Thank you for sharing your experience and thoughts about glass pads! I agree that it will definitely expose areas that need improvement and will assist in strengthening those areas with proper practice. I, too, find that I'm performing better on my cloth pad after using glass for a while, and this is a point I failed to make in the video. At first, I thought it was a fluke, but logically it makes sense. Cheers!

That's very nice of you to say and I appreciate it a lot! I pretty much just started out so hopefully if we keep putting out quality content we'll grow organically. Cheers!

I appreciate it! Corepads seem to work well, but I haven't noticed much of a difference between the different PTFE feet manufacturers. I think the shape of the feet is probably the most substantial difference. PTFE Dots should last the longest and would most often be my first recommendation to try!

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If you're using a high sensitivity I could see this working, but if your sensitivity is low enough that you need arm movement I don't think it would be sufficient. The former means you'll be using only your wrist though, which can have some negative health implications. Be safe for sure!

Hello. I try to say again and again, and I believe this to be true with most mouse hardware, that it is personal preference and depends on the player using it. I never said that you couldn't do well or achieve a high level of aim with a glass pad. This is based on MY preferences and I try to make that clear, as well as try to make the qualities of the pad objectively apparent to allow the viewer to make an informed decision. That is all. Personally I would never use a glass pad in Valorant, but people do and that's great. You can point out a few outliers but most professionals exclusively use cloth pads in Valorant, which in part leads me to believe that my overall deduction of the qualities for use in a game like valorant is fairly accurate. At the end of the day, choose what gives you the best feel. I do believe that most people who aim train will still prefer a cloth pad as it stands.