The gap in ideologies and experience in this topic is too big to have a discussion, if neither side has an open mind about what the other side is saying we're not going to be getting anywhere. Shadowrunner, I can't be bothered to go back to where you quoted me and quote you back on it, but you conveniently left out my second post where I explained my time before I knew about key binding, and how I wasn't being a little bitch about it when I found out.
Every single clan forum was littered with tips on binds, detailed explainations on binds, discussions about what binds are better then others, and really there was never any difference to the options you had when it came to medbinds, it came down to personal preference
I also read somewhere someone called many metabolic end product about point blank headshots with a sniper, not realizing that if a person is right in your face and you zoom in your entire screen is filled with their head, all you need to do is pull the trigger. Ex. my sniper rifle is in my 3rd slot, I'm in close combat:
I press 3, take rifle out
I press Q which is my key for scope
I left click
takes .2 seconds, I don't think it actually zooms much in that time. No advanced binds involved, these are in-game control options. Results in a headshot more than half the time.
I could be lazy and have onrelease leftclick bound to my Q, but I personally find that annoying to work with. Sometimes you maybe prefer to wait another .3 seconds before firing because the opponent just jumped or something.
Thing with that is, if I do miss it gives the opponent almost an extra second if spitting ammo at me with his assaultrifle which in close combat is more then enough to give you the edge. Ken usually sticks to his assaultrifle and this is why he tends to thrash me in 1v1's.
When playing Ken I got headshots way less often in close combats using my sniper, because of his experience he knows how to move to make it alot harder.
In the end, it boils down to skill and experience, and as a newcomer or self proclaimed veteran who hasn't a clue how to play the game properly after 4 years and prefers to call many metabolic end product, you should probably just have gotten more experience in game rather then crying cheat or calling many metabolic end product.
Actually, playing people like Ken 1v1 I could get infuriated by him often dominating the game, and I'd mess up loads of times and my mind just goes many metabolic end product. But not because I actually think he's cheating or being unfair, just because it's many metabolic end product I'm being terrible everytime we 1v1
