Jame’s CS:GO crosshair and video settings

It’s Jame Time! Have you ever heard this phrase during a professional CS:GO broadcast. Virtus.Pro’s Dzhami "Jame" Ali has gained popularity for his knack to save the big ‘ol AWP multiple times in a match. In his defense, Jame pulls off some amazing plays with the weapon on a regular basis, but there’s a stark contrast between Jame with the AWP and Jame with a rifle. And so… his decision to save the AWP whenever he can. Here are Jame’s CS:GO crosshair and video settings.

Jame's crosshair is an important part of his gameplay. He does not have an outline, however, he does have a dot in his crosshair. While the dot itself does not make a huge difference, it's not the majority option. He uses the Static Classic type of crosshair (Style 4) with 0 thickness.

Jame uses the Razer Deathadder V3 Pro White mouse and here are Jame's Mouse settings.

Firstly, what is a viewmodel setting in CS:GO. The viewmodel settings determine the size (and somewhat, the shape) of the in-game models. These models can be slightly distracting at a higher level of gameplay and the additional screenview can give you an extra second of reaction time. At the highest level of gameplay, one whole second of extra reaction time makes a huge difference.

Here are Jame's CS:GO launch options.

+fps_max 400 -novid -console -tickrate 128 -language english +cl_threaded_bone_setup 1 -sdr_spew_level 3 -allow_third_party_software

The bob settings define how much your in-game model moves up and down as you run across the map. For most players, the bob settings don't matter, but the movement can be distracting at the higher levels of gameplay. Here are Jame's bob settings in CS:GO.

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