Genius innovation or unfair advantage?
Which doesnt sound as sexy, but still.
Its even become a bannable offence in certain games, most notably inCounter-Strike 2.
But if its allowed, you need it."
I initially thought that the best way to gauge Snap Taps impact was to try it myself.
Several hours later, I couldnt tell what the fuss was about.
If anything, the Snap Tap approach made memorelikely to perish in 1v1s.
Surely though, there must besomethingto Snap Tap, even if I cant personally ride it to FPS success.
They enforced the rule, too.
Which, uh, would explain why I didnt get anything out of it.
“Were talking about very small margins of error here, though.
So what makes Snap Tap different to Counter-Strikes more built-in input automation techniques, like null-binds and jump-throw?
“It’s all about making the gaming experience more intuitive and responsive, which players appreciate.
“But its just as important that competitive integrity isnt compromised as a result.”
We absolutely respect the decision being made but we dont like winning that way.”
Obviously, not everyone who complains on Reddit about being wrongly kicked/banned is actually innocent.
At which point, that you’ve got the option to probably out-shoot most opponents anyway.
Love it or hate it, Snap Tap isnt going anywhere.
