Basically, when I play some jump-heavy maps, I started to notice that I need to move my hand a little bit (my specs are 1680*1050 resolution and a 800 dpi mouse), but it is kinda “glued” (I don’t know how to say it in English) to the surface of the table. I mainly play with my wrist, so my hand rests on the table. What can I do about this situation? Do you have any problems similar to this?
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Clean it. Increase dpi. Add some arm motions to help aiming.
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ManuelOsuPlayer wrote:
Clean it. Increase dpi. Add some arm motions to help aiming.
The surface is pretty clean, that’s not the case.
I also think about increasing DPI as the last thing I could do, because it will damage my muscle memory and aim overall.
Adding arm movement also seem like a hardcore way, because I’ll need to hover my hand above the surface, which seems pretty tiring.
xxjesus1412fanx wrote:
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The tablet would also solve the problem by itself, if only I had one.
It seems to me that it's quite early to go for one, so that's not the desired solution as well, sorry.
Anyways, thanks for suggestions!
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Any other suggestions?
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Juuuuuuuuul wrote:
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Well, it seems that you (and probably others) misunderstood me. I wasn’t talking about the palm, but about the forearm. I play mostly with my wrist but an occasional full hand movements are needed, so when I do it halfway through the map, it usually leads to losing the combo (because I need to lift my forearm and move it while moving the wrist as well).
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I have it happen all the time, and I just learned how to aim with fingers. What I used to do was pull in the direction of a slider when I started stick.
I think this goes along the lines of mouse drift. This is very common problem and you'll get used to it eventually.