Recent reviews by HeadRush

Kovaak's offers the best way to train your aim creatively, while also creating a competitive environment within the trainer. Reach tops scores, beat your friends, and track your progression throughout scenarios and even compete against others in community driven competitions. You can also achieve community ranks and social prestige within discords and aim-friend groups where you can create a legacy for yourself and become a big part of the aim training community.

If you want to take your game to the next level with good accuracy and tracking this trainer is for you, it'll help you grow and dominate your opponents.

After almost 700 hours the best advice I can give would be to stay consistent and view other peoples examples of good aim as motivation. With enough training and consistency even JuicerQT became the best, that should be enough motivation for anyone to stay consistent and keep up their training. Anything's possible, play hard, aim hard, and train hard, good luck on your journey.

The game has become a deployable-item simulator when you're not getting ♥♥♥♥♥♥ by an 11 man group. The progression system is a frankenstein of what it use to be, a mix of components, xp-progression & blueprints & a million extra steps were added making the game a full time job due to developer incompetence & inability to admit to mistakes / revert. The main gripe about the game is the overwhelming inability to play casually, unlike how it was in 2015-2016 when it was resource / blueprint based & straight forward.

Good loot is locked behind puzzles, oceans, & hordes of scientists & when you think you're about to get that final crate a group with a scrap heli is always ready to fly in & counter you.

Scripting & cheating was a small problem so the incompetent devs added scripters paradise, weapon recoil patterns making recoil scripts perfect so the game has turned into whoever has the best ak or mp5 script. Don't even try to compete, you won't out control or aim someone that has zero recoil & just points & clicks.

The game use to be known for it's creativity, with screenshots, videos & other very awesome content with it's unique & special building mechanics where you could be creative & build literal castles, but instead the devs decided to add a feature that limits creativity / growth by introducing the upkeep system.

For some reason with the more time that passes the game adds more steps & processes just to play the game, they're like the U.K. Government introducing new taxes, laws & regulations for no good reason that aren't needed or wanted by the majority of the playerbase, or a playerbase that was wiped out because of their changes in the first place, I.E. Casual players & roleplayers.

Don't bother with Rust.