naw im PC
normally i play cod on 360 with a kd around 3.0 or higher since waw/mw1

Lol'd, that's not saying much with that KD on PC.

That's like hopping on COD4 on Steam and bragging about being a 5+ kdr.

CoD games r easier on xbox because people r forced to use a controller (unless u have one of those mouse/keyboard programs that can run on xbox)
pc, there is no limitation on sensitivty/DPI

People are arguably better on PC than console due to mouse/keyboard having no restrictions unlike console controllers

Not true

It's much easier to aim on pc

misunderstood my post
I meant that there is NO limitation on PC due to mouse having unlimited DPI/Sensitivity

On xbox, eveyone's aim is limited because the max sensitivity you can move at is "10". Therefor, the skill difference between most players is really small

It also explaisn why everytime companies host events PC vs Console on FPS games, PC annihilates console players

Understand where you're coming from but at the same time, sensitivity doesn't define skill.

Considering that 10 isn't anywhere close the cap lets me know you have no idea what you are talking about

People say guns are OP and die too fast.. that's because of the great hit detection this game provides.. every cod all my friends and myself included have like 16%-18% accuracy.. most of my friends on this one are like 22%-26%

the hit detection is spot on

and mw2.. ump could kill across map 3 bullets without stopping power

this game it takes several bullets to kill at a great distance

nn qq on die too fast



regardless most pro players play on like 2-3 sensitivity lol so him saying having 50 sensitivity makes you a lot more skilled is stupid

This post was edited by Starcrater on Nov 16 2013 12:31pm

I haven't heard about skilled players playing on 2-3

I myself play 9-12

I could easily go into why is argument is stupid based on many factors really. When some exhibits a complete lack of understanding considering the very point they seek to make, there are many counters to which he has nothing to say really.