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how to get better at spinners?

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Boomkin_old_1
82 posts
Joined May 2012
Topic Starter
Boomkin_old_1
hey i was just wondering if anyone could give me any idea's how to get better at spinners as for i'm incredibly bad at them

i use a mouse as of now if that helps any on suggesting tips :)

thanks
Spyrunite
99 posts
Joined August 2012
Spyrunite
What sensitivity do you play on, if it's really high I can explain the way i spin.

Edit: might as well explain I guess. If I am trying to get a really high spin count (not just casually playing) then this is what I do. I lift off the right side of my mouse so that my entire mouse is slightly sideways. Then I kinda just do mid-air swivels. I usually get around 400 with this if I really try, and get a bit lucky. Obviously it entirely depends on what your mouse is and the DPI of it. Just practice though, nothing will get you better than practicing.

Edit2: realized lifting off the right side is probably due to me spinning clockwise, might want to take that into consideration.
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YukinoDesuDesu
164 posts
Joined April 2012
YukinoDesuDesu
If I play with mouse I mostly use my fingers to spin. 1700 dpi, 400-360 rpm. How to get better? Playing more = getting better.
Boomkin_old_1
82 posts
Joined May 2012
Topic Starter
Boomkin_old_1
its on 1.0x sensitivity
Spyrunite
99 posts
Joined August 2012
Spyrunite
I would need DPI and windows sensitivity to tell how fast your mouse moves. Either way I edited my last post to explain what I do.
Boomkin_old_1
82 posts
Joined May 2012
Topic Starter
Boomkin_old_1

Spyrunite wrote:

I would need DPI and windows sensitivity to tell how fast your mouse moves. Either way I edited my last post to explain what I do.
last time i checked i think it was on 1800dpi and default windows sensitivity
silmarilen
5,581 posts
Joined February 2010
silmarilen
dpi has no influence on spinning, just makes the circles bigger/smaller

anyway p/2695958/
iSpR1Te
268 posts
Joined May 2013
iSpR1Te

silmarilen wrote:

dpi has no influence on spinning, just makes the circles bigger/smaller
To elaborate, raising or lowering your DPI/mouse sensitivity will not change how fast or slow you can spin because you will always need to make a full 360 degree rotation with your mouse to get one complete circle on the screen.
High sensitivity = Big circle on screen
Low Sensitivity = Small circles on screen

Also, try to make smallest circle with mouse hand as possible, and if you want to spin really fast (440+), I'd recommend learning to spin with arm only.
Spyrunite
99 posts
Joined August 2012
Spyrunite
I was asking about DPI because the way I do it I have a big dpi and small circles, in most cases it doesn't matter though your right.
dkun
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Joined August 2009
dkun
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