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People keep asking why spray doesn’t feel as smooth as CS:GO. My answer: until frame pacing is fixed, it won’t. I made an animation of the AK-47 spray magnitude at different FPS to show how the magnitude of the view angles, changes with FPS, as it should. CS2

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