Noob Question
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Jitter is a "glitch" that allows you to exceed the shot speed-limited set by the game developer of the Call of Duty games. For example in Black Ops the fastest you can shoot is around 8 shots per second. But some guns will let you use the Jitter to shoot faster than that. Mostly I use jitter when I am equipped with the SPAS-12 to essentially get a fully-auto machine shotgun.
V360 Sinner uses jitter on the G11 with wonderful results:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiG-ySJRXf4
The drawback with Jitter mod is you can't aim as well. Jitter glitch really involves the macro controller pressing X,Y,Y or Y,Y buttons really fast on your behalf. This makes the game character's hands shake while he fires. But it does shoot a heck of a lot faster than the game-creators intended lol.
V360 Sinner uses jitter on the G11 with wonderful results:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiG-ySJRXf4
The drawback with Jitter mod is you can't aim as well. Jitter glitch really involves the macro controller pressing X,Y,Y or Y,Y buttons really fast on your behalf. This makes the game character's hands shake while he fires. But it does shoot a heck of a lot faster than the game-creators intended lol.
HippieMagic
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I have used jitter on the M16 with pretty good results on Nuketown as well. It makes it pretty close to full auto.
I use jitter on RT, aim-assisted jitter on LT.
With this setup, I can always win close up or far away. LT rapid-fire's the G11 + Aims. Therefore it is accurate from far away.
The RT jitters and unloads a clip in 3-4 seconds with G11. It is full-auto.
Then on my tac's I use dropshots/dropstops and the infamous turbo knife!
With this setup, I can always win close up or far away. LT rapid-fire's the G11 + Aims. Therefore it is accurate from far away.
The RT jitters and unloads a clip in 3-4 seconds with G11. It is full-auto.
Then on my tac's I use dropshots/dropstops and the infamous turbo knife!