* Crosshair Placement

Always Aim at Head Level: Keeping your crosshair at head level reduces the distance you need to move your mouse when an enemy appears.
Pre-Aim Corners: Anticipate where enemies might be and position your crosshair accordingly.
* Sensitivity Settings

Find Your Sensitivity: Experiment with different sensitivity settings. Lower sensitivity generally offers more precision, while higher sensitivity allows for faster movements. Find a balance that works for you.
DPI Settings: A common DPI (dots per inch) setting for gaming mice is 400-800. Combine this with your in-game sensitivity to achieve the desired responsiveness.
* Practice Regularly
* Aim Training Maps

Use Aim Training Maps: Maps like "Aim Lab" or "Yprac" are great for honing your aim. They provide scenarios for tracking, flicking, and reflex training.
Consistency is Key: Practice daily, even if it’s just for 15-30 minutes. Consistent practice helps build muscle memory.
* Deathmatch and Aim Training

Play Deathmatch: Engage in Deathmatch games to practice aiming against real players in a live environment.
Aim Trainers: Utilize aim training software like Kovaak’s FPS Aim Trainer or Aim Lab to improve your reaction time and precision.
* Improve Your Mechanics
* Recoil Control

Learn Recoil Patterns: Each weapon has a unique recoil pattern. Spend time learning and practicing these patterns to improve accuracy during sustained fire.
Use Recoil Training Maps: Practice controlling recoil in maps designed specifically for this purpose.
* Movement and Aiming

Counter-Strafing: Practice counter-strafing to stop your movement immediately, which helps in landing accurate shots while moving.
Movement and Shooting: Learn to shoot while moving correctly. Generally, it's best to stop momentarily before shooting to maintain accuracy.