering what DPI ,eDPI, in-game sens are or rather how they interact with one another. I am fairly new to this topic since I’ve been fairly comfortable with my setup so far, but if you have any suggestions about the article, writing content, or what DPI means/signifies, feel free to share your comments below. If I’m not mistaken, while eDPI is arguably your true sensitivity, DPI acts as a base whereas the in-game sens acts as a multiplier or amplifier. In fact, when you multiply these two, you get your eDPI. And if you’re unaware, DPI is your mouse’s sensitivity compared to your in-game sens. But, if I am wrong about any of these things, please let me know. I should also probably mention that having a high DPI but low iGS versus a low DPI but high iGS produces two very different outcomes. Usually, both together aren’t...

  Hey guys. This is a list I compiled for some of my favorite agents in-game. Unfortunately, you can't see most of what they're wearing (1st vs 3rd person), but with some, they'll have noticeable wrist/arm accessories, such as a gold watch, tattoos, armbands, and so on. Nevertheless, if you're watching someone else play or watch your own demos, you can see an agent's full loadout. Most agents have a certain pizzazz or style that may reflect, to an extent, a user's characteristics or playstyle, making them even more fun to use. For example, I like to use the Jungle Rebel because he's clean-cut and appears somewhat professional; similarly, I like to spend a lot of time working on headshots so they're easier to obtain and clean-cut as well. Plus having good aim lets me get away with not having the best awareness every now and then. Lastly, if you have any favorite agents or suggestions about the content, feel free to leave a comment. Thanks. My [Top 10] CS:...

  Hi everyone. This is an article I wrote regarding a few top “gaming” headsets along with their specs and features. Some examples include RF vs. Bluetooth, Wired vs Wireless (price mostly, although stability could be a factor), size, stereo vs virtual surround sound, and so on. I am fairly new to this topic, so the list is fairly standard and straightforward. Also, if you have any feedback about what headsets to use (regardless of the game) or any noteworthy features, feel free to mention them. Personally, I’ve always wanted a headset that offered a concert hall/underwater/sewer sound effect for video game soundtracks/ambiance, but I eventually realized that software is the way to go. I’ve also slightly looked into “music/audiophile” headsets such as the Beyerdynamic headphones and wondered if they’re any good. if you have any suggestions on that or additional software for sound effects, please share that as well. As always, thanks for reading.  Top 3 Gaming Headsets Used by ...

Hi everyone. This is an article I wrote regarding some of the “best” gaming mice used by CS:GO pros and their respective features. Some examples include arc (more curved vs. upright), size (2 to 3 oz), texture (rubber vs plastic, although most nowadays I feel use the latter), and so on. I am fairly new to this subject, so if you have any suggestions about which mouse(s) to use or about the writing content itself, regardless of whether you play CS or not, feel free to provide constructive criticism. The article does mention CS:GO, but I feel that gaming mice or just good mice, in general, share distinct features suitable for most games, especially fps. Right now I use a Logitech mouse, but I am curious about the shroud “diamond shape” mouse; my only concern is that I’m sort of used to/comfortable with rubber sides and am not sure how plastic sides would feel over time. Anyhow, here’s the article (Gamersdecide) and as always, thanks for reading.