Headshots

To your first questions, I personally don't go for headshots. Aiming that precisely takes too much time, and you'll most likely die in the time you line up your shot. I personally don't really do headshots, although they are effective; don't stop trying.

A suggestion is maybe lowering the sensitivity on your mouse. That helps being precise, and overall you gain more control. Aim for the body of a player, and finish them off with your secondary; that's my main action if the sniper doesn't take someone out.

The hitbox is I believe the head. The bullets are big enough that if you get close to the head it'll hit it.

You'll be fine for 2.0, there are many different kinds of guns that don't require (not require, but don't heavily benefit from) headshots; shotguns, SMGs, assault rifles, etc. You will have all guns for the event.

Feel free to ask more questions!

 

I believe either Mario or BrawlerAce stated that headshots were glitched in PvPGuns+ plugin, which is used by old Mc-War and Mc-WarZ. However, I don't know if it was fixed.

 

Alt+F4, I think

 

Well, I think I might be able to help you out here just a little

https://www.brawl.com/threads/33789/

While it might be outdated, I'm still very proud of this guide.
If you've got any questions about headshots and thus being a competent sniper, feel free to hit me up!

 

Yes, it is F3 + B

 

I get a lot of headshots with the Python, but as you already said, I struggle to be good with the sniper.
Nevertheless I've improved while training with the Python.

Your first step should be to stand behind a corner and wait for somebody to come. Prepare your aim, zoom in and you will have a good ammount of headshots. If you are 100% safe with this strategy, stick on the pistol but play a little bit more aggressive. After some time you can try different guns. Moreover I have to disagree with Dark - aiming for the head is worth it. Especially if you fight pretty skilled players, giving one-hit-headshots is a must. Furthermore - if you plan to win Gungame more than once, shooting in the head is senseful.
Another hint: If you are in a close range combat... pick your pistol and don't aim. Shooting like this is pretty useful to get some headshots.
Oh and my bonus tip: The deagle is the key for getting a general feeling. It onehits if you do a headshot and shoots extremely fast and accurate. Pick it e.g. in a ffa and just shoot straight up on enemy's heads. It's literally op. I even prefer Deagle over Python in ffa - with success (atleast sometimes).

I hope I could help you.

 

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*cough*2014-2017.. Aren't 4 years, mate *3 years *cough*
And no, Tchuck is right. You've joined the Forums on Dec 9, 2015. The other date is your ingame join date.

Sorry, just want to clarify this point ;D

 

Just keep your crosshair placed at head level.

 

Ladies and gentlemen, the grandmaster himself: Usp45

But yeah no really if you want a quick and easy way to land headshots you can start by learning where people's heads are. Trying to do everything at once is difficult, so starting with aiming toward the enemy's head is fine

 

That is exactly what I do, aim lower when the enemy is farther away

 

Nah, don't aim any lower or higher. Just aim at head level across the map and ajust for a change in elevation.

I like to think of it as aiming at 2 blocks up from the ground if that helps.