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Vesnalui [34]
3 years ago
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What is a crosshair? A. A tool that helps to draw a path B. A bullet that shoots objects C. An object used to aim at other objec

ts in a game D. An object that keeps track of particles
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larisa [96]3 years ago
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Answer: C. An object used to aim at other objects in a game

Explanation: In computer games, a crosshair is used to pinpoint targets, that is, it aims at objects in a game, such as a person to be shot. It derives its name from a term used in guns, the cross hairs in guns are used to direct the bullet at its target.  

Games that use crosshairs increase the player's accuracy to hit a target. This addition to computer games became popular in computer games in the 1990s.

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