thank you for this tutorial!!! for some reason it doesn´t let me play the mod I installed, when it loads, automatically kicks me off the game, saying I had 51 errors. Idk why, I was trying to install the red letter day postal mod
If you are going to press down on your mouse/mousepad you should get a controlpad because they are thicker which means you will have more room to pressdown and have better control/more stable. Quick tip from a fellow aim geek, also i will tell you the opposite, being hard on your mouse, pressing down, gripping tight, wont injure you, if that was the case, a lot of pro players including my hand would have got injuried, ive been hard on my mouse and pad for 10 years. i have skinny arms also which ppl say that is more vulnarable to injury, and here an i again 10 years healthy af, if you are worried about it just warm up your hands/wrists everytime before you play. And rembemer not too tense not too lose be balanced.
you wanna be as relaxed as possible so putting pressure on the pad will just make your hand hurt over time and then be inconsistent, your shaky aim is due to your sensitivity being too high, people with 1600 DPI usually are around 0.1-0.3 sens 0.95 is a high sens for 1600 dpi
I disagree with you on this one, being tense or relaxed doesnt matter, what matters for injury is overdoing, Not how hard or loose you grip your mouse.you can get injured from washing dishes if you do it for 24 hours. Also a lot of people with high sense have really good control over it and they look smooth and not shaky. Let the kid press down on his mouse/mousepad as long as he likes it, a lot of people do it and a lot of pro players do it. Ive been playing like that for 10 years and am healthy af, yeah sure sometimes it feels like you have been doing an exercise with weights when playing too much but i wouldnt say i have experienced pain. I think balance is the key not too tense not too relaxed, being too relaxed will bring no control, ice skating on a pad literally no point
Shaky aim is just lack of mouse control. Much tension is a very temporary fix, and will also make corrections after and during a flick basically impossible. At the end of the video you are fast obviously, but also very inconsistent.
@@_m_i_t_i__n-m-8579 yes I think youre right. When I’m playing kovaaks scenarios more relaxed is always better for me, especially in tracking scenarios. In game balanced is probably better because it’s basically impossible to flick fast without using some tension
@@tynomite well i wasn't adding any pressure on my mouse before. think like a fingertip grip. i dont think im over doing it or anything right now. been more mindful since a lot of people have been telling me higher chance of injury
@@CosmoBubblegum. It's not just the chance of injury, too much tension is also terrible for aiming. With constant tensions you can flick fast, but corrections after the flick will be a LOT harder to do.
@@CosmoBubblegum. My personal experience maybe its person to person but ive been pressing down hard for 10 years and im healthy, if you are worried about injuries just warm up your wrists and hands before you play, there are guides how to warmup on the internet, you shouldnt worry about that
I have a shaky index finger and sometimes cannot firmly hold down or click m1 to shoot when I'm getting into tense fights. I have to resort to using my middle finger but the same happens eventually. Any ideas?
@@kingeling i think there's 2 possibilities. 1 maybe ur hands are tired, give them some rest or exercise ur arms more. or 2 u might have a condition. like Parkinsons, get it checked out at least, make sure u're good
@@CosmoBubblegum. Dont listen to him, i wrote to you about the injury thing up in the comments, just make your own study, being prone to injury is overdoing something, not how you grip and object. ofcourse if its too tense like you are about to brake the mouse ot brake the desk by pressing down like literally, then yeah sure you will be prone, but a lot of people like like this, not relaxed more grippy more controlled. Me personally im healthy. As i said if you are worried about it just exercise and warmup your hands.
