try settings

As of the most recent update, try is playing for Imperial Esports. This transfer marks his latest move in a career that has seen him represent several organizations, and joining Imperial Esports positions him among other top-tier South American talent where he can continue to compete at the highest level.

try uses a compact, classic static crosshair with a minimal gap and thickness, colored in bright green. This design is favored by many professional players because it provides excellent visibility without obstructing the target, allowing for precise shot placement and rapid target acquisition during intense matches.

try’s mouse setup features a DPI of 400 with an in-game sensitivity of 2.909, resulting in an eDPI of 1163.6. This moderately high eDPI is tailored for swift flicks and quick movements, which suits aggressive playstyles and enables fast reactions to opponents' actions, giving him an edge in duels.

try plays with a 1280x960 resolution using a 4:3 aspect ratio set to stretched mode. Many pro players opt for this configuration as it makes enemy models appear wider and easier to spot, while the stretched view can enhance reaction times in close-quarter engagements.

try’s viewmodel settings use a high field of view (68) with specific offsets that minimize weapon model obstruction. This setup ensures that his weapon takes up minimal screen space, providing a clearer view of the action and maximizing his ability to spot opponents quickly.

try’s launch options include commands such as '-novid', '-freq 240', and '+fps_max 400', among others. These settings are designed to remove startup videos, ensure a high refresh rate, cap the maximum FPS for consistency, and execute personalized configurations, all of which contribute to smoother gameplay and reduced input lag.

Throughout his career, try has moved between several teams, including 9z Academy, 9z Team, Levitate Esports, 00 Nation, and now Imperial Esports. This progression reflects his adaptability and growth as a player, exposing him to different team environments and strategies, which have enriched his overall competitive experience.

try uses a radar setup that centers the player, rotates, and is zoomed out for broader map awareness. His HUD is colored white and scaled at 0.95, providing clear visibility without overwhelming the screen. These choices help him maintain situational awareness and quickly process essential game information during matches.

try opts for low shader and particle detail while keeping important settings like global shadow quality and ambient occlusion on high. He disables V-Sync and G-Sync, prefers fullscreen stretched mode, and maximizes anti-aliasing with 8x MSAA. This blend of settings balances performance and visual clarity, ensuring high FPS and the ability to spot opponents in all environments.

By choosing a bright green color with the classic static style and no outline, try ensures his crosshair stands out against most in-game backgrounds while remaining unobtrusive. This enhances his ability to track moving targets and maintain focus during high-pressure situations, which is crucial for consistent accuracy in professional play.