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Headset, called valve index. The reason people don’t use it is because the controllers are way heavier than normal quest controllers

@@decontinued nah its not that, its bc of it costing 1000$, the controllers arent the big problem

i see the vision

@@Bytesy No way, a reply from the man himself?! An honour, your battle will be legendary!

why wouldn't it be?

@@mortimermouse3086 The controllers are really heavy so most top players don’t use it. That’s why thinking posts videos like “first ever index 600” because index is harder to play faster maps on

@@norlore5216 the reason players dont use index is because it costs a bijillion dollars, not because it's way harder to get good with, the main thing making it worse for speed/stamina is also the lack of prediction, not the weight itself, it is a bit heavier than other controllers but it's actually not that bad. The problem comes when you need to swing significantly larger for the same swing angle. You can choose to add prediction onto your swings on index though, which largely solves that problem, although it is generally frowned upon (on high values, a little bit is totally accepted)

​​@@chromia9589 Yeah I'm pretty sure thinking uses 1 tick, I also use 1 tick on 144hz, but also, the weight does make more of a difference than you give it credit for, I mean it's around 200g when most others are around 120

@@duhby it definitely does make a difference don't get me wrong, but i've tried it myself and it honestly didnt feel all that different due to the weight placement. My point is just that flinging around a little extra weight (taking the weight placement into account) isnt that bad, what makes it hard is how much further you have swing this little extra weight due to the prediction. One thing the weight does affect more is the ability to flick, it takes more energy to accelerate a heavier object which further makes it harder to swing even when using a bit of prediction Either way i dont mean to discredit the play or anything, thinking is freaking cracked