Immortal Valorant Player Tries Raw Accel for the FIRST TIME (Building a Curve & Testing Results) 

Thank you so much! :D

True man, i didnt noticed that too! + 1 sub

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yeah man 459 subs only for a content of this level? Cmon youtube community u can do better

get a bigger mousepad broke boy

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I've been using mouse accel for 10+ years and just would like to point out one takeaway from that time which will explain why it is almost ready for public consumption, but not quite. Let's just quickly start with what you will be trading off; True that you will get the "compromise between high and low without giving up my accuracy forever", but you will be trading this for an increased time to build that muscle memory. If you are not the type of player that is planning on putting in a high amount of hours training your sensitivity relative to non-accel players, then mouse accel is absolutely not for you. However, if you do put in those hours, you will eventually catch up to non-accel players by the time you reach the plateaus of your limits. Once you hit this point, the effects are amazing. I want to include a video of me at my peak with mouse accel, because there are not many out there showcasing its potential superiority. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y-1BuKoGSsI.html . I set the link to play at 0:48 so you can see the most extreme showcase; a 180 flick shot. Though realize to get to this level, I had almost exclusively been playing call of duty since CoD 1, using the in-game command cl_mouseaccel (allowing me to maintain the same accel curve through multiple games), and was training 70 hours a week at this peak. So again, the mastery time is the real trade off; I was able to have top tier precision aiming, but when it came to fast-motion hand movements, the mouse acceleration was making my top speed faster than almost anyone else. Now, how does this all tie into why I think mouse accel is almost ready for public consumption, but not quite? +The amount of videos/posts on mouse accel that actually explain the trade off that I previously stated: NOT THAT GOOD +The way I was able to maintain my accel curve by almost only playing CoD and Quake (which had the same cl_mouseaccel command and curve), you can now do with drivers such as InterGui and RawAccel: VERY GOOD, but missing a specific tweak that will aid your brain in memorizing your acceleration curve. These drivers along with sensitivity conversion tools have been a blessing in allowing you to maintain your mouse accel memory from game to game. But, you still have the curse of unlearning your muscle memory every time you are moving your mouse outside of a game. I have yet to see any videos/posts addressing this issue, and it makes me believe that either no one is considering the issue, or people think the issue is already addressed by the InterGui/RawAccel drivers adding the curve. It's not though, not until you match your desktop sensitivity to your fov sensitivity in-game. This is a tweak that can aid both accel and non-accel players, but from experience I can tell you that muscle memory for mouse accel is even more delicate. Only when this is all widespread knowledge will mouse accel be ready for public consumption. It can be used for what you said, to give a "compromise between high and low without giving up accuracy", but if you don't tackle the trade off sufficiently, you won't be able to achieve this. Under mouse accel's full potential, you can further have superiority in high or low sensitivity (depending on your curve). So in summary, you need to be using it over a long period of time, including a period of relatively high hours once you near your peak. You then also need to use sensitivity conversion tools to maintain your cm360 sensitivity/fov sensitivity/fov between all games and the icing on the cake, to match your in-game fov sensitivity to your desktop sensitivity.

@@chasmurphy1227 thanks for such a detailed write up! Very interesting points and showcase of potential

​@@chasmurphy1227 ok i will not be using it lol

It won't help somebody who doesn't have the mechanics of mouse control down as much as somebody who does. However, this is free to download and use so you can always try it out and see if you like it!

Nah don't, just start getting used to a low sens, use all low graphic settings and low resolution for low input delay as well.

Naw, fuck re-learning to aim homie

I use the rA hard benchmarks playlist primarily!

It doesnt work like that it's just help you on flick and same spinout thing it's just mental thing tbh

Thank you! :)

Have you found a solution for this by chance? I feel like I've tried everything already but it's just not working.

Running the gui as administrator should fix that I believe

they stay there u don’t have to do it every time

I appreciate it!

SALVOBEATS you are probably struggling with aim and are looking at this because 10,000 dpi is way too high, even if you have your in-game sensitivity set to 0.1 that is still a lot faster than what the majority of good players use, a common sensitivity thats a little fast is 800 dpi on 0.5 sensitivity so you should give that a try and see if you like it imo

@@JosiahCS No i’m not struggling with aim at all

@@JosiahCS I just came to look at this just because it was interesting

@@JosiahCS i use 10k DPI on a daily comfortably.

@@jhoanmartinez9350 what rank are you? i wont roast you im just curious

yooo I agree

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It's really not bro, especially changing ur settings left and right that's not good, you’ll become inconsistent. Your brain is just tricking you into thinking it's good (aka placebo)

Especially in the pro scene/comp. Pros don't use any form of mouse accel for a reason, trust me I used to think the program would give a competitive advantage too.

yeah i was confused about that too and thought the same!

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Uninstall it

reset apply

You can set the acceleration to off or uninstall the driver

I already tried both. Did not work- even after restart. Mouse 3200 is still 800 and if I set Accelaration to 0 it gives error: "Acceleration must be positive" :D Haha

@@jrm8206 If you're still having trouble with this, simply change the acceleration type to off and change sens multiplier back to 1. Then press apply.

It shouldn’t be affecting ur cpu unless you leave the gui open while playing which you shouldn’t

@@Healp145 well it did.

@@Cosmicmorales it did because you had the gui open, which is not recommended unless you’re tweaking the curve or recording your cpms

@@Healp145 I didn't have my gui open and it was still affecting my cpu and aim

@@Cosmicmoralesit’s impossible for rawaccel to interact with your windows system in a way that would cause that unless you have the gui open. The driver uses pretty much 0 ram. It’s been comfirmed by m00se (one of the rawaccel devs) that the driver introduces latency on the order of nanoseconds, that is like the latency you would add when you plug in an extra usb device which is non perceivable. In short, it’s some other program, you had your gui open or it was placebo.

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Yes, that's the issue with the program, the inconsistency will have you going round and round like a yo yo changing different sensitivities and response curves, top of that the program eats ur CPU especially when u have it open running in the background, you can check it out in the task manager yourself.

@@Cosmicmorales you don't need the whole program running to use the accel

You need offset if your starting sensitivity is "universal" (for precise shots and tracking) then at some crucial point the acceleration kick's in at flicking speed so you will get extra space on your mouse pad. It's like dividing your usual constant sens by two states. But different curves can work better or worse depending the game genre.

@@noble_lemon Note I said might, it seems unintuitive and I ended up going back to an offset but I feel like it's too one dimentional to say you need to use one.

@@Chelsea_2001 no you can build many different types of curves even without offset. Depends what goals you want to achieve.

Yes

Don't worry about that step if you already play high DPI!

@@SignalTheWolf Thanks