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What it is¶

x76 is a player-run community built around arena and other competitive shooters. It hosts game servers, keeps an Elo ladder from matches played on them, and runs a Discord community.¹

It also publishes a wiki of guides, configs and a glossary, sells coaching, and has a mousepad in pre-release.¹

Who it suits¶

Players of arena shooters such as Quake Live, especially lightning gun duels, who want servers to play on and a ladder to measure themselves against.¹

Its wiki suits anyone who aims while moving. The guides are written by players who compete in these games.¹

What it covers¶

Servers and ladder: servers across several games and regions, with an Elo ladder built from games played on them.¹
Wiki guides: guides on strafe aiming, angles, positioning and dodging, plus setup guides and configs for games including Quake Live.²
Glossary: aim and movement terms for arena shooters. Some entries come from open sources such as Voltaic and Revosect, per the wiki's welcome page.³
Coaching: paid live sessions for games including Deadlock, Overwatch and Apex Legends, and for aim training.¹

Key content¶

Strafe Aim Guide: defines strafe aiming as movement that helps you aim, then works through its forms from basic to advanced.⁴
x76 wiki: every guide, config and glossary entry, grouped by topic.

Our take¶

x76 is a game community first. It centers on servers, a ladder and arena-shooter play, not scenarios in an aim trainer.

Its wiki is the part most useful alongside this one. The strafe-aim guide covers aiming while both you and your target move, which this wiki's pages do not. Its glossary overlaps this wiki's, and credits some of the same community sources.

Tracking: the category its strafe-aim guide works in, against a target that strafes.
Glossary: this wiki's own definitions, covering many of the same terms as its glossary.
Voltaic: a community whose glossary entries the x76 glossary draws on.
Revosect: another community whose glossary entries the x76 glossary draws on.

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