If you are playing a close up fighting game with room for minimal error use this game you will hit your shots. That is because the dot minimum is 2 pixels wide so no matter what your shots will be off center by a pixel when using this program. You will often find yourself taking on opponents in games where you will find your bullets flying by their head, missing by a pixel. This is a iffy program the centering feature is dumb because it guarantees you will never be 100% accurate. the crosshair as you try to center it, but other than that 10/10 would recommend Crosshair X Steam reviews A great app with just a few bugs here and there, which I’m sure are mostly due to fault of my own. It allows for nearly anybody to make the perfect crosshair for themselves, if it isn’t already out there, made by somebody else.
When I open up the widget in my Xbox Game Bar, there is often a large black rectangle around my crosshair, making it impossible to practically use. Unfortunately though, their is one bug, quite aggravating as well I might add, that doesn’t seem to have a fix. I very much so enjoy Crosshair X as an app, it helps out alot in games like rust where there isn’t necessarily a crosshair to help you. been looking for a crosshair overlay like this for months and I came across crosshair x it is worth the money for sure, there are so many to choose from but the only downside for me is when I’m playing CSGO the crosshair is not completely centerd it is off by a few pixels but does not bother me at all, and it is pretty hard to center the crosshair with the Xbox game bar because there is a black overlay surrounding. Overall really good customization especially with right click to hide the crosshair Also people will hate on you for using it you can then go to your saved crosshairs and click them to load per game. To use it in fullscreen rather than fullscreen windowed you need to turn on xbox game bar which can be a pain. It’s good, crosshair can be blurry and needs tweaking on 1440p and 4k. Just load your fav crosshair, adjust the position for the new game, and then save as the name of the game you are playing and then each time you play those games.
The interface is a little confusing at first, but once you figure out what slider does what, it’s pretty simple to make a custom crosshair for your game and save them per game, since positions vary by game. You can also adjust the position of the crosshair to help align per game. Color T-Shape: Remove top Crosshair arm never, always, or only when firing Bloom: Make the crosshair spread apart when firing Location: Adjust the X and Y coordinates of the crosshair If you have a game, that offers no crosshair, or removes it in certain situations like running, this app will help you stay prepared to shoot in your games.
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