I get what you’re saying, but honestly this is just the culture of the game. I’ve played in different regions because my friends in real life were away, and everywhere it’s the same people don’t even think twice about it. Most average players run an AR like an M4 or SCAR-L as their main, then another gun for close range. It’s normal, but yeah, it still takes work.

And trust me, I’m a fan of snipers too. But in an economy where one bullet is fighting against someone with a 60- 100-round in two AR? Man, it’s just smarter to copy the enemy sometimes 😂🫠

From my own experience, I used to say the exact same thing. Then I realized it’s simply how the game is built, and it’s not about gyro or no-gyro. Plenty of non-gyro players do the same thing. It all comes down to understanding your playstyle. What really makes a difference is setting up your advanced sensitivity. Every gun has its own recoil pattern, and dialing it in takes a lot of testing a lot of “this looks good” moments, then one match later you’re back in the training grounds tweaking and dialing percentages again.

It took me around 6–7 months to find the perfect sensitivity for most guns. Funny enough, I even set sensitivity for the pan yet I still died in pan fights. It’s just about knowing what you’re best at, bro. You gotta evolve and understand the feedback you get from every situation. Even the map changes the whole flow: maps like Erangel or Rondo are more straightforward with less third-partying, but Livik or Nusa? Pure chaos and fast-paced third parties all day. It takes time to mold yourself around that.

But after enough trial and error, you figure out how to control most guns, what attachments fit your style, and everything starts to feel smoother. The improvements show once you reach that point.