I aim train with a higher sens than i play with in games and that's basically it, no playlist or anything special i just play fun scenarios on a really high sens and it just helps me improve alot. I practice in kovaak's with around 6-7cm no matter what type of scenario.
if i have big discomfort on 6-10 cm/360, should i continue trying it? it's really easier to aim for me on lower sens. but idk what should i do: continue trying and burn out my wrist or go easier way - just play with lower sens? i spend so much time in kovaaks and don't have any improvement on high sens
What naturally got me to this point was that i for the last year played kovaak's with 1/3 higher sens than what i used in game, so if i used let's say 2 in game i would play kovaak's with 3. And with time i got more comfortable playing my kovaak's sens than my in game sens and at that point i upped my sens to something like 2.5 in game and started playing kovaak's with 3.5 ish and it just kept going up slowly over time. My plan was never to get my sens this high but doing this method i just kept improving and started seing the benefits of high sens so then just stuck to it. This is in my opinion is the easiest way to learn high sens and is what i recommend people doing so they don't go straight to something like 10cm and end up tensing up way too much and just develop injuries :)
@@Lugafps why i did go straight to around 10cm/360, that's because earlier i jumped from 70-100cm/360 to fucking 6-8cm/360 and it felt comfortable for me. that happend because i changed DPI to 3200 on linux, and didn't know how to change pointer speed in terminal. ok now i will start using your method. thank you for answer.
@@xeerowave damn that's one hell of a jump haha. Yeah high sens is probably more comfortable to most people but as long as you're not used to it the aim will suffer, that's why it's probably a good idea to gradually increase sens if someone want to learn high sens :)
