Final three points. Easier headshots does not make for an easier game. Anyone believing that has not taken the time to think about what they are saying. If it’s easier headshots, everyone can do it, thus no one has an easier advantage over anyone else and we are all on the same playing field.
Now if you like at the stats you will see headshot perecentages are about the same for both games, why is this? Because of the differences in spray and shooting while running balance each other out. In source it is easier to shoot and run at the same time, usually the first bullet fired from the ak will be more accurate than it is in 1.6, same for most guns, that is until you hold down the button and spray, the spray pattern gets larger, faster than it does in 1.6. The pattern however is the *edited*ing same, a T for the m4, a 7 for the AK. In addition the larger and faster spray is not just to accomadate the larger player models in source, the varience is beyond the proportion there. The differences between the games balance out to produce much of the same results differently.
In response to nodice, yes if you shoot a foot you hit a foot, you spray at the feet with the right timing to compensate for the time it takes spray to get to its biggest point and then stabilize you will most likely get a head or cheast shot, doing that is part of controlling sprays and bursts. You spray at the head in source and I will kill you dead 95% of the time as your bullet will go straight over me, I believe you even will even hear them zip by and chip the walls behind you.
Trolling? I call this education.