EPTalmost fc'd it in 1-2 tries, had to repeat it like 30 times after to finalize
(unclean mouse movement from spamming it blargh, i guess aeryn working at 90% is good enough!)230pp and some of tightest timings + unstable rate that i have~ Bit better than hoshizora?
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also it may seem insignificant to mention but i didn't actually make any errors while playing like i used to. I got 100's because of not having perfect timing flow in my head on one part but it wasn't a random mistake with reading or any physical action, it's just the reality of not being perfect as a player. I used to make random mistakes ALL OF THE TIME so that i could not even compare my unstable rate play to play, i could have 150 unstable rate one play, 130 the next, 210 the next etc due to those errors. It's really nice to be able to play something out in your head with a reasonable level of confidence and not have the random brain/finger fails every 20 seconds. A lot of that comes from reading and feeling timing better, i'm fairly confident with 10.33 on map styles like this so 10.0 isn't a problem any more
also i can play like, 1.5x lower sens (maybe even a bit more) with this mouse compared to my g402 without having problems constantly needing to adjust mouse which does wonders for cursor control. Playing at 500dpi is silly though I wanted to test it before going up from 600dpi @1080p and i think i'l use 700 or so after this. Damn good for small circles though!
It's clear to me now that a pretty wide range of mouse sensitivities work, it's not worth it IMO to take big sacrifices to your reach and have to worry about adjusting when you -can- hit the circles consistently with 1.5x higher sens. That being said, lower is better. It gives you better muscle memory and more precision which is extremely important and those benefits just get bigger and bigger until you reach the point where the negative side effects like cursor drift make it not useful any more to go lower, that doesn't happen until sensitivities far lower than most people use though. 1k dpi on 1920x1080 is really really easy to control drift with unless you're holding your mouse sideways :D (or have a very inconsistent sensor like some of the laser ones used recently in "high end" mice)
also i can play like, 1.5x lower sens (maybe even a bit more) with this mouse compared to my g402 without having problems constantly needing to adjust mouse which does wonders for cursor control. Playing at 500dpi is silly though
I wanted to test it before going up from 600dpi @1080p and i think i'l use 700 or so after this. Damn good for small circles though! It's clear to me now that a pretty wide range of mouse sensitivities work, it's not worth it IMO to take big sacrifices to your reach and have to worry about adjusting when you -can- hit the circles consistently with 1.5x higher sens. That being said, lower is better. It gives you better muscle memory and more precision which is extremely important and those benefits just get bigger and bigger until you reach the point where the negative side effects like cursor drift make it not useful any more to go lower, that doesn't happen until sensitivities far lower than most people use though. 1k dpi on 1920x1080 is really really easy to control drift with unless you're holding your mouse sideways :D (or have a very inconsistent sensor like some of the laser ones used recently in "high end" mice)
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