Lurker > GunmaN1905

She's probably someone who never had a chance to develop into a normal individual, being a billionaire's daughter.

He doesn't have to give her millions, but anyone willing to let their kid be homeless is a piece of shit.

Socialism is good in theory, but it never worked in practice.

I'm 6'3, 230.
My ideal weight is around 210.

I'd rather be 230 than 165.

DocDelicious posted...

How would you suggest they do that?

Well, if it's easy enough to get an assault rifle in here, how hard could it be to get a phone in?

DocDelicious posted...

The phone policy is 100% necessary. They ship phones, as does UPS.

I cannot tell you how many times someone has opened a brand new iPhone package, put their old phone in, and taken the iPhone. It's almost a daily occurrence.

As if they couldn't scheme it some other way.

Feel sorry for all the normal people in the US, but it seems that there's less and less of you. Can't imagine living there, tbh.

mattymad posted...

I don't change my settings, sorry. When I play a new game, I have to sit there and tweak it - as no in-game sensitivity value matches another games (I.e. I can't just use "45" in one and "45" in another).

Yeah, that's why I used inches/180. Every game has different values.
But it's more or less the same distance in every game.

mattymad posted...

You didn't misspeak. But I have played at pro streamer settings before and I wouldn't be surprised if it was close to that. Shroud and people like that use 400-450 DPI and lower in-game sensitivity than I do. But they're practiced to hell and back with that slow a turn rate so it's all natural to them.

Just checked it, shroud's eDPI is 350, while mine is 220 in Valorant. As you said, years of practice.

I literally measure it and painstakingly sit there tweaking in-game sensitivity till I'm happy.

I rarely changed my settings, I'm just too used to it. Slight adjustments, but whenever I tried high eDPI, it was just uncomfortable.

mattymad posted...

That pro-setting is too much for me as it feels dog slow even when turning from my elbow.

Sorry if I mispoke, but that's not a pro-setting, just my personal sens.
It's actually on the lower end of pro spectrum. That's 1.75 in CSGO and 0.55 in Valorant.

Most of them use 1.5 to 3 in CSGO or 0.5 to 1 in Valorant.

I turn from elbow and I guess having long arms helps. My whole forearm is on the desk, no chair arm rest bs. And I've been using big mousepads for years. 15+ inches wide is a must. And I aim diagonally if it makes sense. From bottom left to top right, not straight left to right on the mousepad. Like a windscreen wiper, lmao.

As I already said, I don't know anything about Apex or similar games, so aiming style is maybe different. Played Quake back in the day and I used a bit higher sens than in CS.
In tactical FPS games, you don't even turn 90degrees most of the time, it's all about positioning.

Just think about what the abbreviation stands for.

Dots per inch. Is your hand accurate enough for 3200 units per inch? Not even close. You're just causing jitter and unneccessary movements with such high sens.

If you really like high sens, you can still do it with lower DPI.

This is why people play CS at really low eDPI but have to raise it for games like Apex.

There's high sens and there's 3200dpi sens.

Been playing CS for 20 years, I'm at the highest rank on every platform, also in top 0.5% Valorant. I play at 400dpi, 1.75 CSGO and 0.55 Valorant.

That's 11.6inches or 30cm for 180degree turn.

Obviously, games are different and if you have to make huge turns in those games, you're out of position, but I can easily make consecutive 180degree shots when playing deathmatch.

Your hardware also plays a big role. For years I've thought that lightweight mouse are a gimmick, but they're not. Playing with 120g mouse compared to 70g feels like a whole new set of gravity rules have been applied. Mousepad also matters.

I know nothing about Apex, but your aim seems shaky there, like it's not steady. That's probably due to high DPI.

There are exceptions in every game, pros who play at ridiculous sens, but they're really rare. Check the sens range pros use and try it out. If every pro uses it, then there has to be something to it, right?