Call of Duty: Black Ops

[koebner]

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I play at 4.

[myghty]

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I played on 2 for a while but switched to 3 & I think thats my perfect setting. More than that & I'll be shooting everything else but the enemy...

[TheShizNo1]

Man, I had no clue you could change the sensitivity thing. I've been playing on default all this time. I switched it to four, it may take a little getting use to, but I like it.


Tapatalk is way better on my iPod touch

[Buckeyes_Doc]

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I play at default (2). I've always used default in any shooter.

[ROABS]

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i keep mine on 9 . higher sensitivity def helps in cqb as you can move around an opponent with a lower setting quite easily.

[Buckeyes_Doc]

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i keep mine on 9 . higher sensitivity def helps in cqb as you can move around an opponent with a lower setting quite easily.

If I was on level 9 my aim would be atrocious and I would have a severe migraine.

[ROABS]

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If I was on level 9 my aim would be atrocious and I would have a severe migraine.

I started playing fps with world at war and started around 4 and moved it up one setting at a time to get used to it. I have my moments during a long shot where i may move off my target due to the sensitivity but 9 out of 10 times it works . Cqb and hip firing with high sensitivity helps alot as you can normally catch your enemy quickly even if he gets the jump on you.

My gf plays shooters also and she was on my system the other day and it was funny watching her try to kill the bots with my settings. it took me a little while before i realized what the problem was lol.

[MrNFL_FanIQ]

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I'm just not enjoying this game anymore. I feel like how well I do has absolutely nothing to do with me. On World at War, on any given day, I would have a pretty consistent range of how I was doing. Not on here, I go from one match to another even with the same group and it's completely random.

The last month, I've gone from great to terrible to great to terrible seemingly every other match. I went 13-0 in a match today, and followed it up with a 5-13. Even if it's the exact same group (And even same map) it's just not fun at this point.

And I start well. First match I play is almost ALWAYS good, and then about a match or two later, absolutely terrible. I feel like there is no consistency.

I'm just not having the fun with this game I had with World At War. I had bad matches and good of course, but how well I did didn't feel so out of my control.

[sven]

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I'm pretty much always consistantly good. Even on days like today where the connections were **** all day I managed to go positive in every match but one and that was a 12-13 so it wasn't that bad.

[ExtremeGamer]

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I'm just not enjoying this game anymore. I feel like how well I do has absolutely nothing to do with me. On World at War, on any given day, I would have a pretty consistent range of how I was doing. Not on here, I go from one match to another even with the same group and it's completely random.

The last month, I've gone from great to terrible to great to terrible seemingly every other match. I went 13-0 in a match today, and followed it up with a 5-13. Even if it's the exact same group (And even same map) it's just not fun at this point.

And I start well. First match I play is almost ALWAYS good, and then about a match or two later, absolutely terrible. I feel like there is no consistency.

I'm just not having the fun with this game I had with World At War. I had bad matches and good of course, but how well I did didn't feel so out of my control.

I'm pretty much to the same point as you at this point in the game. I have good and bad games but it's just not fun when I get 4-5 hit markers, the guy doesn't die, turns around fires one shot and I'm dead. Now obviously on the kill cam it looks totally different but that's the issue with this game right there.

[Chrono]

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I'm pretty much to the same point as you at this point in the game. I have good and bad games but it's just not fun when I get 4-5 hit markers, the guy doesn't die, turns around fires one shot and I'm dead. Now obviously on the kill cam it looks totally different but that's the issue with this game right there.

I agree, this is by far the most frustrating thing about the game. For some reason it seems to have gotten a lot worse for me too ever since the new maps came out. I hover around a 2.5 KDR so i'm no slouch at this game, but lately I get turned on ALL the time. 1 bullet to my foot and i'm dead... extremely frustrating!!!

On another note, does anyone know if you can still play with friends who did not buy the new maps? I wasn't sure if once you have the new maps you are only playing with others who bought them as well. It sure seems that way, because even on the regular playlists i'm playing on one of the new maps most of the time.

[biglen]

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Well for close range encounters you need to learn to fire from the hip instead of aiming down the sites. It also helps to keep moving. What I do is circle to the left with the left stick and spin right with the stick while firing from the hip.

Raising your look sensitivity will also help a lot. It will suck at first and seem to be too fast but your reflexes will get used to it. I'd start by just going up to 3 and playing on that while. Since you are learning to aim anyway you might as well get a head start and learn on a slightly higher sensitivity.

I'll give you an example of why it helps.

You run around a corner and at the same time an enemy runs past you going the other way. You both try to spin around and shoot the other guy before he can shoot you. Whoever has the higher sensitivity is going to win this encounter because it allows you to turn faster.

Damn Sven, Thank you for the tips,but I think I just flat out stink at this game. I tried your suggestions for the past 2 nights and I am still around .50 for my kill/death ratio. I do not camp at all and I am constantly on the move. I come face to face with the enemy and I am always a split second behind. I am no spring chicken at age 44 so maybe my reflexes aren't as good as these younger kids?

[Bighoff]

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Damn Sven, Thank you for the tips,but I think I just flat out stink at this game. I tried your suggestions for the past 2 nights and I am still around .50 for my kill/death ratio. I do not camp at all and I am constantly on the move. I come face to face with the enemy and I am always a split second behind. I am no spring chicken at age 44 so maybe my reflexes aren't as good as these younger kids?

It's just that you don't obsess over this game like some of the children do. You just gotta keep working at it and a knowledge of the maps helps too(sight lines and such). It also helps playing with good team mates, if you're on PS3 hit me up I'll play, Bighoff63. I'm not great just average.

[Speedy]

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Keep playing FFA. When I started on MW2 I was horrible myself (.47 K/D), but it finally started coming together to where I'm a 1.5 K/D in BO.

[AnArtofWar]

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I would try to camp actually if you are having trouble. I hate it myself...but it's easy kills. Or what would truely be best is to play it safe- if you think there is someone around the corner; sit there, if you think you have space to breathe, keep moving until you feel in danger of an enemy around.