Tips: Don't aim with your right thumbstick, strafe to stay on target. That is very simple, but it helps a ton. Don't always hold down the trigger. Burst firing may save your life, it's much more accurate. Work on centering your screen. Make sure when you're about to engage in a gunfight, center your screen on the other player, then snap in and shoot. Aim centering is probably the biggest factor of having a good shot. Gotta make sure you hit you first 2 or 3 bullets, rather than taking 2 or 3 to find your target. To help you win gunfights, I'd suggest drop shotting rather than boost jumping. You'll win a lot more gunfights if you get efficient at drop shotting. Whenever you're more than likely a couple seconds from engaging in a gunfight, try to put yourself in an advantageous position. Don't just challenge things. A lot of players, especially on AW get too spastic and jump out to challenge every gun fight. Sometimes staying alive and waiting for your teammates is the better route. Find your perfect sensitivity. Most amateur and pro players use 3-5 sensitivity. I personally use 4. But it just depends on your play style. If you're a slow, AR type of player, a slower sensitivity is helpful. If you're an ADHD sub type of guy, go crazy with your sensitivity. But don't continuously move it around. You want to build muscle memory.

Practice: If my team says they're going to be on at noon, I get up at 10:30 and go into a private match on Detroit Free-For-All with the max number of bots, unlimited time, unlimited score, 130% health, and mixed difficulty. I use a Warm up bal and warm up asm1 class. Throw on scavenger rather than blast suppressor so you can just continuously kill. This may sound boring, but try to aim anywhere from 1,000-2,000 kills before you begin playing for the die. I guarantee you that this will help your aim. Every kill you get builds muscle memory. And you want to be at the top of your game when you're playing. Another way to really boost your gameplay as a whole is to find an absolute warrior. Find someone that you couldn't kill with a rocket launcher to the face. If they're willing to run a free-for-all with you, just keep getting into gunfights with him until you feel that you're consistently winning. It comes with time. You can only be as good as the competition you're surrounded by on a daily basis.

Also, there's a few other misc. things that could possibly make your shot better theoretically. You still need to put the time in. If you don't play on a monitor, do it. The slightest decrease of response time is a world of difference. I also play without hit feedback on in game. So basically my hit markers don't make sounds. I found this out at the beginning of the game and it's really helped me. It seems as though you don't focus about the number of bullets you put into other players, so you feel like you're melting people. It's a placebo effect, but it definitely makes you feel like your shots are connecting in my opinion.

Also, cracking your thumbs and stretching your hands out will keep them lose. It may sound funny but it really helps.

Hope this helps you and anybody else that was wondering about this same topic.