This Setting Will Change Aiming Forever
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Mouse sensor orientation is key to instinctive feeling aim, yet almost no one knows what it is or how to fix it. This video changes that!
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im really scared to be using rotation and software that my aim will be based on , even that im tilting my mouse a bit to the left (negative value) but after i find out about this , im always overthinking when im playing my game and blaming my aim failures on that im tilting the mouse ..... i just can't hold my GPX stright its so uncomfy and not feels natural
@@Sa1koFPS bro you find your number on this shit. You will just have to break the bad habits and you will for sure notice a difference
-4
1.614 tried 1.5-1.8 till i found the sweet spot for my mouse
@@Icesweats I be rolling my wrist like I’m throwing craps in streets.
I can’t believe I’ve never noticed this or heard about this application! I appreciate you spreading the word about this, as it makes a noticeable difference even if you only need to adjust it slightly (like me)
I was so happy to see this video thinking that I finally found my way to become better. Nope, my lines in paint are perfectly straight 😒
@@antoinegezod😂
@@antoinegezodhow do i use it? Can anyone help me
Ever since they removed mouse orientation from windows mouse settings I've been at a loss. 1 is my value , thanks to you for finding this essential tool that should still be in windows by default.
Honestly watched this and thought there is no way it really makes that big a difference.... Happy to say I was wrong. My aim feels less shaky and much more natural. Here's to hoping its not placebo :)
Dude I literally have it set to 1. I didn't have much of a problem with straight lines from the start until I noticed my 180 movements were making me aim higher. Now I'm naturally doing 180s at head level throughout with just 1 degree difference. I studied 0 and 1 multiple times thinking maybe it was in my head... NOPE. Thank you, man! My aim is much more consistent now that that one TINY tweak is done. Btw I'm using the G303 as well ;)
Same
With my g703
There was always something a little off with my aim, no matter how long I practice (4k hours in apex legends), I could never snap to another players head after fighting someone else; but now.. with a -2.5 rotation value, I'm no longer seeing that centimeter of miscalculation in my aim. I can safely say this helped me a lot. Thank you, Struth.
left handed?
@@hyper_fn_al1459 I'm right handed.
Same way. -2.75 for works wonder
placebo for sure
why didnt u fix that with sens?
thats a too high sens issue...
its placebo
The example you used where your wrist pinches down is exactly what my aim does when I aim left. I thought I was absolutely insane. It works but is so uncomfortable and takes more effort to reset my position after. I'm so pumped I found this video.
Did making the change helped you in any way?
@@demoflow on paper yeah, but in practice I didn't notice enough of a difference to warrant keeping the software
@@k3Fallen Good to know this was an interesting video and topic though
When I was a younger semi pro player I used a death adder and up until this point no one mentioned this to me!!! I had a hybrid grip and would change grips based on situation, I remember I used to hold the mouse slightly sideways and for some reason my muscle memory told me that it FELT like the sensor of the mouse was right underneath my mouse 1 finger. It felt completely in line. I haven't been able to feel that with any other mouse since. Maybe this will give me a bit of a nostalgia since I'm older and succ now. Pretty crazy. I should have made RUclips videos about it back then! Thanks man!
that one mouse that just felt perfect i feel you... i used to have some old shitty random mouse have no clue what brand but man it felt so perfect in my hand i felt like i just knew where it would be on my screen and ngl i was pretty cracked when playing during that time but i havent found another mouse that has felt exactlyl like that one and i should just go look thru my stuff agian to see if i can find it tbh
1:45 in, youre describing what i go through and feel every game, fighting my arm to try to track horizontally. Cant wait to see what to fix lol
One thing to note about this (may be mentioned later in the video) is that sometimes it's on purpose that you end up pivoting your wrist to left and right horizontally if you're used to aiming like that and don't wish to move your entire arm in that motion.
What is so wild about this is that fact that I used to aim my best YEARS ago when I used a Steelseries Rival, and going to NEW mice afterwards, never felt the same and I would use a new mouse with a natural 5-10 degree offset until I got used to it after a little bit of time.
I just saw this video and it proved my initial thoughts, I went to use the Rival again (old school 1st gen 3310 sensor one lol) and instantly I'm starting to draw straight lines without any effort, and then using my newer Viper Mini SE, instantly went to skewed lines. I always figured it was the forward sensor position, but now I can tune for it which is awesome! Thanks!
Hello,
Crazy?! My aiming backstory is EXACTLY the same as yours.
When i began taking competitive cs:go more serious i bought this rival and i had it for years untill i worn down the rubber grips on each sides and decided to change mouse, aaand it have never felt the same ever since no matter how many new mouses i tried..
untill now!!!
I figured that the Way the Old rival was laying in my hand, litterly forced straight Lines because of the “ergo” kinda grip u get with the mouse which u dont with any other mouse on the damn market..
I figured then,
okay what if i could get the same exactly kind of grip on another mouse by modding it for my own liking?
I bought the Razer viper mini se after my new thought,
Yeah Stock it felt Way to small, not ergo what so ever and in general felt really wierd in my hand(could imagine being great for ppl with clawgrip tho)
So what i did was i modded the sides of the mini se so it forced my hand into this ergo kind of grip, even tho the mini se isnt a ergo mouse(imagine I ended up with a kinda hybrid grip between claw and Palm) basically having ergo grip on a non ergo mouse..
How i did it was double side taping foam on each sides for thumb and littlefinger, cut the foam to fit my hand perfectly and then covered it with griptape for feel and aestetics
..
And boom! My aim havent felt this snappy ever,
I did stumble across this yt vid to try out and see if I could optimize my aim even more,
and standard rotation was what worked best for me.
Cant wait to mod feature competitive mouses the same Way like this in the future!
Cheers!
For me with just a viper mini, my lines are already perfectly straight but if I change my grip they are angled differently. Interesting that I've naturally found a grip where they are horizontal already.
same with superlight
Same with my g502. Perfectly straight
90% of people won’t benefit from this video
Same for my viper mini
Same with my G303 SE. This is something I've thought about in the past and noticed more with ergonomic mice rather than ambidextrous mice - at least for myself. Fully depends on your grip and how the sensor is aligned in the mouse to start with of course. I don't really switch off the G303 anymore but I remember my Zowie EC2's and, my G403, and even my old Steelseries Rival 300 all gave me this same angle when I would switch to them from an ambi mouse. With the G303 my lines are obnoxiously straight but I guarantee on those other mice they'd look just like this dudes.
This is mostly for people who aim with wrist and it lay on the pad but if someone like me just sliding wrist and pushing mouse to the pad it will not work because with that technique I’m doing straight lines anyway the worst part is why turning it’s not always straight which needs more time to accustom and learn.
Anyway really helpful for people with total wrist technique.
This only applies to wrist aimers. For those who use arm , the line will always be horizontal and will not have destortions
I use arm and wrist. Either way, it goes perfectly straight. Dunno what this guys on about.
@@seva4241 i think people who use just wrist aim has this problem.
@@demonx7735 I use only wrist and my line is straight horizontal without any program.
Im using -1, which is such a tiny change but it makes such a big difference.
had to exert a lot more force to aim diagonally now with these changes it just happens naturally, simply amazing what this change does. Really saved me from buying another mice, my current gaming mouse (viper v2 pro) isn't ideal as fingertip grip seem to be natural with this one while my hand probably would prefer a palm grip.
Glad to hear it, I honestly can't imagine going back to 0 rotation.
what mice would be ideal for fingertip grip? I use the g pro x superlight, but I feel like my pinky and ring finger hurt so much bcuz of the shallow sides
@@peterpanda7475 perfect is zaunkoenig m2k but it is insanely expensive
@@peterpanda7475 x2 mini. mm710. hsk pro. htx.
Viper V2 is made for claw. palm grip mice are usually gonna be bigger, heavier and asymmetrical, more ergonomic, like g502 or the basilisk. For fingertip grip flatter, shorter mice are better like the xtrfy mz1, g-wolves hsk, or the m2k.
Omg I just found this video and it’s amazing. I subconsciously wondered why my cursor always ended at their feet when I tracked to the right in aimlabs but now I know. -3 got me straight and feeling much better on my tracking and flicks. I didn’t realize how much I was compensating
Pretty cool that those same guys that made the mouse accel program made this banger of a program as well. I wish this program came out years ago. I remember being obsessed with aiming back then, scouring ESReality forums and other sites for any information I could find regarding theory, mice, grips, sensor position, sensitivity, tracking, line angle correction, surfaces, movement, etc., partly to better myself, and partly because I was fascinated by these different playstyles from players.
Mad catz 8+ does have a option to change laser angle for like forever =) best mouse in my opinion!
Fellow Quaker? ^^
Bro you are a genius. I never would have applied this to the mouse. I’ve down this with joystick software before. Great job
Thanks mate, it's a game changer for sure.
wow, just wow! I have a minor skew and adjusted the angle to -3 and i can see my aim immediately is better and more consistent. Thx! :)
Awesome to hear :)
The gigachad of aiming
Are you indian
@day-bu2ms no are you southern Polynesian?
Thank you so much for this video, it really improved my aim, I was training a lot but I wasn't able to figure out why I wasn't able to track that well, now I can and will improve even more now that I'm comfortable with it 💚
I thought rotation wasnt important but watching this gave me an idea about it, i found my settings on raw accel the only problem now is to find the proper rotation that suits me
Lol, this helped me to realize that my line is so straight by default, it is actually impressive
If only I had this when I started. My grip has slowly changed to compensate for this over the years
Dude thank you so much. I tried this in counter strike and now I almost never have to worry about my vertical micro adjustments because horizontal aim is so straight. It also fixed some wrist pain. Ufortunately it does not fix my bad aim, but I can see improvement in the future now.
My adjustment is 8, been using this for a few months and now I can't use my mouse without it (even when I'm just browsing). Not that am the best in Aim but the improvement is there. I keep recommending this video to anyone who use mouse. Thanks a lot for this video! 🙏🏽
You can also train yourself to keep your forearm more aligned, it doesn't need to be perfetly aligned, but I noticed I was playing with it very misaligned and with it more aligned it's helping me.
1:00 Yes I do noticed it with my G502 Lightspeed and G903 Hero, if I move my mouse across my mousepad straight, the cursor goes from upper left to lower right and I have to tilt the head of the mouse slightly to the left to fix it
ive set mine to 5 right now, and my strafes are on point now
Honestly can’t believe this isn’t talked about more… I’m definitely going to try this out
great job of pointing out the mechanical issues.
Thank you!
BRO thank you ive played thousands of hours of fps games with my grip this certain way not realising i was offsetting my sensor, i put it to 4 and its so comfortable and crispy doing horizontal shit ty
Love reading comments like this. I know this type of content is super niche, but it was a game changer for my aim and when others find the same success it's a great feeling.
@@StruthGaming yeah its made my aim so much more consistent now ty
After about 2 hours of getting used to it and trying to not compensate. Using my natural movement to aim.... I have to say the results are night and day... I had to look in my task manager to be sure it wasn't injecting in the background because it now feels like I have soft aimbot or something it's insane... Fantastic guide.
I watched this video when it was posted. Now, 11 month later, I stumbled on it again. I found ever since I watched your video, I been sub consciously try to to correct it and now my lines with eyes closed are extremely close to perfect horizontal.
I wish I could do this on steam for my thumb stick on roller too
Thank your for this video, its extremely helpful and actually gave me insight on how angled my sensor is but more importantly that the angle snapping on my mouse perfectly aligns the sensor, better than I could even do it with the program.
Where the program did help my massively is in vertical movement. My vertical movement was always way to small but with the multiplier it feels much better
I was today years old when I realized my mouse comes with this feature custom. I always tilt my mouse and when I swipe back and forth, that line is STRAIGHT
PSA: Be careful with these kinds of adjustments. If you can't learn to move your mouse in straight lines when playing FPS games I can't help but feel that that manipulating your sensor isn't going to make you a better gamer.
Even with a skew, chances are you aim straight in games as you've adjusted to it. Really the problem you're fixing is the compromised range of motion.
bro i hold my mouse in a 45 degree angle this is definitely helping
Just tried it, your just wasting less motion and your hand ends up in position faster for the next fight. It feels comfortable.
I've barely tested it, but -2.4 for the superlight is feeling nice. Just tested the Valorant hard bots and was averaging like 21-23 without warmup so that's quite good considering my first few when I get on is usually like 15-18 and then like 21-25 warmed up.
This is awesome though, thanks for sharing. I've always noticed I don't make a perfect straight line in a lot of situations and it messed up my headshots when things got hectic. I'd naturally rotate just a bit diagonally and end up hitting just below heads if I wasn't fully warmed up.
You playing normal matches against bots or just the defuse/plant practices?
@@KhaosInductionCreator ?? I directly say in the second sentence I tested it on hard bots in the range... Idk how much more clear I can be.
@@Relax-il7zn I saw that-
I’m new to the game so I didn’t know if there was a normal Spike plant/Defense game against/with bots or just the individual practices. Maybe think next time before you reply? You didn’t say in the range, you just said “Valorant hard bots”
@@KhaosInductionCreatori mean he says 15-18 and 21-25 in the post so maybe you should think before you reply because that paints the picture almost perfectly
@@Relax-il7znactually you didn’t say “in the range” jack@$$ there really was no need for that response tbh. It wouldn’t have hurt you to just answer since he wanted to be sure he wasn’t misunderstanding you. You said hard bots not hard bots in the range. Not everyone is chronically online
Using a computer for 16 years already trained me to be able to draw horizontal lines without effort, the compensation is built in lol
This video is underrated, it helped me a lot, especially rawaccel. Big thanks
I find that having to "compensate" the angle by moving your arm up and down along with your wrist is actually a better way to aim if I use a lot of arm for aiming (low sens). It allows me to rotate the mouse using my arm, even for small movements. (Rotating also eliminates the effects of static friction for small adjustments)
after years of fps, I found out that I naturally developed my wrist to have a perfect orientation when aiming.
Holyy, I've never realized that I had such angeld mouse aiming. You're my savior❤! 3.1 goes smoothly for me🔥🔥🔥
Nice! Glad it helped.
i totally noticed this problem while playing csgo but i didnt know what to do about it. im gonna try this out. Thanks !
The feeling I had when I turned my mouse upside down and it was literally perfectly down the center of my arm 😍
Bliss
huh, coming back to this in 2024 to find that my mouse fixes this issue for me, neat
"Hold on, Blizzard; I need to install this Mouse Sensor Angle KorrectoR v0.14b real quick, before my StarCraft 2 Global Finals match... It's totally not a cheat or anything; all the coolest anti-cheat softwares recognize it as safe software"
OMG! Thank you man. I just learned about this program yesterday because someone mentioned how you can use it to have higher dpi with the same speed as low dpi, and now you just taught me about this feature!
-3 is my sweet spot.
This is crazy, mixed with the angle snapping at 5-12 in the .json file, you can track like a beast
My rotation was 12!
These settingsa are nutty af
You cheatin atp 😂😂
im feeling good at -0.85, i use 400 dpi 0.8 at valorant. When I flicked insanely to the left, the crosshair would always move a few inches higher, I'm going to try if I can fix it with this. Thank you so much. Greetings from Argentina
Holy shit we use the same settings
its nice that people looking for a workarounds, but another thing that worked for me is just swapping mice. find something which got sensor centered with your most comforted grip.
-4.375 on Death Adder v3 👌
Whipping out headshots like it's nothing. Made my favorite mouse, my FAVORITE mouse.
holy shit finally a video that i felt didnt exist when i was thinking about this exact issue
I have a pretty hefty claw and tried out -6 today and it works WONDERS (after a whole lot of getting used to tho)!
the one concern i currently have which is keeping me from switching to a new curve, is that it will affect how the cursor moves when i actually move my mouse completely horizontal to the bottom of my mouse pad, since with a new curve this would now be a skew line instead of a straight one.
Human hand already adapted to using mouse with this angle issue so now if somebody rotate his sensor on -15 or +15 whatever degrees - you'll feel uncomfortable and your hand literally have to learn horizontal moves from scratch.
Thank you so much! My aim is now flying, first DM in valorant 28 kills only with guardian wow.
one of my biggest aim improving grip changes was adjusting my grip to compensate for the natural rotation in order to more or less attempt to eliminate this issue
i just switched from the g403 which has an angeled sensor to the dav3 which has a straight sensor and it was really noticeable that my horizontal movements weren't perfectly horizontal although i only had to adjust it by 3.5°
Luckily i watched the video you did on the koovaks channel before so kenw that there's a fix for that
Wow, just looked up the g403 to see what you were talking about and it does indeed have an angled sensor. And angled in a way that would exacerbate this problem. That's quite bizarre.
I have an Steelseries Rival 3 and have to say, I tried this swiping from left to right thing in Paint and tbh. It is already quite accurate and horizontal.
If theirs any drift, it must way less 1/ -1.
damn. razer actually being the first to implement this feature in their software is kinda nuts, hoping this becomes as normalized as changing dpi or polling rate so we wont have to rely on third party tools like rawaccel in the future 👍
After gaming for 15 years, my brain is autocorrecting this even if im not looking. I found that if you just make lines, and pause for a few seconds it gives the "best" result
Excellent gripe for take more track on the mouse pad.
I was off by 4 degrees. excited to test this out and see if I still give people hair cuts.
just tried this, aim feels better already, i always noticed if i try and 180 quick id end up aiming toward the ground and it was really hard to keep it straight. seems easier now to keep my aim from skewing. using -2 atm. ty
That's great! Yeah the first few games/hours can make the huge aiming movements a bit awkward but it's nothing we can't adjust to.
Everything depends on how you usually hold a mouse. If i am changnig grip from claw to palmgrip the rotation is different. What is shocking to me paint isn't the best program for me to set up rotation. I have straight lines on -2.25 in Paint, but in game (Valorant) on practice map my lines aren't so straight. I use 0.4 now and im so close to be consistent now.
Yeah holding the mouse the same way you'd aim in-game is very important. Valorant is a great example that I also recently found. Simply moving around the map makes your skew very obvious.
Did you find any problems from riot(valorant/vanguard) using that app? @koreas
I think it also depends on your mouse sensitivity. This tip is good for wrist aiming, but if you use your whole arm to aim, then your mouse naturally curves down+left as you rotate your arm. In order to move the mouse perfectly horizontally, you would have to bend your wrist to the right as your arm moves to the left, which is unnatural and also bad ergonomics! So if your mouse space is large enough to do full arm swings, I wouldn't use this trick
The only thing I've truly noticed is how wildly inconsistent my aim is when I try not to compensate. I naturally aim upwards constantly with both wrist and arm movement. Thought it was my mouse so I ground it against my keyboard a little and it wasn't.
It looked good in paint, but as soon as I loaded CS2 warmup it was useless and worse than before :D
A much better and simpler advice would be - try putting your arm perpendicular to the bottom line of your mouse pad so your arm/hand movements have more consistency. Otherwise your aim might be fluctuating just due to the different arm positions you take when you're sitting down to play.
Obviously it is worse than before. You just changed your mouse setting. It will take a bit to burn in. Just like when changing dpi or using a different mouse.
Need open the rawaccel on login all the times?
Good video. I say this since the 90s. I know turning the wrist slightly to the right , gives perfect aim.
But i got too lazy doing it. It can get pretty exhausting. If this fix does not interfere other mouse movements it's a great thing.
Alternatively the mouse developers could turn the sensor slightly to the right, viewed from above. At least 2 or 3 degrees, or make it even adjustable with a screw.
Man, now that i was happy that i can leave my 3rd party software off, to increase my y axis, bec Superlight 2 has that now in ghub, you come with this here.
I just tried it out. Down and up movement is not straight anymore. It of course gets rotated too lol.
Dang, looks like best is as always, putting effort into it yourself. If someone goes up zip line...
Well maybe i can adapt. I'll give it a go.
@@DjTinnio do u still use rotation? cause i've tried it and have the problem with vertical movements too
Been playing around with this for a while now. Since the video where you mentioned it while doing it for those other people. Shit works. I’ve played at my magic spot above and below. That spot makes the world of difference
That's awesome to hear, out of curiosity what rotation is working best for you?
@@StruthGaming it changes with each mouse I’m learning. I’ve been as high as -20 but I think -10 is where I really like it with pulsar x2. I also have DAV3 viper v2 etc. pulsar makes really good shit. Been using a skypad 3.0 and the new pulsar pad. This shit i gaming changing. I was able to get some decent scores in scump and RA task in aim labs. Before this would never happen. Lol
Nice, a fellow high rotation user. Interestingly i've bumped up my rotation to -12.4 since making this video (I did mention that it can change over time as you adjust to the new ROM so not too unexpected). What spurred the last jump was installing Valorant. Just moving around the flat maps made me instantly notice that my crosshair was still pulling down a bit to the right.
I noticed my brain and body was wanting more Thats why I went all the way to -20. -10 to -15. I’m still fine tuning.
@@StruthGaming I also go to paint regularly and see how my flick is and planted movements act in paint. Helps me process the change mentally
I wonder if this is why I sometimes struggle with microadjustments towards the bottom left, because my wrist is pointed even further left than it needs to be. Hopefully not just coping and I just have bad mouse control, will give this a go!
Very excited to give this a shot with my new Aussie nubs that came in. Curious why you bother iterating every single angle value when theres a clear mean range one could skip to? I guessed -8 for your skew after you did your -15 vs 0 test, one could start at the middle guess, and then test +/-1 increments. Especially if you want to get gritty with angle minutes, i imagine this would be a quick method.
0 degrees rotation worked best for me. The g-pro wireless is so good for this... But I have other mice that feel completely wrong in my hand where without this software would be unusable. Thanks for sharing!
Can this be used with m&k on console like ps5?
using Zowie ZA-13 and i only put -3 and it made a huge difference, its awesome
i dont know if i really even need it becuase my lines seem straight enough but it seems a bit better at -0.4
This immediately gave me an interesting idea - would it be possible to instead change our grip so that we click the left mouse button with the middle finger, and the right mouse button with the ring finger?
so thiss is why i tilt grip my mouse, i have about -2 on palm/claw and pretty much 0 on tilt grip ahhhhh
Holy BIG HANDS bruh 💀I thought I held my g303 at a weird angle but it all makes sense now, VERY COOL video trying it rn!!
I would say try other shapes too, for me my linear line was kinda straight even if I'm tiling my mouse about 15 degrees to the right, but when doing squares and stuff I could see the 15 degree difference as my brain has only learnt to adjust for the most common lines, but not stuff like squares and stuff. So it seems I should adjust the aim to go more left to compensate.
Also since I'm holding the right at a 15 degrees to the right, the math says that I should just adjust it -15 degrees to compensate, it might be that simple or it might not be, I will update what happens, for now I will just try small decrease of -2 and go from there.
Any update on this and what rotation you are currently using?
@@Rip_blackmambaforever I just stuck to -5 degrees and I feel that my aim is good at least for FPS games. I might experiment more later but for now this seems good.
Riot vanguard would not detect it as cheats?
I actually wonder why mouse makers don't put the sensor right under the left click button. Maybe there isn't enough room. But, it should be the ideal position, because your then naturally clicking exactly where your finger is, not where the center of the mouse is in relation to your index finger.
Bro thank you so much, it feels so much more natural! It's like now I don't need to think and focus so much and warm up to have that peak performance aim. -2 I what I found to work btw.
Found my sweet spot at -2.5 and i do notice a different at aiming and improvment while rotating usually i missed alot of shot and i suck at mouse lol thank you man
This is interesting and it does work, I'll try it in an actural game. Thanks for sharing!!
thank you for making this videos man this genuinely made my aim 10x times better
That's awesome mate, glad you found it so helpful.
I used this for around 6 months and then I’ve now not used it for another 4 or so. Brief adjustment periods on both switches but the reason I switched back to non angled is vertical aiming. I play some games that require looking up against other players and however much you skew is however much it will skew vertically so you’ll never be able to move your cursor straight up. Your brain compensates just like it does horizontally without skewing the sensor it’s just more odd for me personally
-1 on Xtrfy M4 RGB Wireless, feel like a god now, ty!
wait WTF IVE BEEN USING THE G3030 SHROUD FOR OVER A YEAR NOW AND MY FLICKING STRICTLY TO MY LEFT IS SO MUCH MORE OFF THAN WHEN FLICKING TO THE RIGHT! I USE THE SAME GRIP AS YOU. THIS IS HOPEFULLY GAME CHANGING FOR ME!
Welcome aboard :)
On a Logitech G Pro X Superlight, and thanks to this video I realized that I really grip my mouse perfectly centered lol
Hello friend, do I have to make the same changes every time I restart the PC? or is it already saved by default
And I'm here happy using a vertical sided Razer Viper not a weird oval shaped mouse so I don't need to install these applications that probably has a really small input lag that ruins my aim.
Testing this with mm710 was game changer for me, playing dm in valorant usually more than 20 death for 1st place, now under 20. Also swiping left right now feels right coupled with angle snapping. Well, your mileage may vary.
I am on my Abyssus V2 for the past 6 years and I honestly love it, it always felt just right in my hands
I play a lot of osu and I usually use a loose claw grip where I kinda aim a lot with my fingers and mostly wrist supporting only with thumb and pinky (the ring finger is weirdly sitting on the edge of RMB), since the mouse is quite small and my hands are decently big
And I never thought about this, but after testing it for a couple of times in paint I am now trying out a small correction of +2 degrees, and after a couple maps in osu honestly my aim immediately feels snappier, even though I do make some random misses, I will try sticking to it for a while testing
how does it feel 2 months later?
It seems to me I'm not the only one to know about this....... I've been using this method for years
im low key confused, doing the test my lines seem pretty straight so does that mean i dont need to adjust the rotation ?
i thought i was going crazy 😭 thank you