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Glass content made me chuckle, but yeah well said

The hobby is expensive! Please make sure you're not putting yourself in debt with these purchases 🫣 its very tempting to buy everything, but reality has a funny way of reminding us of our responsibilities sometimes. Take care brother, try not to get too caught up in what you don't have, and enjoy what you do have for a while 🫡 Thanks for being here man

​@@LogPileGaming Hey, thanks for showing concern. I am in debt, and a lot of it is from buying PC parts and peripherals, but I used to be addicted to Opioids really bad 13-14 years ago. Getting into this still really helped me quit the opioids. So it's still way better than the alternative. Like I said, I am in debt, but I'm not so bad that I spend rent money or other money meant for bills on stuff. It's mostly getting credit cards from places like B&H, Best Buy, and PayPal where I can buy things and get 6 or 12 with zero interest. I bought my 4090 with the Amazon card so I could get 12 months no interest, but I always pay the things I buy off, I just don't really need them, but like I said it's better than what I used to spend all my money on. Don't worry. I'm not going to make myself homeless buying things I see you review in your videos. It's really thoughtful of you to show concern though. I really appreciate it and I enjoy your videos. Thanks, man. Rereading my original comment. I realized I was a little (just a little... Lol) bit hyperbolic. I do spend a lot of money on this hobby, but I always make sure the things I need to pay for to survive are paid off first.

​​@@LogPileGamingNo worries, it's better than what I used to spend my money on. I bought a Asus Moonstone and it feels a lot like the Razer Atlas, which isn't a bad thing, but I already have an Atlas. The Packaging of the moonstone was pretty nice though. I also just ordered a Skypad 3.0 since they're cheaper now on Amazon because of the Wallhack release. I can't wait to see the difference in speed between the Atlas/Moonstone and Skypad. Also, finally bought the pulsar sleeve you recommended. I figure I'm gonna need it with the Skypad 3.0.

Hey man, it sounds like you may struggle with a low sens, due to aiming with your wrist and fingers. So intuitively, a medium or high sens might work well for you. I'd suggest spending s few minutes in the firing range to get your eye in, and experiment with diff sens there. I normally keep my sens the same on all pads, but the Sp004 is one that if I mained it, I'd probably lower it slightly to help me manage the speed a bit better.

thanks Matt, my code is "LogPile", I appreciate the support 🙏

TY Sir