@@WolvesFansince hahah thats good that you are getting a new one. i actually adapted after months and months of small tweaks until i felt it is getting better
@@WolvesFansince i will surely help man, if you consistently move you wont build as strong muscle memory as if you have a consistent posture and setups
@@subwaycentral6947 it's not so obvious. Of course you can't be in uncomfortable positions, but you can be switching between different comfortable positions all the time, then consistency never really comes...
Hello, Ron :) Nice to see you around still. I was in the CGS (London Mint) all those years ago. Don't see many of us around these days.. we're all old :) good to see ya though!
i like this guy, because he talks cold hard facts, and gets straight to the point. he doesnt fail to under or over-detail any of the facts in his video, and stresses the different segments of the video perfectly. nice video, dude
One interesting thing about Shroud, he typically uses a sensitivity that equates to around 34cm for a 360 in any game, but when he played Overwatch for a while his sensitivity was around 26cm for a 360 because of how much turning around, verticality and general 360 aiming there is in that game. Some pro players in Overwatch use much, much lower sensitivity, but its interesting that the different scenarios and more varied aiming requirements of that game led to Shroud having a higher senitivity than usual in first person titles.
UA-cam Recommendations brought me here. I paused the video and read the comments first. Saw very positive comments. So I liked the Video right away and I clicked Subscribe. I'll continue the video now, expecting a great one ^^ Edit: Just finished the video. It was awesome! Keep it up! We appreciate it! ^^
I used to copy other players, usually professional players, sensitivity in order to improve my aim and perfomance. I didn't know these procedures back then, but they're extremely important if you want consistency. Thank you for explaining it in detail.
Using multiple sensitivities, you can develop a good muscle feel and activate all those little muscles in your hand wrist, shoulders, arm, etc, for me I found 0.275 800dpi super good, writing down all the sensitivities you've used so make a list of pros and cons does help a lot. Once you get to master or even try out LOW sens like 0.197, mid sens 0.45-0,5, and high sens 0.6 800dpi, your comfortability will adjust according to the pros and cons you've seen with all of the sensitivities you've tried and liked or even hated.
@@srccretdude123 i still think high sens is superior, but if its too hard start with low sens, and see if doing 180's or jett killing you from behind is always an issue, if it is like for me, i recommend 0.5 800dpi, but what im trying to say is that, high sens is superior, just use low sens if its too hard, and move up from there, dont forget to master microflicks (flicks but slower)
rambo I remember you when you played for ck3 and team 3d along with Ksharp. its probably been 15-20 years lol, you're the man! glad to see your still doing well and in the community. you should do a video with your old teammates.
I wouldn't try to learn that from a video lol, just understand your ability and situation. More you play, better you will be at judging different scenarios. Ask yourself questions when you play, whats the best thing to do in this situation, and can I do it? Ex. Do I need to trade in order for my team to retake, or am I better off falling back and taking it with my team for a retake. The correct answer doesn't matter if you can't execute.
I was a global elite 2 years ago (stopped playing). All I can say is to be unpredictable. Do things, that looks not the best choice sometimes. If you are aggressive on ct side and manage to kill one, don't go further. Flash and run back. Enemy team has info, you don't have info and if they kill you, you don't achive anything. It's important to watch the radar what your teammates do. If one of them was agressive somewhere, you shouldn't be aggressive on that spot in 3-4 rounds. If you are ct and T-s are coming let them plant the bomb. You just try to do damage as much as possible without risking your life peeking and peeking again. If you can kill only one it's okay. When your teammates arraived, with grenades, you can literally solve the situation really easily if you have a solid team. One single flash can solve a lot of situation. I was lucky because long ago I had a solid team who play passively in Ct, but they could be agressive if they want, what was pretty useful sometimes and in T we literally played so aggressive that we didn't even buy grenades. Just walk and wait until the end of smokes, fires, walk more then run in in a matter of senconds and kill everybody. It was very-very efficient. Because of this style the cts tried to take a look at the entries, but we waited for it with awps. we had one lurker who did a pretty good job, but it was true for the whole team. I knew it was not a problem if I died, because the others would handle the situation. With a good team the game is not a fustration. It's like hmm it didn't work well, let's try an A push from palace. Teammate: OKAY LETS DO THIS GUYS WHOOOWW!!! We were in a really fucked up situation, but because of the morale we were always able to get back to the match. If the enemy is better, he is cheating. It's a basic relaxing tactic. Everybody knew he wasn't cheating but still. It killed the frustration and keep us cool and chill like there is nobody who can be better than us. ^^ So if you want to play aggressive, just be unpredictable. If you decide you will be aggressive, be stupid. In a tense match it works pretty well sometimes. Mostly it's not, but you have to do it, because the enemy team can't learn you if you do stupid things sometimes and because of this, they will feel frustration.
I can say that for me, the most important thing is how I stay in front of the computer - office + chair height, how far I have the monitor, wrist or arm aim...if you can combo this in 1 video would be insane.BR,
@@koslak7335 maybe i should have phrased it better. I noticed many channels in many different segments that people started talking very slower last few years. After thinking of it Iand researching about itI came to the conclusion d that it was a way to add sine length of the video. I'd do the same to be honest.
Just have a question, im really comfortable with my current Sensitivity [1400dpi and 16 ingame] at the game "Modern Warfare - Warzone], for some people even too high but i can control it you know, the thing that gets me thinking is, i was an arm aimer for like a year and i didnt like it but i build up muscle memory, now im scared that i cant build any muscle memory if im using the wrist for like 100% of the time.. Can someone help me? I already tried reddit but my post gets blocked everytime automatically.. pls?
With a game like warzone or apex or any fast paced game id say stick with what you know, if you feel like you are lacking somewhat then by all means try to slowly lower you dpi by 50 and sens by 0.5 or only dpi other vice versa, also you dont really have to follow the video or what anyone tells how to play as long as you are comfortable you will slowly get better and better because the video mentions that you wont be using the same body/hand pistioning which i believe if youre going pro youd need that otherwise you always at home with the same table/setup/settings you dont have to adjust anything on a daily basis, sooo yeah sorry for the long post but i felt i had to say it :) have fun man. EDIT: i just read that you didnt like arm aiming if you slowly lowered your sens/dpi you should automatically adjust to wrist aim as the crosshair slowly feels heavier you dont need to arm aim it so you dont fling it, anyway have fun
@@wozie9736 Firstly, THANKS alot for your comment and your precious time, i´ll stick with this high sens because slowly i hit shots where i dont even know how i hit it, wrist feels so much better for me and works really well!
I would just like to interject with something super important. Having raw aim is important and definitely something to strive to achieve, but the best thing you could ever do is couple it with movement. If you look at Scream back in the 1 tap days and even now, his aim is insane, but what takes it to a next level is his movement. A lot of his aim comes from keeping the mouse still and just moving his character to line up a shot and micro adjusting if slightly off.
@@LeprosyNachos you don't have to have the best aim in Ow and you dont need the best mechanics and I don't agree with it for a competitive fps but I got to grand master with both non-aim and aim heroes. (pc) In terms of fun, overwatch is one of the best.
great points for people who still havent found theirs! back when i found my sens i just first shooted a dot to wall and made sure i could track it it i all possible angles and through moving after that i went right to fast reflex/aim workshop map and got a feel vs moving bots to confirm it was good and guys when you find the right sensitivity id advice to stick to it! same id recommend with crosshair even though a different one might feel good one day the consistency comes with familiarity and routines.
i dont think that changing ur setup like the way u hold ur mouse and that stuff will affect things that much because u will have the same sens u will just develope muscle memory on other ways to grip the mouse or that ur arm will be... which is good for long term for example... if someone understands me
@@ronrambokim Do you also have a feeling when installing motherboard chipset drivers feel more accurately with the mouse? Or there is no logic? I've always had this feeling with both intel and AMD
I have pretty decent aim but my shit chair and my tall desk limit my aiming abilities cause of how far down my chair has sank over the period of time that i've had it.
I struggle most with being able to stay in consistent positions. I don’t really know where to start, but I guess I’ll start with this. I’m not scared of leaving my comfort zone, but maybe I should’ve been. I played low sens with heavy arm movement (did this for nearly 5 months, but decided I’d try higher sensitivities. I went from 400 dpi to 800 dpi, and from 3.0 in game Apex legends sens, to 1.8. I eventually even played at 2.0 - 2.8. After giving it a try for about 3 months, I lowered my sens to 1.5 - 1.8 for csgo. Effectively, I took my muscle memory for a joy ride, which ended in a Horrific accident. I’m sticking to 1.8 sens, but I just can’t get comfortable at my desk at all, and its been nearly 2 months of fixing. Moral of the story I guess is too respect your muscle memory Fat Edit: I found my grove again, I'm back to full form
Great video well explained. I want to be a arm aimer but its hard when its uncomfortable swiping to the right for a 180. Only on a mid high sensitivity I can accomplish and be comfortable with. Though micro adjustments is hard for me and tracking. Any suggestions?
Get a artisan hayate fx mousepad. I've bought over 10 pads over the past 5 years and this is by far the best. Many people never heard of artisan, but with some research you will see they are a top tier mousepad producer.
muscle memory for aim is a joke. ask anyone in yuki aim. the problem with the idea of having muscle memory for your aim is that muscle memory doesn’t kick in until you’ve repeated the exact same action well over 1000 times, and with aim you’re always making different movements to aim at targets.
Everybody says to play on the lowest possible sens but still be able to comfortably do a 180, but people like Nate Gibson, NeoNinja, and TheGamingDefintion play on really high sensitivity, and have the craziest snaps, they pretty much have aimbot, especially neoninja
I all depends on your preferences. My friend plays on really high sens and aims pretty well too. When you get used to it you probably aim like trash when choosing lower sens. That's why I never change my sens since I chose one.
This really didn't tell you how to find your sensitivity though. It was just about movement and posture and not good practices and tests to dial in what is good for you.
*Muito Obrigado Ron Rambo por essas dicas que servem muito! Seria ótimo se você incluísse uma tradução dos seus vídeos para o público latino-americano. Valeu mesmo!*
do you recommend aim trainers? i know there are people that do and people who are against it. i personally use Kovaaks and can aim really well now. whats your oppinion, is it worth making a video on? talking about 3rd party aim training vs ingame aim training.
@@ronrambokim good to hear! kovaaks is $10 on steam however but it recommended by alot of pro players especially in the fortnite and apex community. but its not just for fortnite/aoex. it can be used for any fps game. its really good. i do recommend you check it out you should be able to understand the program after an hour or two and a few youtube videos
Okay. its currently 3:49 am and I just looked at the videos on your channel, im about to go to sleep but im totally gonna watch all your vids later today when im fresh And thanks SO MUCH for making this video, i have been struggling to find my perfect sens. Anyways, goodnight to anyone else who is up late or maybe about to go to sleep :)
i recently switched from playing from my bed with a mousepad to a full desk with a mousepad and im just really inconsistent and it feels really uncomfortable to the point that my sensitivity doesn’t feel the same
Cxde I’m totally new to PC and I’m struggling with these mechanics especially right now In Modern Warfare 800 Dpi 8.00 sensitivity has been my best feel but then if I go 1600 Dpi 4 sensitivity it’s smoother but a tad slower I hate picking up the mouse to do 360 turns lol 😂
Hi Ron, I used to play old cs and css with high sens (2000 eCPI) and was not too bad (cal-im/m -ish) but I stopped playing for like 3 years and now I can't aim at all in csgo with high sens. I dropped to 800 eCPI and was godlike for like 3 days then completely trash and couldn't aim at all. then I changed to high sens again around 1300 eCPI and suddenly godlike for 3 days again then bad again. This terrible cycle would repeat and I don't know what to do. Should I stick with higher sens because that's what I used to use and used for a number of years? or should I just stick with a lower sens now? Can you please give some advice? Thanks. Also it's great to see a legend like you from the golden days here on youtube!
I know my sens/area of sens I prefer, just a question if porting sens like from csgo to siege should I match the 360/cm or match it based on feel with the fov?
Ray Zhang ok , I just had a minor issue because in siege I play on a lower fov so the same cs sens of 400 and 2 in siege on the lower fov felt like 400 and like 2.2 almost in cs even though the 360cm was the same.
I was wondering if you all think that I should try going lower than I am comfortable with, in an attempt to get used to it... for the sake of improving (especially, for making small adjustments, to get headshots). I've been used to playing, with over 2,100 eDPI, for a long while (I was around here in CS 1.6, playing well, then took 10 years away from games). I recently challenged myself with the task of going lower, and I am now more comfortable at the 800-1,200 range... and my optimal eDPI is somewhere around 880ish (still figuring this out). My mouse pad is 12" by 9". I feel like I could probably be a better player, with lower sensitivity. However, I'm not comfortable with much lower than 725 eDPI (as far as quickly flicking to targets, as well as bunny hoping/etc). My quick flick, on Valorant's practice (on medium difficulty, with armor, and using Vandal) is at about 25-55% success rate... with these 750-950 ish eDPI rates. If I go lower, I won't initially be at the same skill level; but then I might end up better, in the long run. What do you think?
And here I am watching this when my keyboard and mouse are on my sides on the bed (mousepad being the bedsheet) and my laptop being almost 90* to my right on the nightstand... 😆 💩😢
I am what you describe as a 'wristy" though I feel like I "have" to play on a high sensitivity. On Battlefield I play on 20% in game and 1600 DPI, which is a very fast sens, and my aim is pretty bad a lot of the time though sometimes I get some nice tracking and flicking going on. For some reason I mentally cant allow myself more room to move my mouse cause I feel like then its too slow. Any tips to try breaking this illusion or what ever you would call it? the first thing I will be trying is playing and adjusting my sens as I play.
@@ronrambokim ok, if anything I feel like I'm too slow on the flicks. Any tips on how to take more advantage of the mousepad space? I feel like I only use a portion of it
Hey there Ron! So I'm pretty new to mnk, been at it for about 3 weeks. My DPI is 500 and my 360 is about 32ish centimeters. I use a huge mouse pad like the desk size one lol now I mainly play cod mw rn but will be getting into quake champions and hyperscape. I mainly arm aim kinda like faze Niko nowhere near as good as him of course lol is this sensitivity high? Also should I continue to aim with the majority of the mouse pad or it it still too early I'm my learning process to really have a style?
Please help me fix my stiff wrists. Idk why it happens but sometimes my hands feel so concrete that I feel like I can't move the mouse at all. Also it becomes very awkward in aiming to close pistol fights.
Hey. I apologize in advance for my English. A question. In cs go there is also the sensitivity of the zoom. By default, it costs 1. Does it go as a multiplier? (I have 400 2.2 (880edpi)). If the zoom is 1, then I also have 880 edpi or 400? And yes, raw input is just as interesting. How does he work? If it is turned on, then 400 dpi and 2.2 (880), and if it is turned off, is dpi, windows sens considered, and only then in-game sensitivity? 400 * 6 * 2 * 2? help me please
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finally someone who talks about your body positioning irl
seriously i struggled with body positioning and the whole setup for probably 8 months untill i got it right.
Bro I'm getting a chair and desk for my b day. I've been playing on a dresser and my "chair" is a medicine ball with 2 pillows on it 😂😂😂😂 the struggle
@@WolvesFansince hahah thats good that you are getting a new one. i actually adapted after months and months of small tweaks until i felt it is getting better
ik0tA ya that's good. I hope it helps me with my aim bc sitting on a Medicine ball I'm constantly moving my body around the whole time
@@WolvesFansince i will surely help man, if you consistently move you wont build as strong muscle memory as if you have a consistent posture and setups
This guy knows what he is talking about
finally someone confirms my theories about importance of consistent body positioning and mouse grip
It's not a theory lol. It's obvious. U can't be in an uncomfortable position
@@subwaycentral6947 it's not so obvious. Of course you can't be in uncomfortable positions, but you can be switching between different comfortable positions all the time, then consistency never really comes...
André Leme I think it’s common sense, assuming your iq isn’t in the low single digits
Ins the god
Bro you make some insane videos!! Keep it up bro, Dont burn yourself out I want you to never stop uploading ;)
Thank you sir
Ron Rambo Kim Hey man, thx so much for the interesting video, I was wondering what yur sens and dpi was
Hello, Ron :)
Nice to see you around still. I was in the CGS (London Mint) all those years ago. Don't see many of us around these days.. we're all old :) good to see ya though!
i like this guy, because he talks cold hard facts, and gets straight to the point. he doesnt fail to under or over-detail any of the facts in his video, and stresses the different segments of the video perfectly. nice video, dude
lol
I found your channel 2 days ago and was able to improve my gameplay and aim at cs by a lot thanks to you
Glad I could help :]
This is second video that I watched from you and it's great. You earn sub man, keep it up and never stop.
Thank you for your kind words! As long as people enjoy my videos, I will continue to make!
One interesting thing about Shroud, he typically uses a sensitivity that equates to around 34cm for a 360 in any game, but when he played Overwatch for a while his sensitivity was around 26cm for a 360 because of how much turning around, verticality and general 360 aiming there is in that game. Some pro players in Overwatch use much, much lower sensitivity, but its interesting that the different scenarios and more varied aiming requirements of that game led to Shroud having a higher senitivity than usual in first person titles.
Shrouds around 34 cm I thought he was around 41.5?
Lower sensitivity gives more control. It's tougher to use but you get more finer control than the higher sensitivities.
I literally did this and saw instant result, ty so much.
😀
This is THE guide to tuning sensitivity, it really is all u need to know, nothing less, nothing more, thank you sir
Thank you so much for accepting my request of making this video mate! wish I could hire you as my personal coach! ♥
Glad I can help :]
actually an amazing video, thankful the google algorithm recommend this to me when i searched up "how to find your proper sens"
Good stuff my man, you're filling a huge gap in the public knowledge with these vids, keep it up! #subbed
Once again Rambo, a banger of a video! Thanks again.
:)
I basicaly did this again today.... Just an hour before the video....
UA-cam Recommendations brought me here. I paused the video and read the comments first. Saw very positive comments. So I liked the Video right away and I clicked Subscribe. I'll continue the video now, expecting a great one ^^
Edit: Just finished the video. It was awesome! Keep it up! We appreciate it! ^^
haha. I'm glad I didn't disappoint. Interesting process of how you watch new videos hehe
Wtf
damn, what a nice video
Amazing video, keep up the good work!
Appreciate it :D
when my chair is not locked the highest it can go, my aim goes haywire
@Alex_M1to My chair doesn't even go high enough so I have to use a pillow xD
I used to copy other players, usually professional players, sensitivity in order to improve my aim and perfomance. I didn't know these procedures back then, but they're extremely important if you want consistency. Thank you for explaining it in detail.
Using multiple sensitivities, you can develop a good muscle feel and activate all those little muscles in your hand wrist, shoulders, arm, etc, for me I found 0.275 800dpi super good, writing down all the sensitivities you've used so make a list of pros and cons does help a lot.
Once you get to master or even try out LOW sens like 0.197, mid sens 0.45-0,5, and high sens 0.6 800dpi, your comfortability will adjust according to the pros and cons you've seen with all of the sensitivities you've tried and liked or even hated.
I’m currently in this position rn and I don’t know which to choose any help from your experience?
@@srccretdude123 i still think high sens is superior, but if its too hard start with low sens, and see if doing 180's or jett killing you from behind is always an issue, if it is like for me, i recommend 0.5 800dpi, but what im trying to say is that, high sens is superior, just use low sens if its too hard, and move up from there, dont forget to master microflicks (flicks but slower)
rambo I remember you when you played for ck3 and team 3d along with Ksharp. its probably been 15-20 years lol, you're the man! glad to see your still doing well and in the community. you should do a video with your old teammates.
Can u make a video on when to play passive and when to play aggressive?
i recommend checking Rons video about Trust Your Gut and Intuition from a week ago. but generally it just depends a lot on your style of playing.
Rush b
I wouldn't try to learn that from a video lol, just understand your ability and situation. More you play, better you will be at judging different scenarios. Ask yourself questions when you play, whats the best thing to do in this situation, and can I do it? Ex. Do I need to trade in order for my team to retake, or am I better off falling back and taking it with my team for a retake. The correct answer doesn't matter if you can't execute.
If you are ct play passive if you are terrorist play aggressive, s1mple as thag
I was a global elite 2 years ago (stopped playing). All I can say is to be unpredictable. Do things, that looks not the best choice sometimes. If you are aggressive on ct side and manage to kill one, don't go further. Flash and run back. Enemy team has info, you don't have info and if they kill you, you don't achive anything. It's important to watch the radar what your teammates do. If one of them was agressive somewhere, you shouldn't be aggressive on that spot in 3-4 rounds. If you are ct and T-s are coming let them plant the bomb. You just try to do damage as much as possible without risking your life peeking and peeking again. If you can kill only one it's okay. When your teammates arraived, with grenades, you can literally solve the situation really easily if you have a solid team. One single flash can solve a lot of situation. I was lucky because long ago I had a solid team who play passively in Ct, but they could be agressive if they want, what was pretty useful sometimes and in T we literally played so aggressive that we didn't even buy grenades. Just walk and wait until the end of smokes, fires, walk more then run in in a matter of senconds and kill everybody. It was very-very efficient. Because of this style the cts tried to take a look at the entries, but we waited for it with awps. we had one lurker who did a pretty good job, but it was true for the whole team. I knew it was not a problem if I died, because the others would handle the situation. With a good team the game is not a fustration. It's like hmm it didn't work well, let's try an A push from palace. Teammate: OKAY LETS DO THIS GUYS WHOOOWW!!! We were in a really fucked up situation, but because of the morale we were always able to get back to the match. If the enemy is better, he is cheating. It's a basic relaxing tactic. Everybody knew he wasn't cheating but still. It killed the frustration and keep us cool and chill like there is nobody who can be better than us. ^^ So if you want to play aggressive, just be unpredictable. If you decide you will be aggressive, be stupid. In a tense match it works pretty well sometimes. Mostly it's not, but you have to do it, because the enemy team can't learn you if you do stupid things sometimes and because of this, they will feel frustration.
finally i got a new coach to teach me games
Thanks for these amazing positioning tips bro.
A true aim God can adapt to any body position and any sens/mouse
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I can say that for me, the most important thing is how I stay in front of the computer - office + chair height, how far I have the monitor, wrist or arm aim...if you can combo this in 1 video would be insane.BR,
I talk about most of this in my "How to AIM" video
I always like it when I hear this royalty free song since it's the same one used in GrowVR's radio :)
really professional explanation. :D
15K SUBS ONLY WHAT??!
Your channel is amazing dude
Tyty
fantastic video man!
Ty :)
1.5 speed for normal speed
Thank YT for forcing everybody to lengthen their content to 10min
Bruno Bedeschi it’s not 10 minutes tho
@@bbedeschi The video isn't even 10min bro
@@koslak7335 maybe i should have phrased it better. I noticed many channels in many different segments that people started talking very slower last few years. After thinking of it Iand researching about itI came to the conclusion d that it was a way to add sine length of the video. I'd do the same to be honest.
Bruno Bedeschi lol bro you are bad at math it seems
holy fuck gaming is so deep. Didn't know tilll now how this is works
Hey! Amazing video! I really enjoyed it! Keep up the great work! 💯
Thank you Drayjones
@@ronrambokim NP!
Your aim is top notch based on the video.
Just have a question, im really comfortable with my current Sensitivity [1400dpi and 16 ingame] at the game "Modern Warfare - Warzone], for some people even too high but i can control it you know, the thing that gets me thinking is, i was an arm aimer for like a year and i didnt like it but i build up muscle memory, now im scared that i cant build any muscle memory if im using the wrist for like 100% of the time..
Can someone help me?
I already tried reddit but my post gets blocked everytime automatically..
pls?
If you can control it consistently, and you’re accurate then its fine man! Your body constantly learns and adapts, you’ll build up new muscle memory.
@@AndreLai97 Thanks!
To be honest you will get used to any sens in 1-2 days.
With a game like warzone or apex or any fast paced game id say stick with what you know, if you feel like you are lacking somewhat then by all means try to slowly lower you dpi by 50 and sens by 0.5 or only dpi other vice versa, also you dont really have to follow the video or what anyone tells how to play as long as you are comfortable you will slowly get better and better because the video mentions that you wont be using the same body/hand pistioning which i believe if youre going pro youd need that otherwise you always at home with the same table/setup/settings you dont have to adjust anything on a daily basis, sooo yeah sorry for the long post but i felt i had to say it :) have fun man.
EDIT: i just read that you didnt like arm aiming if you slowly lowered your sens/dpi you should automatically adjust to wrist aim as the crosshair slowly feels heavier you dont need to arm aim it so you dont fling it, anyway have fun
@@wozie9736 Firstly, THANKS alot for your comment and your precious time, i´ll stick with this high sens because slowly i hit shots where i dont even know how i hit it, wrist feels so much better for me and works really well!
I would just like to interject with something super important. Having raw aim is important and definitely something to strive to achieve, but the best thing you could ever do is couple it with movement. If you look at Scream back in the 1 tap days and even now, his aim is insane, but what takes it to a next level is his movement. A lot of his aim comes from keeping the mouse still and just moving his character to line up a shot and micro adjusting if slightly off.
True that
Love the content!
Thank you :)
Can you make a video about old school gamers picking up video games again? I haven’t played in 16 years. Just started again with battle royal.
I can only imagine the pain you must feel right now.
Jason Chi can you please Tell us your experience and what game it is
You should try overwatch, there is a hero for everyone!
@@MeioNeiz there is enough barriers for everyone to spam into!
@@LeprosyNachos you don't have to have the best aim in Ow and you dont need the best mechanics and I don't agree with it for a competitive fps but I got to grand master with both non-aim and aim heroes. (pc) In terms of fun, overwatch is one of the best.
great points for people who still havent found theirs!
back when i found my sens i just first shooted a dot to wall and made sure i could track it it i all possible angles and through moving after that i went right to fast reflex/aim workshop map and got a feel vs moving bots to confirm it was good and guys when you find the right sensitivity id advice to stick to it! same id recommend with crosshair even though a different one might feel good one day the consistency comes with familiarity and routines.
Thanks for your comment :)
Whats your opinion on the PSA method of finding sensitivity
i dont think that changing ur setup like the way u hold ur mouse and that stuff will affect things that much because u will have the same sens u will just develope muscle memory on other ways to grip the mouse or that ur arm will be... which is good for long term for example... if someone understands me
Sensitivity and hand grip work together - if you change one, the other changes - its about finding a perfect mix and staying consistent
very helpful thanks!
VERY UNDERRATED UA-camR
This is really good.
Thank you :D
Ron Rambo Kim 🙏
There aren't too many videos that go in depth the way you do that. A LOT UA-cam channels just talk about fucking crosshair and dpi numbers
I appreciate it, thanks :)
Don Rambo back with the banger vids, much appreciated.
You got it sir
@@ronrambokim Do you also have a feeling when installing motherboard chipset drivers feel more accurately with the mouse?
Or there is no logic? I've always had this feeling with both intel and AMD
Would love to book a coaching session with you, are you going to have any availability in the near future?
Thanks in advance! - Goodvibez
Currently taking break from lessons
Doesn't matter my character gets in game tremors, head bobing and visual impairments 🤣
This guide is good for 90's games like CSGO.
I have pretty decent aim but my shit chair and my tall desk limit my aiming abilities cause of how far down my chair has sank over the period of time that i've had it.
Does anyone else play with their chair straight up with their ribs pressed up against their desk like you're in a baby's high chair? Because I do :)
Many pros do this :)
Nice video, thanks
I struggle most with being able to stay in consistent positions. I don’t really know where to start, but I guess I’ll start with this. I’m not scared of leaving my comfort zone, but maybe I should’ve been. I played low sens with heavy arm movement (did this for nearly 5 months, but decided I’d try higher sensitivities. I went from 400 dpi to 800 dpi, and from 3.0 in game Apex legends sens, to 1.8. I eventually even played at 2.0 - 2.8. After giving it a try for about 3 months, I lowered my sens to 1.5 - 1.8 for csgo. Effectively, I took my muscle memory for a joy ride, which ended in a Horrific accident. I’m sticking to 1.8 sens, but I just can’t get comfortable at my desk at all, and its been nearly 2 months of fixing. Moral of the story I guess is too respect your muscle memory
Fat Edit: I found my grove again, I'm back to full form
NovaAim didn’t understand the “horrific accident”
Thanks a lot!
Great video well explained.
I want to be a arm aimer but its hard when its uncomfortable swiping to the right for a 180.
Only on a mid high sensitivity I can accomplish and be comfortable with. Though micro adjustments is hard for me and tracking. Any suggestions?
I use my mouse at 1400 dpi and 4.15 sense in csgo is that bad?
lol, its really bad
You mad man
But I still managed to get to MGE with that sense soo its fine xD
@@ronrambokim xD
When I'm playing casual I sit with one leg up, but when it's sweaty time I gamer neck
Probably a dumb question as I dont play CSGO much but what map is that you are practicing on? Id like to try that out.
aim botz
Second 😳 thanks for doing this video about sensitivity will help a lot of players and also the community ♥️
thax for the advice
you have a pretty high sens .. btw would you recommend the hyperX mousepad you are using ?
Get a artisan hayate fx mousepad. I've bought over 10 pads over the past 5 years and this is by far the best. Many people never heard of artisan, but with some research you will see they are a top tier mousepad producer.
muscle memory for aim is a joke. ask anyone in yuki aim. the problem with the idea of having muscle memory for your aim is that muscle memory doesn’t kick in until you’ve repeated the exact same action well over 1000 times, and with aim you’re always making different movements to aim at targets.
1337, very nice. thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. your videos are great, keep it up.
Ty Sachin!
Sens
Consistency
Pace of the game
Body positioning
Pivot point
Waggle
Everybody says to play on the lowest possible sens but still be able to comfortably do a 180, but people like Nate Gibson, NeoNinja, and TheGamingDefintion play on really high sensitivity, and have the craziest snaps, they pretty much have aimbot, especially neoninja
I all depends on your preferences. My friend plays on really high sens and aims pretty well too. When you get used to it you probably aim like trash when choosing lower sens. That's why I never change my sens since I chose one.
This really didn't tell you how to find your sensitivity though. It was just about movement and posture and not good practices and tests to dial in what is good for you.
*Muito Obrigado Ron Rambo por essas dicas que servem muito! Seria ótimo se você incluísse uma tradução dos seus vídeos para o público latino-americano. Valeu mesmo!*
do you recommend aim trainers? i know there are people that do and people who are against it. i personally use Kovaaks and can aim really well now. whats your oppinion, is it worth making a video on? talking about 3rd party aim training vs ingame aim training.
I'll take a look at them - I haven't tried them yet
@@ronrambokim good to hear! kovaaks is $10 on steam however but it recommended by alot of pro players especially in the fortnite and apex community. but its not just for fortnite/aoex. it can be used for any fps game. its really good. i do recommend you check it out you should be able to understand the program after an hour or two and a few youtube videos
Kovaaks rlly improved my aim as in it improve my mouse control
Gotta rep Aimer7’s guide for using Kovaak’s. Done wonders for my aim.
Good tips. You the dude from 3D clan?
That's me 👍
top cs 1.6 config on that one site haha. plus 3D clan demos were a joy to watch.
3:10 is when he starts talking about stuff related to the title instead of stuff from the other video he made
Thanks for that
Okay. its currently 3:49 am and I just looked at the videos on your channel, im about to go to sleep but im totally gonna watch all your vids later today when im fresh
And thanks SO MUCH for making this video, i have been struggling to find my perfect sens. Anyways, goodnight to anyone else who is up late or maybe about to go to sleep :)
Thanks :D
i recently switched from playing from my bed with a mousepad to a full desk with a mousepad and im just really inconsistent and it feels really uncomfortable to the point that my sensitivity doesn’t feel the same
What if your best sensitivity is low but you're so used to high that lowering your sens destroys your muscle memory and you cant hit shots
Cxde I’m totally new to PC and I’m struggling with these mechanics especially right now In Modern Warfare 800 Dpi 8.00 sensitivity has been my best feel but then if I go 1600 Dpi 4 sensitivity it’s smoother but a tad slower I hate picking up the mouse to do 360 turns lol 😂
I think its safer to be just slightly lower than higher in terms of sensitivity
I'm a big fan of Team 3D since I played cs 1.6 in China and now I'm in USA. Team 3D still legendary
Do u think the fury s speed is better then the standard one and is it worth it to get a gaunt one.
Hi Ron, I used to play old cs and css with high sens (2000 eCPI) and was not too bad (cal-im/m -ish) but I stopped playing for like 3 years and now I can't aim at all in csgo with high sens. I dropped to 800 eCPI and was godlike for like 3 days then completely trash and couldn't aim at all. then I changed to high sens again around 1300 eCPI and suddenly godlike for 3 days again then bad again. This terrible cycle would repeat and I don't know what to do. Should I stick with higher sens because that's what I used to use and used for a number of years? or should I just stick with a lower sens now? Can you please give some advice? Thanks. Also it's great to see a legend like you from the golden days here on youtube!
Do you flex your wrist when moving or flicking or just make it comfortable
Gracias por los consejos sirven mucho. Sería genial si le incluyes traducción a tus vídeos para el público de Latinoamérica.
de nada!
I know my sens/area of sens I prefer, just a question if porting sens like from csgo to siege should I match the 360/cm or match it based on feel with the fov?
you should match the cm/360. that way you build muscle memory of how much you need to move your mouse to get the enemy in your crosshair
Ray Zhang ok , I just had a minor issue because in siege I play on a lower fov so the same cs sens of 400 and 2 in siege on the lower fov felt like 400 and like 2.2 almost in cs even though the 360cm was the same.
I was wondering if you all think that I should try going lower than I am comfortable with, in an attempt to get used to it... for the sake of improving (especially, for making small adjustments, to get headshots).
I've been used to playing, with over 2,100 eDPI, for a long while (I was around here in CS 1.6, playing well, then took 10 years away from games).
I recently challenged myself with the task of going lower, and I am now more comfortable at the 800-1,200 range... and my optimal eDPI is somewhere around 880ish (still figuring this out). My mouse pad is 12" by 9". I feel like I could probably be a better player, with lower sensitivity. However, I'm not comfortable with much lower than 725 eDPI (as far as quickly flicking to targets, as well as bunny hoping/etc).
My quick flick, on Valorant's practice (on medium difficulty, with armor, and using Vandal) is at about 25-55% success rate... with these 750-950 ish eDPI rates. If I go lower, I won't initially be at the same skill level; but then I might end up better, in the long run.
What do you think?
And here I am watching this when my keyboard and mouse are on my sides on the bed (mousepad being the bedsheet) and my laptop being almost 90* to my right on the nightstand... 😆
💩😢
I am what you describe as a 'wristy" though I feel like I "have" to play on a high sensitivity. On Battlefield I play on 20% in game and 1600 DPI, which is a very fast sens, and my aim is pretty bad a lot of the time though sometimes I get some nice tracking and flicking going on. For some reason I mentally cant allow myself more room to move my mouse cause I feel like then its too slow. Any tips to try breaking this illusion or what ever you would call it? the first thing I will be trying is playing and adjusting my sens as I play.
Let's take a moment to appreciate this guy intelligence.
what are the crosshair commands for the crosshair you're using in this video mate? thanks!
Does anyone know what is this mouse pad?
Currently using hyperx pad
Ron Rambo Kim thanks
I was just thinking in my head if i should use 2.0 or 2.5 400 dpi then i saw this vid it s like a blessing
god there is a massive differance between 2 and 2.5
@@speshuLcs With 2 im hitting more of a 1 taps and shit but with 2.5 im more like a shroud- fast aim but not as accurate
@Hussein Naji What he said was very useful. Consistency is key. Gotta use your big boy brain brother.
@Loke_N official He used to play 2.5 actually after pubg he went down to 2.4 even 2.2 :D
@Loke_N official Shroud all CS:GO settings + Config and Autoexec! search the vid u will see
Hey Rambo, if I've already been using a certain sens for a long time but it's not the one I've found should I switch? Thanks.
Only change if you feel like you dont have enough control right now
@@ronrambokim ok, if anything I feel like I'm too slow on the flicks. Any tips on how to take more advantage of the mousepad space? I feel like I only use a portion of it
How I can have on all Games same Sense to constant train aim aim?
i have problem with vertical aiming... moving whole arm isn't accourate :( any tips?
Hey there Ron! So I'm pretty new to mnk, been at it for about 3 weeks. My DPI is 500 and my 360 is about 32ish centimeters. I use a huge mouse pad like the desk size one lol now I mainly play cod mw rn but will be getting into quake champions and hyperscape. I mainly arm aim kinda like faze Niko nowhere near as good as him of course lol is this sensitivity high? Also should I continue to aim with the majority of the mouse pad or it it still too early I'm my learning process to really have a style?
should make a video explaining how to setup a great mouse camera angle haha
Please help me fix my stiff wrists. Idk why it happens but sometimes my hands feel so concrete that I feel like I can't move the mouse at all. Also it becomes very awkward in aiming to close pistol fights.
hey man, can you make a setup video showing how you set up your desk with monitor, keyboard, mousepad ect. am really curious
Cheers
Sure, I'll add it to the list
Question on the pivot, if you need to look directly up and down, how does that work with a strict pivot?
For looking up and down, there will be forward and backward arm movement
I had to reply cuz our names bro 😂... wtf lol
Hey. I apologize in advance for my English. A question. In cs go there is also the sensitivity of the zoom. By default, it costs 1. Does it go as a multiplier? (I have 400 2.2 (880edpi)). If the zoom is 1, then I also have 880 edpi or 400? And yes, raw input is just as interesting. How does he work? If it is turned on, then 400 dpi and 2.2 (880), and if it is turned off, is dpi, windows sens considered, and only then in-game sensitivity? 400 * 6 * 2 * 2? help me please
Is it good to use aim acc?
Arm or wrist? For valorant..?
Which video ? Can you put your previous video in the video dis discription