u/Vorxious

His aim and gameplay in Apex is really impressive. Haven't watched him play a whole lot else.

Never optimal on CT since USP is one shot hs and super accurate.

It's never going to be better on T side over buying smoke + flash and berretas or P250.

Aimbeast has an amazing UI, and some really cool features. I like the feature that adds a small dot to the center of all targets, that's helped me train to stop only tracking on the far edges.

I guess it just varies, I love watching pro matches on dust 2. It's just an iconic map, I love watching the long range fights

Hey man, sorry you're in this situation. That's not okay behavior from your friends.

What is your mouse sensitivity and mouse DPI? I find a lot of people who struggle with aim can really benefit from a lower sensitivity.

Also as many others have said on this thread, 100 hrs is really early on.

Yes, I've had that exact thing happening. I started limiting my warmup before playing. Around 15 minutes kovaaks and 30 minutes in-game.

Longer aim training can be on games I don't do ranked, or after I play ranked.

I am thinking about buying this monitor, are you happy with your purchase?

Did you figure this out yet? If not, you can use a crosshair overlay app. I think mine is CrosshairX?

Yep, found mine frying itself once. I just started always shutting mine completely off before putting it in the case.

I also remember this. Such a difficult position to be in for him. I don't think he even mentioned that as an excuse or anything, someone else brought it up for him.

IIRC that wrist injury was once so bad that for an important match he had to use a MUCH higher sensitivity than his own for the first time. Really tough position to be in. No one even knew that until after the game, he wasn't making any excuses.

I think Hank's boss/former ASAC mentioned having Gus and his family over for a BBQ at some point.

Its insuperiority when compared to North Carolina.

I have a hard time commiting to really long story games where you lose where you are if you don't play for a few weeks.

I'd suggest Slay The Spire, it's a roguelile deck building game where each run is finished in about an hour. It's endlessly replayable and practically perfectly made.

Also great to play on your phone or PC.

That's good tech, I'll have to try that. Getting used used to a different key for text-chat wouldn't be too cumbersome.

It would take forever for me to unlearn spamming inspect with F.

The rest of those seem solid, I have better odds unlearning the in-game voice command short-cuts

Your very high sensitivity is definitely holding you back.

1200 DPI, 3 in-game means you need to move your mouse 11.5cm to turn around 360 degrees in-game. To put in-perspective, the average pro CS player has a 47cm/360 on average.

So your sensitivity is four times more than normal.

Not what you asked, but you can get a Bluetooth USB adapter for under $10 if you want to expand your options.

https://a.co/d/0aHKQxY4

What sensitivity in-game?

Good post. Montages in-general aren't as popular now for some reason, I miss the stylization of them a lot.

Get a water bottle that has a flip lid with a straw. It has to be effortless to drink the water. Owala has good ones.

I'd use a hydration bladder (think CamelBak) at work, but I wouldn't beat the hamster allocations.

120h screen was enough for me to choose Pro

I'm a bit of a snob, but I purposely got a used MacBook Pro over a newer MacBook Air specifically for the faster and brighter display. I absolutely love scrolling and moving around the system with the higher Hz. It depends what you use your system for, but for me personally it was worth it.

Just go to BestBuy (if you are in the U.S..) and try out the different displays side by side.

KdenLive is another amazing free open source video editing option.

His consistently was incredible