October 2019 - last edited October 2019
do you like hold aim or just Toggle?
and crouch/slide?
October 2019
I use 'hold' rather than 'toggle'. I've experimented with the toggle option but I can't get used to it after using hold for a long time.
October 2019
Always holding down my sights chief.
And I do a mix of both crouching and sliding to ensure no one can get an easy headshot off me.
October 2019
October 2019 - last edited October 2019
Always hold for ads. Toggle is extremely clunky and you're also prone to do more mistakes using it, especially under stress.
As for crouch/slide, I have a weird setup: I have hold slide on Q, hold crouch/slide on Ctrl and toggle crouch on C. I use them all.
I use Q for just sliding when running - it's just a more convenient button than Ctrl for common use. I use Ctrl for some other maneuvers (where Q is inconvenient, e.g., backward slide mid-combat) and I use C when I need to crouch for extended periods (e.g., healing behind a small rock).
October 2019
@Koochi-Q wrote:
@ElBirriI think most, if not everyone will say hold
I think it can go either way for PC players. I use toggle because I worry that my grasp on the mouse will be restricted during aiming. Most of my old favourites also had it this way by default.
Mentally when I'm in a firefight, I feel like the action of entering and exiting with two separate presses is like adding quotations at the beginning and end of a sentence. Satisfying. Bullets are like a statement in a way.
Quotation mark:BA-BA-BA-BA-BA-BA-BA!:Quotation mark
I don't see any reason for console players to change up what they've learned from other casual shooters. Using a trigger for toggle doesn't sound practical unless you're constantly keeping the pressure near the threshold.
October 2019