Gaming
pre-aim
What does pre-aim mean?
Instead of swinging your crosshair around after you see someone, you park it head-level on the angle they're going to step out from. When they peek, you're already on them and it's a flick of nothing.
"Pre-aim the corner at head height and you'll win every duel into site."
Frequently asked questions
What does pre-aim mean?
In FPS games, pre-aim means placing your crosshair on the exact spot an enemy is about to appear before they peek, so you can shoot instantly.
How do you use pre-aim in a sentence?
"Pre-aim that angle so you win the duel the second he steps out."
Why is pre-aiming important?
It cuts your reaction time because you don't have to move your crosshair onto the target, giving you a head start in any gunfight.
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