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Guys, can you tell me how to change the hand position in CS2? It drives me crazy that my AWP covers half the screen. I know the enemy is on the right, but sometimes I can't see them in time because the barrel of the weapon is blocking the player model. I've seen some players play with the weapon in their left hand. Do you know how to do that?

Hi, yes, I have that problem too. I often catch myself doing that, especially on Mirage, when I come out of the connector on mid. I've been killed because I couldn't see the enemy behind my weapon. It's very frustrating and unpleasant. But I found a solution, how to change hands in Counter-Strike 2 on vredux, everything is described there, and it works perfectly. There are several ways to do it, you can choose the one that is more convenient for you. Now, if I know roughly where the enemy is, I just switch the weapon to the other side and quickly take it out. I hope I was able to help you, because I myself searched for a solution for a long time.

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