Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with my CS:GO settings again, you know, trying to find that sweet spot. This time, I decided to give TenZ’s crosshair a try, ’cause why not? The guy’s a beast, right? Maybe his crosshair’s got some magic in it.
First things first, I went ahead and copied his settings. His crosshair code is 0;s;1;P;c;5;h;0;m;1;0l;4;0o;2;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0;S;c;4;o;1. I pasted it into the console, and boom, there it was. Looked kinda neat, a small cyan crosshair with a little gap in the middle. I thought to myself, “Alright, let’s see how this feels in-game.”
I hopped into a deathmatch server to get a feel for it. Initially, it felt a bit weird. My old crosshair was different, larger maybe, and I was so used to it. But I stuck with TenZ’s for a bit. Started spraying some walls, tapping at heads, you know, the usual stuff.
Getting Used To It
- First few rounds: Felt strange. Missed a few shots I’d usually hit.
- After a while: Started getting comfortable. Aim felt precise, especially for tapping.
- Spraying: Took some adjusting, but eventually got the hang of it. The small size helps with focusing on the center.
I played a few more deathmatches, and then a couple of competitive games. Honestly, I started to like it. It’s clean, it’s precise, and it doesn’t block much of your view. Plus, that little gap in the middle? Helps you line up those headshots, at least that’s how it felt to me. I really focused on my tapping skills.
After a few hours of playing, my aim felt sharper. Not sure if it was the placebo effect or if TenZ’s crosshair really is that good, but I was hitting more headshots than usual. Felt good, man. Felt real good. I thought it was time to get in more serious games.
Did It Make Me A God?
No, obviously. I’m not suddenly a pro player. But I think it improved my aim, at least a little. I felt more confident in my shots, and my accuracy, especially with rifles like the AK and M4, seemed to improve. I think the smaller size really helped me focus.
So, yeah, that’s my experience with using TenZ’s crosshair. I started by copying his settings, got used to it in deathmatch, and then took it into competitive. It felt weird at first, but I ended up liking it. I feel like it improved my aim, especially for tapping. I will see if I can use this in the future, or if there will be any other good setting that will catch my eye. Will I keep using it? Maybe. I’m still experimenting, but for now, it’s definitely a contender for my go-to crosshair. It’s worth a try if you’re looking to change things up!
