Why is point and shoot common in traditional fps games such as cf, csgo, while in jedi survival it's all about pressurized strafing?

FPS shooters such as CS and CSGO are both shooters, and while they don't look too different from Jedi Survival, they are actually very different and based on different foundations. Anyone who has played CS and CSGO should know that in the games, they are both score-based and never strafe bullets. One of the reasons for this is that there are very few bullets in such games. If they strafe bullets as soon as they encounter an enemy, it is expected that the bullets will be empty if they can't hit more than a few enemy bullets.?

What's more, the maps in FPS games like CSGO and CS are very small and melee based, so most gamers are proficient at pre-aiming. That means most gamers can easily kill an enemy with 3-4 rounds, so they don't need to strafe, they can only kill as many enemies as possible with as few bullets as possible.?

It's different in Jedi Survival because there are enough bullets in the game, so the average player doesn't have to worry about running out of bullets at all, so he sees an enemy and just needs to keep shooting. In addition, the map of Jedi Survival is very large. The randomness of an enemy appearing somewhere is too great, so there is no way to do the same kind of pre-sighting that CS does. However, when an enemy suddenly appears in front of you, the more bullets you fire, the better your chances of killing them.?

Particularly in games with three levels of head and three levels of armor settings, it takes a person several shots to kill someone, so just point-and-shoot isn't enough or you'll die before you kill the enemy, and you can't win the game without strong firepower to back you up. Therefore, in Jedi, you have to press and fire your gun and hit the enemy with as many bullets as possible. Only by doing so will you be able to prioritize over your enemies when it comes to killing them.