This Aiming Myth Destroys Your Progress (it's not what you think)

There are plenty of myths out there shrouding aim, but in my opinion this is the biggest one of them all.
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[@1nsent500]

It's a pity that your aim improvement guides don't get many views. You are good at what you do

[@rickkim2931]

I have to disagree with the sens myth. keep it under 1600 edpi and you will be fine. equipment is also a myth, the same mouse models can easily have different polling rates, get something that moves smoothly and that fits in your hand. if the mouse you used mattered so heavily there should be exactly 0 wireless mice being used in high level play as we know for a FACT that they have higher response times. mouse grips only matter to a certain degree, there are csgo pros that grip their mouse like a pair of chopsticks. You might have improved while changing your settings and finding what's best for you but from what i can tell you just highlighted the wrong reason behind improvement. I find it far more likely that you improved due to a general desire to improve and I am willing to bet you watched countless videos on how to improve and actively paid attention to your mistakes. It may be a mix of both but I would bet that the largest factor was the time and energy you put into the game. lastly yeah pasture is important, no arguing with that. keep your back straight and chin up, dont give yourself back problems

[@DragonNectar]

I disagree with this. I have tested different dpi's and sensitivities for all my games. High sens is what works the best for me because I'm a wrist player. Increasing my dpi and game sens have turned me into a tracking monster in most games. For reference, I use 1800 dpi and 4 sens in bf2042. Before that my settings were 400 dpi and 22 sens. Try diffrent settings and find what's right for you. Don't copy the "pros". I tried and it never worked out for me.

[@gamist8166]

I used to start on a g502 with a really high sens and now I play on an HSK pro with a really low sens. I've recently enjoyed the sens randomizer in aimlabs for my practice. Voltaic does well to explain why things like that don't ruin muscle memory and it really gives access to all the aiming muscles you'd wanna use naturally.

[@NakedTrashPanda]

I would actually like to this test. Get 2 people who have never used mouse and keyboard, make one copy a pros settings and gear, and the other needs to find something they like. See how different the stats are.

[@IrrationalDelusion]

There’s so little videos about REPEATING chair angle to the table or hand position on the table. My accuracy shoots up by 10% in same conditions in Aimlabs when aligning for optimal glide of mouse. It’s so hard to understand how exactly to know what feeling of something’s off means exactly. Like what movement to make to correct it? Could you make a video explaining how to get into repeatable position step by step? My position is perfectly ergonomic for 15 hours of intense aim, yet it’s very hard to repeat once someone touched chair and it has to be angled again.

[@randeegunthunter1062]

I used to use 33cm/360 but then I found I work best with 41.5cm/360. I’m not the best aimer by any stretch, LEM CSGO & Diamond OW, but that’s a big jump from what I used to be, MGE CSGO & Plat OW. Could also be because I switched from aggressive claw to relaxed fingertip or it could be both.

[@peaceupmtown]

Playing games is like driving a car. 90% of the people have a poor posture and don't even realise it makes all the difference when operating their machine at the limit. Leverage is everything

[@ponaskompetencija]

sens don't matter, what matters are hardware and peripherals

[@apina2]

Dude this is common knowledge. There's no "myth" that high sensitivity is good.

[@1HP]

Hey man love your content! You have a great and natural way to describe alot of motor learning and adaptation principles associated with aim.

[@VD1461]

great vid. your older vids have been getting me back into my aim game. It's kinda hard for me to find a good sens

[@zeshansyed8315]

This video answers a lot of questions related to sensitivity. Great piece of information as always since i know struth way of explaining long back behind kovaaks videos

[@zares_fnx]

To all people with ultra high sensitivity, afraid of changes.

[@AcoAegis]

Awesome video, your product looks amazing. I'll add that body size (among other things) also plays a massive role in ergonomics. If someone is going to copy a professional to the T, it's really important to consider the differences in that professional's and one's body. A mouse that's right for TenZ may not be the right

[@blobfish7159]

I would have never though about lower sens meaning you have a much larger area to flick to or track in while aiming at a target. I already play at fairly low sens because I get a bit jittery but having this obvious thing pointed out I might just lower it a little more. Awesome vid, liked and subscribed baby

[@Ma77eu]

great video, more people should know about the effects of mouse pad sizes, arm aiming and your elbow height compared to your desk, it truly changes you knowing these helfpul tips.

[@zlve]

when i first switched to-finger tip grip it took me like 3 months to get better lol but now my aim is next level

[@Joutube_is_trash]

I hit a plateau last year. Cut my sense by about half and immediately improved my tracking. After adjusting to the new macros my flicks are just as good as before with the benefits of lowering my sense.