[quote]2. You are an incompetent player if you can't tell me where at least the approximate center of the screen is. 3. Do you need to know the exact location down to the pixel? No, because like I already said, hip fire is random so it will be going every place but the red dot on your screen.[/quote] But this is irrelevant. If someone wants to buy the device for nothing more than peace of mind or convenience of always knowing where exact center is, what it wrong with that? This applies to players of all skill levels, incompetent or not. [quote]5.i'm not implying that every player knows the location of the reticle location at all times, but any good player has the awareness to keep track of something so basic as the screen direction most of the time.[/quote] So what if someone would like to know at all times where center is? You could argue that it could help performance, even for skilled players, so assuming only "bad" players would need or want such a device, is a bit naive. [quote]6. I'm not sure why I need to elaborate on the definition of incompetence. It's lacking the skills to succeed. In a shooter, lacking the ability to shoot things without $30 handicaps is incompetence.[/quote] If you are 1v1 dueling or perhaps playing DM or TDM, you may have a point, but what about class or objective-based games/gametypes? As I mentioned earlier, a player can have piss poor aim/KDR, yet still be a top contributor on his team. You are also making the fallacy of assuming that people would only buy this who can't shoot/aim without it. That would be like saying only non-skilled players hack/cheat, yet often times it is highly competitive players that will do anything to win - think of it like the video game equivalent to taking steroids. Bottom line is that to assume only no-skill scrubs or "incompetent" players would want or in certain circumstances, even "need" this, is a short-sighted statement.