When Full Self-Aiming (Beta) is engaged in Counter-Strike, the system attempts to assist the player by automatically aiming and adjusting the crosshair. It intelligently identifies targets, aligns shots, and even anticipates enemy movements, much like how a vehicle follows curves in the road, stops at intersections, and navigates roundabouts in Full Self-Driving mode.

Unlike basic aim assists or trigger bots, which are typically designed for straightforward scenarios, Full Self-Aiming (Beta) is developed to operate in a variety of gaming situations. It can be utilized in diverse map environments, from close-quarter combat scenarios to long-range engagements.

However, it's crucial to remember that Full Self-Aiming (Beta) does not make the player fully autonomous. A high level of engagement and awareness is required at all times. Players must constantly monitor the game environment and be ready to take control and make strategic decisions. While Full Self-Aiming (Beta) is active, the responsibility for gameplay actions and ethics remains entirely with the player.