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Some @CounterStrike agent skins are MUCH bigger than others, letting you be spotted behind cover where other skins would be fully hidden. This is why I created a website that allows you to compare the standing and crouching models of all agent skins: cs2analysis.com

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@MLG3N1U5 Not labeled, its the point right above the MP9 label:

@ItsBrokas Where the deagle at am i blind

The AK-47 and FiveSeven are some of the biggest outliers when it comes to weapon spread, compared to the rest of their class. The AK is has much worse moving accuracy than the rest of the rifles, second only to full sprint no scope awp. The FiveSeven is more similar to SMGs than the rest of the pistols.

@FLongphan It gets a bit too cluttered, so here is the raw data: cs2analysis.com/agents/table I will make an interactive version in the future :)

@ItsBrokas Do you have a way where I can see all the names of those dots?

CT agent skins have bigger models than T agents. Intentional design choice by Valve? Or just a coincidence?

thanks to @eugenio8a8 for helping with the calculations and explaining things over and over again until i finally understand :)

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This trend continues when crouching, with the except of the Default CT agent, which is much more narrow than the rest of the CT agents.

@Dunkopa @eugenio8a8 @VqltUK Except the first scenario holds up if you sample it many times while yours will even out.

@ItsBrokas @eugenio8a8 @VqltUK How about the scenario where two players aim at the same place, but the one who aims first gets a bad RNG output and misses and the one aims later gets a good RNG output and gets the kill even though his timing was worse? See how taking the convenient scenario does not help?

hot take, this is silly game design

@Dunkopa @eugenio8a8 @VqltUK What are you basing the idea that it’s marginal off of? Every gun has drastically different spread, so for some weapons it’s marginal and for others it’s not

@ItsBrokas @eugenio8a8 @VqltUK No that is extremely marginal. In real life scenarios, it is on the contrary, more often that not it will reward the player who actually has their crosshair on the wrong place and misses his shot. Idk how quoting Valve helps here. Obviously they'll defend their design choice.

@TheHappyPotato7 @eugenio8a8 @VqltUK But it does, the more centered you are on the head, the more likely you are to hit it. Due to spread, you might miss perfectly centered, or hit when you are not on them. But in the end, the most centered shot gives you the highest likelyhood of hitting, and thus its still skill.

@eugenio8a8 @VqltUK i misread your graph, sorry. i am wrong about that aspect. it still doesnt change the fundamental argument i am making about rng however.

@Dunkopa @eugenio8a8 @VqltUK Whether we like it or not, it does reward the player that aims more centered. So in a backwards way, RNG does reward the better aimer.

@eugenio8a8 @VqltUK "rewards skill" ... by RNG ...

@smooyacs @MischiefCS2 that is in case vitality picks up the faze roster

@MischiefCS2 Vitality are 99.99, what is the 0.01 where they don’t make it out of genuine interest

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It was recently found that agent skins with different models all share the same hitbox. Your opponents player model could be larger or smaller than their hitbox 🧐 (@ItsBrokas)

@tradeit_gg If you want to compare all agent skins, check out the tool here: cs2analysis.com/agents/compare…

I understand where you are coming from, shooting clothes/bags wouldn't do damage. But consider these two examples: Lt. Farlow and Vypa. With Farlow, the model is so bulky, its hard to tell where the hitbox lies within the model. While with Vypa, you can miss the agent model, but still hit the hibox in areas such as the shoulders and waist. If I see part of a player model, should I have to consider which agent skin a player has before shooting them, to calculate if it will hit them or not? Especially in a fast paced game like CS.

How is this misleading you cant kill someone by shooting a bag

@realzoogies @eugenio8a8 @CounterStrike Obviously some agents will be bigger and larger, but until you actually do a comparison, I did not realize that some agents are up to 25% larger than the hitbox, and where the hitbox/model do not line up. Take Agent Farlow for example:

@eugenio8a8 @ItsBrokas @CounterStrike Is this supposed to be surprising? Obviously you wouldn’t want to offer an advantage or disadvantage for using agent skins, so sharing the same hitbox makes sense.

Check out the new update by @ItsBrokas where he added hitboxes to compare with the different agent skins. @CounterStrike Site link in the comments. I urge you to check this, it might surprise some of you. (This isn’t an April Fools’ joke, I don’t do that.)

@glazezz @CounterStrike Yup! You can can sort by widest, tallest, shortest, etc. in the table view here: cs2analysis.com/agents/table

1st Lieutenant Farlow is the one of the widest skin texture in the game as I know. This creates some problems when playing. @CounterStrike have to fix this and other problems with agents.

Even though @CounterStrike agent skins have different models, they all share the same hitbox. This means that some models are smaller or larger than their hitbox. Is this misleading? In the latest CS2Analysis.com update, you can now compare agent skins to the hitbox.