Aiming Mechanics - Wrist Flicks and High Sensitivity (Mouz - Woxic) 

Nicki Mirage

@@alexmullen4940 OMGGGGGG Xdddddddddddddddddddddddddddd

@@alexmullen4940 slow clap

What angles are you holding? Woxic: The entire site

exactly!

@@WhosThatItsNoOne that's not the point lmao

And I don’t have to throw my arm out of my socket every time I do it! Win-win

Random sweat with a small desk

Wow, someone who gets it and doesn't blame it on sens.

Great point. Some cloth pads have higher initial friction due to the fibers sticking up higher and conflicting weave patterns, where as others are easier with flattened fibers and slicker material and weave patterns

yea i have that thing with my aim also

That’s why I wiggle my mouse during down times. To keep it “hot.”

This is an excellent point. Another of the greatest very high sens snipers, the Korean player Pine, who played TF2 and Overwatch professionally at around 18cm/360, uses a very low friction glass pad (Maxtill G-Pad) for this reason.

and he's left hand user, same like me, is much easy to control high sens, ever i can play both, i can play 400 dpi with 1.55 and 800 with 1.55

@@impos1bl366 why would the hand you use make aiming high sense easier

@@michelangeloxiv2172 maybe it's a left hand thing

@@mamamiaspizzaria6649 im left handed lmao

@@michelangeloxiv2172 probably a personal thing then

Im level 10 in facie GE matchmaking never played wrist , i always use my hole arm becluse thats how i started and always played and i cant change it

yeah wrist feels more natural. i've started with dpi 2400 and senisitivy 2, which is extremely high. for flicks awesome but for clearing angles and tracking enemies head horrible. it looked like woxic's. super jittery now i am down to dpi 1200 and sens 1.25. you can still play with the wrist and ellbow. i use both. but you cant do 360 anymore in one swip, on the size of a normal mousepad.

That’s how I feel as a newer pc player. How do you turn on people in FPS shooters specifically with low sense and using your arm? I feel like it’s impossible and it requires high sense and your wrist flicking the mouse.

@@WJGSix its not impossible toke me 2 years to get used for it xD

@@WJGSix u will get used to it xD..just lower your sens a bit by a bit..

Ishan Sanyal Ahhhh that would explain

1600 dpi 1.5 sensitivity

mine's around 3200

@@xKitKat nd ur like silver 1 or elite?

Mines 400 what the fuck

The left handed one imo isn't really something that's amazing from him in my personal opinion because if he use left hand on his mouse it means he's left handed in everything so you get the point.

Ra1lgun ttv yeah I know

@@ra1lgunz268 im left handed but i use right hand to use the mouse ;)

@@uzi8252 same :P

@@ra1lgunz268 Well, LeBron James is left handed but his dominant hand while playing basketball is his right.

Ty!

Wtf i can't believe i got a love from rambo

Niko wants to know your location

Relaaa is a robot designed for the utmost speed and precision. Never has there been a aimer like relaaa and I don’t think there will be anyone even close to his speed and precision for a long time. It’s a shame that he doesn’t stream.

@@statictoilet1228 His sens on apex is 400 dpi and 3 in game that's pretty average isn't it? Does he play higher sens in other games? His flicks are definitely insane from just the clips I've seen but totally doable on even 40 cm/360 and maybe higher which would be a pretty slow sens.

@@chamberlan888 , his sense around 20cm 360

Richard Moran on bf4 he played 25cm for 360 and on overwatch he played 30cm. He doesn’t really play on super high sense like quake players do but it’s just his speed and control that amazes me.

whats your edpi

@@sreyas7753 oh its been a while since I wrote this, Eventually it will get easier. I have even played at all the way down to 10cm/360(I think this is 800~eDpi territory). However I noticed that I am pretty inconsistent(maybe my mouse doesn't work very well with higher sensitivities?). I have a higher chance of whiffing when playing at such high sens so i dialed it back to 34cm/360(width of my mousepad -about 300 eDpi in valorant) and it feels pretty good. I can make good flicks in that 103 fov, I can't pull a 360 but meh its okay for tactical shooter.

@@peacemekka trust me 800edpi isnt high at all, mine is 1200edpi and it is rly good but i guess one sens wont suit everyone

@@sreyas7753 damn that's insane. I have shaky aim so it got even worse on high sens hence I switched back recently. I feel quite comfortable now and my aim feels reliable even on worst days.

I used his sens with 60hz for a month, and I can say that you're not lying

Shroud, the might be cheater? There are better people to "break down" than Shroud.

Yetanothaone lol I promise you shroud doesn’t cheat. But regardless, he would be an interesting topic to cover.

@@Nick-gq9ip ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3LheYfeC7Ug.html Idk he's kind of sus.

Yetanothaone That video has 2.4k dislikes and 300 likes for a reason. People accuse others that have worked hard for skill like that. But if you think so, you’re perfectly right to have your opinion.

Thats craazy high

haha same bro. i've started with dpi 2400 and senisitivy 2, which is extremely high. for flicks awesome but for clearing angles and tracking enemies head horrible. it looked like woxic's. super jittery now i am down to dpi 1200 and sens 1.25. you can still play with the wrist and ellbow. i use both. but you cant do 360 anymore in one swip, on the size of a normal mousepad.

I started on 3200 dpi and 3.00 sens xD I was actually decent but now I'm on 1200x1.55

dont change it

*sad pepe*

yo i've played with dpi 2400 and sens 2. now i am down to dpi 1200 and sens 1.25. lower than this, feels super crappy. i dont know how people can play with extremly low edpi.

we're likely more "short table gang" haha, i play like this because my table was very short, now it's longer but i can't adapt to lower sens

I have exactly same sens and dpi and i play mostly awp but i am good with rifles too

when adrenaline rush kick in, your heart beat faster, hands start shaking, you feel nervous, but here i'm saying. you're in control. adrenaline rush is extra boost don't waste it. stay focus and use that power to hit some insane frag. you can do it. trust yourself

Practice composure. Centre yourself. Do breathing exercises between rounds. It's all about control and feeling in control. And not having a fear of failure. But it is physical too, so breathing helps overcome the psychological barrier.

mayby you have acceleration?

With your sens you shous be able to do a full 360 when going from one end of your mousemat to the other. But however it is all bout personal preferance so just experiment until you find whats right for you.

@@afaxmachine7761 ye i used woxic sense and it was little bit too fast so now i use 3.50 400 dpi (f0rest sens idk if he still uses that one)

same case of woxic

I have a lot of space on my desk, but I feel more comfortable wrist aiming

I just naturally learned wrist aiming because I’m lazy and don’t wanna move my arm much.

Lol yeah

I used to play left 4 Dead on trackpad with high sensitivity , until I got my own gaming mouse and convert the high sens setting to it

I use mouse acceleration too, it's good to have when you play with low sens. If i don't use mouse acc. I can't flick behind (180)

@Kiko Reyes no it is not

@Kiko Reyes I would say it is less consistant to use accel. For example some1 peaks you around the corner with p90 or smth, and you have to adjust fast to his head. It is more random if it will hit him..

Also I'm like xantares and woxic same time. 3 sens 1000dpi 1.06 mouse accel. But I feel comfortable with my sens. I flick to everywhere. Sometimes I flick to 180 like aimbot. When I buy ssg and take mid doors of d2, people blame me cheating

@@mustafayildirim9858 What level you play on? I am interested in that

I wonder how overwatch sensitivity compared to csgo sensitivity.

@@ACE112ACE112 well csgo and ow run on very different engines, I guess you can look up some sensitivity calculators that will help you come up with the same sens?

@@RIDERXC666 I don't see how high sense is ever an advantage, if you can move your hand fast enough you can have the same speed as a high sense player but have a lot more precision

He already has a low sens aiming vid

ryu uses 2 sens. When he need do fast flicks he switch to high sens. Sobrenatural guy

Jehong's technique is actually hypnotic. He uses a dpi switch for quick turns. Jjonak can use very low sens in a game that's stupid fast because he plays characters that sit at the back anyway.

I remember I seen one of ryujehong's mouse cam video like it seems legit that he never done any dpi switch or anything else what he did was a hardcore 180 spin around with his mouse on his mousepad

Play with what you are comfortable with. Most pros play around 800edpi. Your edpi is at the higher end. Simple for example plays with 1200edpi

@@forsaken7161 it feels weird after changing but more accurate

no he uses DPI 1600 sens 1.5 or what would be the same, 400 dpi sens 6 or 800 dpi sens 3 e.t.c. in no case is it sens 10

@@thebart779 he's talking about the sensei ten, a gaming mouse, with a popular shape loved by many, made by the gaming peripheral company Steelseries

@@thebart779 🤦‍♀️

It's only for the spectator

Ah makes alot more sense

Now it's more impressive that he plays as if he could see them 😅

Wrist aiming is regarded by some top aimers as having advantages for tracking, because small movements are more natural. Make sure your sensitivity is comfortable for the movements you need to make, and then it's just practice. Play tracking heroes in the aim arena and 1v1 custom games. Focus on relaxed, precise movements with your hand.

tracking with your arm is generally smoother both on a high sens and on a low sens so I would suggest tracking with your arm more

Big this. A lot of the topics on this channel are applicable to not just CSGO, but all FPS, and to lesser extent _all_ competitive games, the primary audience might be CSGO players, but a lot of other people watch this channel too. "ePDI" is not only game specific, it's just in general a misleading metric that doesn't translate well across different personalized settings and to some extent even different hardware. cm/rev is a good universal metric that works across games (assuming it's a 3d space with 3 degrees of motion attached to the mouse) and different hardware and software setups.

Cm/360 seems very archaic. As a csgo Player it literally tells me nothing, because nobody except maybe woxic could even 360 without using his entire mousepad twice. And "dpi" is literally the metric that the Mouse manufacturers use. Your shitty games should just allow proper raw input configurations. I'm not going to use measuring tape to set up my Mouse with a 10% error margin, wtf.

@@Fliptheonly There are plenty of websites that allow you to calculate your cm/360. People don't use measuring tapes... Also it is not about raw input, different games just scales differently, CSGO has a sensitivity setting meaning it is not raw input either.

@@Fliptheonly DPI is the same for every game, EDPI Changes because of the different values in game.

​@@Fliptheonly I think you're confused. Raw input has nothing to do with the speed of your camera rotation, enabling raw input merely changes the method of mouse movement data acquisition from reading windows pointer movement events to reading mouse input data. This is good, yes, decouples your mouse ingame from your windows pointer speed and acceleration settings (if you have adjusted them) and allows your game to get mouse data at its polling rate, but it has nothing to strictly do with the speed of your camera rotation. What comes to "shitty games", many "shitty games" don't give you a raw input option _because they don't even give you an option to play without it._ CPI (erroneously referred to as DPI) is a measurement of the number of individual counts of movement ("dots") the sensor is capable of resolving within a inch of linear travel. First of all the state of rotation around the 3 axis of a 3d camera is not measured in "dots", and doubling your ingame sensitivity doesn't double the resolution of your sensor, but makes the output twice as coarse. Even "effective sensitivity" makes more sense than "effective DPI", but even so, it's still game specific because different games use different arbitrary values for their sensitivity settings and corresponding turn angles. If you know your CPI and the precise turn angle of your game at your settings, you can calculate your cm/rev. That's what the online calculators do, but this approach is inherently inaccurate because the implementation of the sensor on your mouse and how it plays with your tracking surface has some effect on the tracking characteristics. Still, you can calculate a good enough ballpark estimation. Same unknown variables apply eDPI too if that's not obvious, bit ironic that you'd consider that to be more accurate. Measuring the true cm/rev can be a bit crude, i guess, but it's the only way to get true results that also are directly comparable across different games. If your mousepad isn't large enough for a full revolution, i'm sure you can figure out a way to extrapolate the results you're able to get.

i'm proud of u :D

nuts in a good or bad way?

He has an excellent sense of touch with his fingertips

I dont think anyone can feel a difference

800dpi 1.85 sens is a high sens tbh . 800dpi 0.7-1 are the low sens ..

@@ziqEh31 so I'm still in the high. Back then i my sens was really fkin high then 😂😂

@@ziqEh31 thanks for the info btw

Friction gives more control

Sometimes I use this, but it's unconfortable to make as my primary form of use, I can use this whenever I want more focus or control for a specific situation

If the pain is in the joints in your fingers you're almost certainly either gripping too tight, or using a mouse that's too narrow for your hand size causing cramp. Palm grip usually your fingers will be pretty relaxed, it's why most people usually naturally start with a palm grip. To begin with try playing casually with a deliberately loose grip so to see if you get the same symptoms. Obviously not so loose that you can't keep hold of the mouse, but really focus on keeping your fingers from tensing up. If you still get joint pain with a loose grip then maybe the mouse is too narrow forcing your fingers into an unnatural position for your hand size. I'd also note that all the mice you mentioned are ergo mice. While ergonomic mice are often described by players as being for palm grip this is generally untrue. The Zowie EC shape for example is designed more with wrist aim in mind, it even says this on their website if you look up the EC models. The Model D is the same being an EC clone. The back of the mouse is designed to allow a stable wrist position and the sloping angle gives you more wrist rotation distance while maintaining a healtier wrist position. A flatter hand position can't safely turn the wrist as much as a less rotated forearm can. With this in mind if all else fails I'd recommend trying an ambidextrous mouse, something like the Endgame Gear XM1 or Zowie S. Specifically for an arm aim technique and with your particular issue this might suit you better.

Heya. It's kind of difficult to get a picture of your grip through text. Send me a message on discord and send me pictures of your old and current grip

GhostSamurai Thank you for the detailed response! It’s definitely not being caused by tension, I make sure to play with my fingers, hand, wrist, arm, and shoulder as relaxed as possible. Anyway, I didn’t know these were claw mice, but I definitely see what you’re saying with the slope on the back! Do you have any ergonomic palm mouse suggestions? I like the way ergonomic mice feel in my hand a lot better than ambidextrous mice.

800dpi 3.1 right here

@@totocsgo wow!

800dpi 3.14 sens

I don't play anymore, but I used to have a 30cm square mousepad with 800dpi and 1.3 sens, felt pretty good for both awping and ak-ing

@@totocsgo lol mine is 4.07 xd

nah that's way too low maybe you should triple that sens and you'll be fine