Yesterday, professional IGL and former Mad Lions member Justin "Trick" Sears shared some interesting nuances of the game on his social networks. According to him, it's necessary to adapt to the opponent and anticipate their possible move, not always keeping the crosshair at head level.

Justin gives an example of another professional's gameplay, former TSM member Yassine "Subroza" Taoufik. In one of the matches, playing on Skye, he completely read his opponents. After the enemy agents were blinded by one of his abilities, Yassine not only kept his crosshair at the level of their heads but also quickly figured out in which direction the opponents would be running and immediately aimed at the necessary point. This moment is clearly visible in the video after the second mark.

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This is the main idea that Trick wants to convey to all players. In his words, if you have well-honed your shooting skills, you need to learn to adapt to enemy movements and calculate their possible steps. Then you will be able to eliminate opponents without any problems, as Subroza did in the video.