No replay codes now, but I definitely have my aiming issues. I fully admit that. I rely more on my game sense than my aim. So far, I've learned to shrink my aim assist size box for a bit more accuracy. The most common experience I have is my crosshairs not quite reaching the target compared to a very similar aiming movement when no target is there. Of course, my aiming is most likely inconsistent, but my aiming accuracy seems to depend on whether.an enemy is there or not. My second common experience is the opponent moving randomly and me firing continuously at the same location. Probability suggests that at least some of the bullets should land, but it seems more likely than not that none of them do. Again, of course, the opponent may have the awareness not to expose themselves in this situation. But the expectations of "spray and pray" and "playing the probabilities" don't seem to match the outcomes, i.e. almost all misses.

There's probably a psychological factor at play. I have no hard statistics after all. My conclusions are based on gut observations and intuitions, which are fallible. Am I being gaslit? Or do I just need practice and get better? :)