Script or manual practice? An honest comparison
Both work. The difference is what they cost you - money, or hours.
Manual recoil control is a real skill and it is learnable. Someone who has spent three hundred hours on the AK pattern reads unexpected situations better, because they know why the mouse moves where it does.
But you have to have those three hundred hours. For someone who plays a few hours a week, that number effectively means 'never'. A script closes exactly that gap: the pattern is stable from day one.
What is rarely said: a script does not replace tactics. Someone who reads a fight badly still loses with a perfect pattern. A script raises the floor, not the ceiling of your decision-making.
So the right question is not 'which is better' but 'do you have the time'. If you do, manual practice lasts longer. If you do not, a script gets you there faster.