I bought AimLabs+ so you don't have to, this is what I learnt...

[@harryelson9864]

Very interesting video mate. I noticed that the graph within the sensitivity finder had a drop-down that said “last” I think if you can visualise all your results using that feature and it will probably give you all the data from all results. Which after a many many more scenarios would really give you a good insight too. Seems interesting concepts but my biggest pet peeve about aimlabs is it won’t teach you much about game sense, just reaction only.

[@LeetGaming-1337]

You can do exactly that mate, if you change the drop down it will show you your average over a week and a few other options as well, you are 100% right about the game sense and mechanics, although the fundamental learning sessions do explain some of that stuff but it is very basic.

[@Katze822228]

Thanks for saving us all 10 bucks! For me the sens finder would be unnessesary because it usually only takes me a couple of seconds to be able to tell what sens I would do best with at a specific task, its usually the lowest sens with that I don't need to reset the mouse too often. But if I even want to use that sens to practice is another question because then I would almost exclusively train arm aim and neglect wrist and fingertip training. It doesn't really make sense to play a task that's supposed to teach you micro corrections with a super low sens, you're cheesing at that point.. Unless you just want to farm a highscore, thats fine ofc

[@LeetGaming-1337]

This is a great point and I totally agree, I've been using the sens finder for a week or two now and the inconsistent readings I'm getting can be quite frustrating, it has helped me to be understand which sense I should be using but you're right, it's not worth the 10 bucks

[@GGabs09]

intresting

[@LeetGaming-1337]

Thanks man!