Skeleton ESP is more useful than boxes and nobody wants to admit it
Geschlossener Thread Redaktionelles BeispielA box tells you a player exists in a rectangle. That's it. It does not tell you if they're crouched behind half cover, if they're turned away, if they're mid-jump, or if the box is actually two players overlapping.
Skeleton gives you posture. Posture is the entire read in this game. You know instantly whether someone is holding an angle or repositioning.
Yes it's busier. Yes it takes a minute to get used to. But the information is strictly better and the head circle covers the part that actually matters anyway.
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Kommentare: Skeleton ESP is more useful than boxes and nobody wants to admit it 5
Antworten sind geschlossenCounterpoint: at range, skeleton turns into six pixels of noise and you can't read posture off it anyway. Box is legible at 40 metres. Skeleton isn't.
At 40 metres you're not reading posture off the model either, so that's a wash.
You're reading it off the skeleton, which is drawn on top of everything and doesn't get lost in the background. That's the point.
Why not both. Skeleton plus head circle plus box is like three people telling you the same thing slightly differently.
Because my screen already looks like a spreadsheet. But sure, run both if you've got the eyes for it.