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I used it when I was new but now only when sniping on long range maps to offset some of the shaky tracking.

Vstock is the meta choice and most Pavlov esports fags use it. I recommend it for beginners when they're stuggling to aim straight but they should eventually try playing without it too. It's a choice between consistency or freedom of movement, there's less to get wrong when quickly lining up your sights but you can't do big flicks or blindfire effectively with vstock enabled. Maybe those don't matter in sweaty esports where safe and calculated plays are preferred but in public/casual chaotic games more options can mean more fun.