Quite the experience. Very recommended for all tracking lovers across the world of aim training. Follow my Twitch: twitch.tv/matty_ow Discord: / discord Voltaic: / voltaichq
Took a couple of weeks but I'm not going back to my Hien. The biggest reason, besides performance, was the Skypad will never wear out and it's soooo easy to clean compared to cloth. The only down side is getting a cat hair between your mouse feet and the pad, so beware!
recently got a superglide pad, and im suprised by how its teaching me proper mouse control and stuff. Like as someone in their first 300 hours or so of learning aim, so relatively new, just having this many flaws get shown in my aim is like rapidly improving my overall control over my arm and hand movements. It may not be actually viable for long term aiming but the overall aim potential, and how it can teach mouse control is unreal. Especially coming off of a complete mudpad.
Only thing thats odd is the complete lack of texture under my skates, Its so smooth with my corepads that It kinda feels like im aiming with my eyes or something
Great review, totally agree having 5+ years of glass mousepad experience. Also, have you tried using Pledge on it? It's an anti-dust agent, as well as a lubricant for even smoother mouse glide.
Just started watching your videos a couple days ago your how to videos have been superrrrr helpful I was stuck in a rut and they helped pull me out. Would love to to see a how to on tracking and movement ones if you have any tips.(I’ve moved up over 2 ranks since then ) :)
i'm using skypad 3.0 for about 2 months and i don't feel it's a very glide pad after the first day i use it even although my aiming skill is not that good,maybe i just born to using glasspad lol,it let me feel that my artisan raiden mid is like a control pad
My take is its great for tracking but I play way worse for anything else. I mained one for 3 months but the moment I went back I pb'd basically everything :/
It's like playing on a faster sens, good for tracking but rough for static and precision. So the reason you PB'd is probably the same reason people say to practice on high sens
really? I PB'd static scores on the first day I got a skypad and whenever i go back to cloth it feels like my mouse is glued to the pad and my scores reflect that xD
what scen would you recc for improving microcorrections? i got 1150 on 1w6t s, but i feel like my microcorrections are stopping me from getting better scores currently.
Does sensor orientation matter to you ?like for examplehow you hold it are you making sure you can draw a straight line with your wrist or do you use an app like mouse accel? Does it even matter
