Eighth video in the aim series, 'Light Mouse v Heavy Mouse'. A very similar argument to the low sensitivity v high sensitivity video too. Many people don't realise that using a light mouse (a sensitive tool) is almost the same as using a higher sensitivity anyway as both demand finer control margins to land within your target zones. Over time, you get very good at using them - but on the average day you still need to perform within these limits. You can practice and get very good at the control side too, so mainly this video is to highlight the balance to you so that you understand this topic in the larger picture.
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►⚙️ Settings
Mouse: Logitech G Pro
Sens : 0.214 (Valorant Option)
DPI: 1600
FOV: 103
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Raw accel: Off
►🎬 Video Sections:
00:00 - 00:45 - Intro
00:46 - 01:35 - Generalisation
01:36 - 03:22 - Why do people prefer 'either'? Aiming Method
03:23 - 05:50 - Why do people prefer 'either'? Overall Control
05:51 - 08:27 - Summary
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