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@lh3544

4 ай бұрын

You're still Optimum tech👀

@Rootzi

3 ай бұрын

hey struth, I can’t join the discord because discord errors out when I attempt to connect my youtube to my discord account. Is it possible to join the server if i hop in a call with someone and prove all? or is being connected mandatory

I already do this. I'm 20 mousepads high into the sky.

@amurika6336

4 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@od_avenon

4 ай бұрын

Got the Popeye arms

@SallyD-xo

4 ай бұрын

god mode unlocked 😹

I've been noticing major improvements to my mouse control just from my strength training routine (even without aim training), but I recently added forearm isolation hypertrophy exercises to the mix and noticed significantly faster growth in mouse control (and grip strength, and forearm size...)! I use fingertip grip, so forearm hypertrophy exercises probably help me more than claw grip users, as the finger movement is tied to forearm muscles, but it's definitely worth trying.

I’ve been trying to find a solution for this problem for so long. Can’t wait to try this out!

i dont have this issue but i also stack mousepad because the extra 2-4mm plush thickness whenever i put too much pressure it helps with shakiness

I use a keyboard rest on my mouse pad side and a mouse rest under my left keyboard hand [WASD]. Both elbows are supported by square foam pads on DIY extensions at desk level. Takes stress off everything from the shoulders down. ;)

I've made similar observations and tried this with my skypad but the hard edges felt like it was pressing into my arm and restricting blood circulation overtime so i stopped but i have a new pad now so ill definitely try this again. Great video

wow, this trick is far more useful than I thought oO

I’m going to try this out! Is the g303 your main?

i was wondering why my aim felt so clean in val lately lol, been so indecisive and started stacking my pads for easy swap, rn my combo is gamesense radar with a skypad ontop with a artisan zero on top :D

@TheACTIONZ

4 ай бұрын

Bought a skypad just to stack another mousepad on top of it lmao

@tyvert4882

4 ай бұрын

@@TheACTIONZ LMAO FR

thanks for ur share man

that floating wrist clip hurt my soul for some reason.

yet ANOTHER interesting video! but my concern is when you have to track a falling target and drag your mouse down. you possibly could run out of "mouse pad space" and that height difference between the 2 mouse pads would lose the mouse sensor.. right? but ill keep this in mind when i play and fps again :D just gotta flop my hien under my zero lol

@songflower1

4 ай бұрын

think you would need a main mousepad on the larger side to compensate for this

@permanent8387

4 ай бұрын

@@songflower1 the problem will be there as long as you have 2 mouse pads to fill in the gab on your wrist

@IrrationalDelusion

4 ай бұрын

looks like every setup has some vulnerabilities

I always stack the last mousepad under the new one.

I use a Carpio G2.0 which is a wrist rest designed for gaming that is strapped to your hand. This achieves a similar goal while also adding glide to your wrist.

@lltalionll

4 ай бұрын

Great product with a major issue : You can't use aftermarket skates :S (disgusting feeling on cordura and glass with stock skates)

@TheRodoeht

4 ай бұрын

@@lltalionll you can't? I haven't tried it yet but I was considering it. It looks like you can rip off the stock skates, they are just glued in place. Maybe you'd have to 3D print something to make it work.

@lltalionll

4 ай бұрын

@@TheRodoeht Yeah, idk if someone already made it but it will perfect if we can buy a 3D printed base for it with enough space to put any kind of aftermarket dot.

@IrrationalDelusion

4 ай бұрын

Real gaming tricks! 🧠

@TheRodoeht

4 ай бұрын

@@lltalionll so I just ordered some core pad dot skates and it's definitely possible to replace the skates with the dots. The smallest 5mm size fits barely onto the thin part of the plastic and to my surprise when tearing of the stock stock skates you will see that the whole bottom is completely flat. So I just put 2 big dots in the center right next to the delta hub logo. If you want I can somehow send you a photo of my setup.

holding the mouse slightly in a claw/fingertip grip and pulling your fingers back also solves this issue. Hence why i personally dont have this gap.

@Divinity_vA

4 ай бұрын

Some people just push their pads 5-10cm forward. Ngl, Struth is coming with some weird gimmicky stuff lately which is quite disappointing.

@mawnns

4 ай бұрын

@@Divinity_vALOLL ngl the first minute I thought he was on to something but then I went to my table & didn’t see the gap he was talking abt. But that’s bc he uses a grandpa grip & palms his mouse.. moved up mousepad and fingertip grip & you’ll have better control for free 😅

I didnt find that. Do i need to set ads and hip fire sensetivity in different games? For example i set ads and hip fire in tarkov 1:1 but i cant do same for warzone

Another deadlift gaming W.

i remember in the past i had my gsr under another mousepad i my aim felt kinda good, interesting

Also, getting a higher-drag mousepad in general might help. I find that if it's too slidey I'll overshoot targets more often under high stress.

@mawnns

4 ай бұрын

Mud pads on top 😎 tried so many pads but keep going back to my gsr

@TechSupportDave

3 ай бұрын

in theory I think it's better if your sens is high but I guess I can see why you might feel this way. I never really like it when things are slidy because my skin then sticks to the slidy surface. Should I be using a matte surface then? But wouldn't I feel the grains as I slide my mouse across the surface? No idea. I'd like to try a low friction surface such as a glass mousepad, but I would need to buy sleeves or something for my arm then (I don't like my clothes' sleeves being in the way)

@Drunken_Hamster

3 ай бұрын

@@TechSupportDave Yeah, if you run high sens and barely move your mouse, you probably don't want any hangups that could cause you to stick, then suddenly jerk too far as you try to overcome the sticktion. But for low sens big arm/hand movements, you're gonna be moving it roughly anyway, so having something that more easily stops you/helps you stop could give you the edge. IMO, if you've got the space, use it, and set your self up to do so. In high-stress situations, your fine motor control goes to shit, and your body only wants to make big movements. This is why low sens is predominant as is.

@TechSupportDave

3 ай бұрын

@@Drunken_Hamster oh i never stress. Im proud to say that i got enough experience to be completely calm in the vast majority of situations. Honestly i just struggle to see why low friction wouldnt be better for low sens too. As you said, you gonna be moving ur mouse roughly anyway, on top of the fact that there's more leeway... But maybe with low sens makes it harder to do controlled stops aften a swing of the arm?

@Drunken_Hamster

3 ай бұрын

@@TechSupportDave Exactly, there's a lot of mass moving at a relatively high speed when you use your forearm to aim. If the pad has more friction, it takes some of the load of your fingers/wrist as it helps stop the mouse itself a touch sooner while your muscles stop your forearm. Think of it kinda like throwing a ball. You might be able to stop your arm well enough, but once the ball is up to throwing speed, it might just slip out of your fingers or cause your wrist to flex/fold regardless of how well you stop the rest of the motion chain. High-friction mouse pads are like adding grip tape or pine tar to the ball and a wrist brace to your hand.

Your knowledge about these details of aiming is truly inpressive.

lol for me it's exactly the opposite. I saw noticeable improvements in my smoothness after i raised the surface my forearm rests on to the height of my pad.

I'll try that

Always have a QCK Heavy under my Hien

Interesting, my hand doesn’t even touch the table, only the wrist does. This problem is mitigated by having a certain support point in the chair at the lower point of shoulder blade. My setup also has some nice tweaks like special sitting angle as well as very slight table angle. These are measured by certain proportions and documented. The difference in performance when these tweaks applied consistently vs just “trying to sit comfortably” with not angled setup? 20% of score in Aimlabs and 6-15% accuracy on average.

could make a vid about sens randomizer

Fek now I need another mouse pad!:D

Hey Struth, how do I aim against someone who's zigzaging? People do that a lot in my game in cod and I REALLY struggle with that

@IrrationalDelusion

4 ай бұрын

predict motion pattern

@midgetmafia9451

3 ай бұрын

Start training tracking tasks in an aim trainer to improve your ability to stay in target

does that matter on glass pads ?

i stack my kurosun ninja on my xsoft zero for a more plushy feeling glide

Ergonomic mice reduce the problem massively, but putting mouse pads on paper/laying them on top of each other is not a sensible solution, perhaps it probably helps for some people... the problem lies in the ergonomics and the unnaturalness of using the mouse. A remedy that has a lasting effect consists of a combination of several things that can also improve AIMING or the enjoyment of gaming, which is more important overall and should not come at the expense of health. Ergonomic mouse, chair/armchair which ventilate and fit ergonomically to size, weight and allow long periods of sitting. The table on which the input devices lie on the body and the angle of the arm position. Yes, unfortunately it doesn't cost a lot of MONEY...but it's worth it many times over! Of course, in shooters and crafting-heavy games it is difficult to do without a keyboard and mouse because controller support (game PAd) is usually quicker and easier due to the interface, inventory, items, camera and menu control. In my personal opinion, the only solution is the controller (game pad) and, if necessary, additional input devices such as the Xbox Adaptive Controller.😉 It's a real shame that something like this didn't exist sooner with regards to the Adaptive Controller.🤨 Ps. nobody says that the input and the monitor have to share the same board btw Gas Arm Holder😆 Have fun gaming and stay fit in the sense of being supple😊

what mouse do you recommend to use?

@TheRodoeht

4 ай бұрын

I believe he is part of the shape is king gang so it'd be borderline impossible to recommend a mouse without additional information like hand size, grip style etc.

Never really seen this as a problem? In fact if I try stacking mousepads like this it adds way too much friction and slows down everything.

if you stack your mousepads it'll be like getting a squishier mousepad which will obviously have some effect on your aim

@Mart-E12

4 ай бұрын

I hate soft mousepads because they squish and make my aim feel inaccurate. Would never switch from hard surface

@miclwastaken

4 ай бұрын

@@Mart-E12 we stay hard out here fuck yeah

@Mart-E12

4 ай бұрын

zamn

Apparently my Superglide XXL glass pad is high enough to eliminate this gap, so I guess I was already doing this unbeknownst to me. Good job, Pulsar! Edit: Great vid man, love your content. You are the goat!

Wouldn't it be easier and cheaper to just buy a wristband or wtv it's called, like the ones basketball and tennis players wear?

@RakkuFPS

4 ай бұрын

Those are used for not letting ur skin rub against the mousepad and creating too much grip, a totally different reason

now i wanna know if tilted desk surface would make any difference

@2smartfn552

3 ай бұрын

No

@faa-

3 ай бұрын

@@2smartfn552 ok

Use post cards or papers if u don’t have mousepad

My forearm is outside the desk so it can float there no problemo.

I just raise my seat height and it does the same thing.

Why the hell would you have your whole arm on the desk?

Has stacking mouse pads ever helped with people who have a meaty forearm or not? Reply if it has

I stacked, feels like playing on memory foam

where ultimate track shot ?

💯

The tower of babel was made of mousepads

why not just angle the desk with a upward slant? assuming you have an adjustable desk

@whatagreatnameaye1169

4 ай бұрын

Alot of people don't have an angle adjustable desk.

@fluid8888

4 ай бұрын

I mean some angle means the mouse could slide down the desk.

@412pachuco

4 ай бұрын

@@fluid8888 only a problem with glass skates maybe but any ptfe feet won’t have that issue. Plus the angle would be very small

Im at the point in which I just have the mousemat on my covers whilst I just lie in bed. Pc gaming for 20 years changes you to playing in the most comfortable experience possible lol.

@Chris-qb2iu

4 ай бұрын

Not competitive

@intangible9838

4 ай бұрын

The only correct competitive setup

u kinda sound like optimun tech

I have a fabric pouch i stole from my gf that i filled with rice, that I use to "sandbag" and give me a 6 way axis pivot and I control the mouse exclusively with just my fingers 5cm/360 gang

@IrrationalDelusion

4 ай бұрын

that’s very interesting! It’s like snipers do, bags for hand while camping target.

@kynikoi8024

4 ай бұрын

​@@IrrationalDelusion the pop out window at my reply twice now. I've gone into mad scientist territory at this point and I hardly ever have to lift my forearm because i ran out of room to move. I've been going hard into aiming mechanics over the past 2 weeks, I have a lot of background interest that incorporate some aspect that can be applied to aiming in game one way or another, I play music, banjo and in all my songs I use all my fingers for playing, in typing I use all my fingers for communicating, I'm a native controller player (got first console at 2) and switched to pc mainly in 2014. I am a fairly skilled player, grandmaster mtg arena , top leader boards halo, top 500 overwatch #1 dva and #3 pharo s1,2,and 3, CE/Gladiator in wow so I *know* what to do in most situations but executing that on mnk has always felt like a convoluted process that I winged rather than understood. I've recorded data from every single cm/360 1-100 until it became irrelevant (My testing range is 2.5cm to 78cm) using sensor to sensor measurement targeting every part of my arm, im talking down to the bone and the knuckle, the muscle and sinew. And I found a dead spot in my aiming, my fingers can move my mouse 7 inches total my wrist can move my mouse an additional 3 inches, at 10cm/360 I can move 720degrees on the dot. Before my finger movement was essentially inconsequential and never factored in, now it's the predominate way I look around in games. Now I think with my index finger and thumb primarily rather than my arm, if that makes any sense and by increasing the mental resolution back up to the finger/thumb from the wrist/arm it just translates better to what I was used to. So now i do all my tracking with my fingers and i kinda just point at what I want to kill with my index finger and they die it's crazy. If you turned your arm into a linear graph and you have 0.00 on one end and 100 at the other end, 0.00 would be pure finger tips, pure mental focus and physical control and 100 would be some thing like throwing your back into it. I would say I play 50/ with my fingers and the rest divided about my arm. this isn't a set in stone some thing I live by but more a guideline to how i adapt it Finger 50% Wrist 25% forearm (really just fine shoulder control) 5% Elbow up/down 20% Elbow L/R 15% Shoulder up/down 10 I play from 10-48cm/360 (with this set up) comfortably and I'm experimenting with super high sense pushing the boundaries as high as possible.

Well i am a glasspad user

Arthritis warning: you are not supposed to rest your forearms on anything like that. I have been gaming on pc for over 30 years now, If i used your setup i fear i would have arthritis!

solution: dont have buff forearms

WTF SO HOW SHOULD I STACK IT I HAVE 50X50 PAD AND RAIDEN IF I PUT IT UNDER ITS TOO SMALL IDK

fix your scenario

Or just lower your chair 1cm.

@StruthGaming

Ай бұрын

The idea is to adjust the height of the pad relative to your forearm, so changing your chair height doesn't actually create the desired effect.

Same problem with mechanical keyboard. Don't get the hype at all as a new gamer

bro thinks he's n0thing

If you spend this much time in front of your PC, just get an adjustable desk instead of bandaid fixes.

@mentarium

4 ай бұрын

this isn't about desk height though. it's a height difference between your forearm and your wrist when aiming. moving your desk up or down would still have the same problems because i still have the same arm

@IrrationalDelusion

4 ай бұрын

@@mentariumexactly😂 and purchasing another desk to mitigate this difference would be crazy uncomfortable.

@Fesititi

4 ай бұрын

I don't see the difference between stacking two pads and putting your desk higher.

@mentarium

4 ай бұрын

@@Fesititi because the two pads are offset to provide more height for only part of your arm (forearm specifically). raising the desk would do so for your whole arm thereby changing nothing (in regards to this problem)

@IrrationalDelusion

4 ай бұрын

@Fesititi time to upgrade attention span

Schizo

So unnecessary

@IrrationalDelusion

4 ай бұрын

This is top of the world of aim training advice.