So for this video starts, these are the likes on my most recent videos and another of them are above even 3000. So if we could hit 5000 likes on the video, this will be insane. So drop like if you enjoyed. Bye. Do you keep missing shots on GTA? Do you keep getting bodied by carhards? Do you watch other YouTubers? I wish you could be as good as them. Then don't worry, because this video is just for you. Number one. So the first thing you want to do is set up everything. So if you want PC, this works with a videographed card. I think there's a similar thing with AMD, but you're going to want to go to your video control panel. Then go to mouse 3D settings and you're going to want to copy all of these. The most important one is low-dacy mode. You want to put that on ultra. Also on PC, you want to use the lowest graphic settings possible as it generally reduces input. These are the ones that I have. The most important one is motion blur. You'd want to turn motion blur off. If you are using a controller, make sure it's plugged in. If you wonder about Xbox, there's not really any settings that you're running in this change. The only thing would be to plug a neat in that so you don't lag as much. On PS4, if you're using the second generation controller, you'll want to make sure that the communication mode is through your speed cable. Also, make sure you turn off HDR and deep-clear output as they tend to increase input lag. And again, if you can, make sure you use Ethernet, especially on PS4, because the Wi-Fi card is awful. One of the things you want to set up is your monitor. This is the monitor of the LG. What you're going to want to do is put it into a game-o that's some sort. It's going to be different for yours. Number two. Now you're set up your own source out of your GTA5 setting. Most of you will probably be using controllers. Standard FPS 2 is quite a good control type, which we use R1 to sprint. Or RB if you're not in Xbox controller. Okay, what? Let's not come out. So if you use an R1 or a RB to sprint, running is like normal. If you aim down the sides, you can move a lot faster. This is when I'll press into sprint. Moving quite slow. But if I press in R1, I'll move a lot faster. Now the same effect can be done if you're paying core with standard. But using R1 seems a lot more comfortable for me. And we'll probably be more comfortable for most people. This also means you look around with the right stick, while running. Instead of looking around the less stick and looking at where you're going. Now it's hard to explain, but if you try it, you'll know what I mean. Now for aiming settings. By the highest you can be except for. It's the arm-tailed PC right now. So high sensitivity. It feels a lot slower than on console. But if this is your first time ever really messing around with the settings. These are the settings that I use on console. I find them quite good for sliding. Now this is just a quick reminder. But the third person able to do it is what controls you scope. So even if you move around your first person, whatever your first person aims to do to you'll be. That's how fast you scope will move. If you want to change it. Any sniping setting changes third person. Not first. Another thing you're going to want to go on is allow movement consumed. This means that you can move around with sniping. It's kind of obvious, but you never know. Now camera settings are kind of important. First person auto-level camera. This is when you look down at this screen. It's straight into your camera. I don't like that. Some people might. But I've that turned off. I have my full review on the highest. So I can see the most around. So it gives me more awareness with personal preference really. First person ragdoll. This year switches straight away to third person. And I'm pretty rich. A stock. If I turn on first person ragdoll. I fall over in first person. Now I'm going to access my interaction menu. Go passive mode or something. It's kind of scummy, but it helps if you get hit by a car in the middle of a fight. You'd have to die. You're the one first person come back roll. I don't like this. You can't really adjust your aim that well. You don't really know where you're in because of the blur. You turn off first person come back roll. It's a lot nicer. It's a technique that a lot of people use surf. On the beach. Still a sports blinding. Quick roll. Slip bump. The shield defender of. The people down below. You know I fall for a laugh. You know I fall for a laugh. You know I fall for a laugh. First person ragdoll. This doesn't really make much difference. Some people like it. I don't mind it by it turned off because why not? Now the setting you want to turn off is in display on console. I'll show a video clip here. On PC it's under. Post effects. That is called in game depth of field effects. Now if you're trying to slice someone, you're getting things in blurry. If you don't aim directly at them, you can see. It takes a while to adjust. If you turn it off, there's no change in focus. I don't think sharp. Doesn't look as nice, but it helps a lot with fighting. Number 3. Listen, that not many people will talk about. Would be an outfit that blends in with your environment. So at night time it actually helps with a dark black outfit. And if you start from the beach, a tan outfit doesn't help as much. If you're fighting in a snow and fog, a white outfit might help. Now let's say a black outfit would be the most useful. So I'm going to show you how to quickly make one. Pretty sure it's the same clothes from male character. But I'll show a clip now of how to make a male character. Some people might not think a bulletproof helmet is fair, but it helps you from not getting how chotted. So I think it's worth it. These trousers don't really need to have these like this. You can have any leather trousers. This will stop you from being seen. That looks kind of cool. I think. Number 4. Where are your fingers? A lot of people can't do is move and zoom in whilst I'm looking at it at the same time. This is what I do while I'm on the controller. I've my left index finger in the up arrow. My thumb on the thumb stick. And my middle finger on L2. And then I've had that. As you can see. And you can see these controls. So I'll have my fingers on WS and D. And half my pinky finger on the controller. Which is it. And I'll stop the handle a little bit. Number 5. So when you're ready to start pressing your aim, you're ready to start it to mode. And then select either a main store mode character or an online character. So the only characters you can use to go into first person. Next you'll want to go somewhere open so you can practice your aim. If you're somewhere like the hills over here, you'll get a lot of helicopters going after you. This will mean you can practice your vehicles typing. Now if you change the title midday, so it's easier to see. And then change your wanted status to high. You also want to turn your visibility on. And you don't really need to fit a word on any of the settings. Now I just shoot at all the cops. And practice with different weapons to get a feel. And hopefully, the aim for your time proven. It might take a while. But hopefully, the more you practice, the better you should get. If you go somewhere open, like, therefore, or maybe the beach. You'll have a lot of ground cops that you can shoot at. Oh! Thanks for watching!