I used to rest my forearm on my mousepad the entire time I have a qck+ and qck heavy I did and I still do at work, but at home I have my mouse pad about ~6 inches away from the edge and I have a smaller mouse pad there for where I rest my forearm, this mousepad is a cheap monoprice one that also doesn't have stitched edges and also has no fraying.

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not that I'm disagreeing with your point entirely though. Mousepads really should have stitched edges at the price point gaming mousepads are sold at.

QCK+ I had used for 2 years has some peeling
QCK Heavy I have used for ~18months + 2 years at work no peeling
QCK XXL going on ~3 years (honestly didn't realize I've had it this long)

FaZe Rain SteadyScope/Martyrdom/Silencer with M40A3 on Shipment with a NetDuma router?

Misunderstood the context. Thought you were replying to something different with that line.

ehh this is a tadd misleading

if all you change is you dpi and you don't change any other settings including in game sensitivity the smallest angle you can move your mouse doesn't get any smaller. If you double your DPI and half you ingame sensitivity the smallest arc angle you can move is halved despite having the same inch/cm per 360. Whether or not you'll notice that kind of difference though depends on your FOV, resolution, where on the the screen you're looking for the difference, how far your screen is from you, the size of your screen, etc.

basically ingame sensitivity determines your minimum arc, your dpi determines the smallest real world movement that that count happens at.

Example.
Sensitivity = 1

200 DPI
Inch/360 = ~81.81818181
degrees per inch = ~4.400000
smallest in game arc movement = Degrees per inch / Dots per inch** = ~0.022000

800 DPI
Inch/360 = ~20.45454545
degrees per inch = ~17.600000
smallest in game arc movement = Degrees per inch / Dots per inch** = ~0.022000

~0.022000
distance to move in real world
200DPI = 0.005 inches
800DPI = 0.00125 inches

*some rounding was done in the formulas
**I'm fairly certain I've used the wrong formula for determining the minimum movement of arc but I'm certain that in this example 200DPI and 800DPI would have the same minimum

3.5 or lower + whatever DPI you like is about as close as a good recommendation anyone can give you in terms of "pixel" accuracy on a 1080p screen. Just don't do stupid shit like 200 DPI with 10 ingame sens.

Even with this mindset the "2.7128" number is wrong. it assumes you have 90fov at 1920x1080 which is incorrect you actually have ~106fov. 2.7128 would be correct at 1920x1440 with 90fov in game though.

Depends on resolution and in game FOV and m_yaw(note that 90 fov in game isn't always 90FOV)
https://funender.com/quake/mouse/

Example

1920x1080
800DPI
m_yaw = 0.022 (default)

calculate the sensitivity and then the useful DPI

Basically you're looking for something that is equal to or less than the DPI you're using. *note pretty sure this calculation of useful DPI is based of the center of the screen and isn't the same for the far edge of your screen* using the calculator on this website give you a max sensitivity of about ~3.6 since 16:9 has a ~106FOV.

This should remain true regardless of DPI
400 DPI max of ~3.6 ingame
800 same
1600 same
etc

2560x1440
106FOV (max for resolution)
m_yaw 0.022

max sens = ~2.7

1024x768
90FOV
m_yaw 0.022

max sens = ~ 5.08

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so to take extreme examples here

640x480
90fov
m_yaw 0.022

12000 DPI
max sens = ~8.138

so unless you wanted to force a custom resolution that's lower than 640x480 or found a mouse that did more than 12000DPI without skipping /double counts this is your max sensitivity.

cm/360 = 0.4256127259322148
in/360 = 0.16756406532764362

Why did you choose an augmentin box?

At least the majority of their DLC during the sales are 60-90% off unlike some other games, but I also truly despise how paradox does DLCs. Way to fucking many of them and you can't even buy something like a season pass...

https://i.imgur.com/ydOyo1f.png

I laughed near the end when I fucked up the pronunciation of a word really bad and that's how I hit that "143Hz"

It's also quite young for an esport and unlike blizzard with overwatch, ubisoft didn't advertise or attempt to build the game as an esport from the beginning.

Though I will admit I'm not sure about the 75 figure I pulled as I can't find anything suggesting a regular season playing like CSGO and TF2 has, and had to base it off the largest tournaments and teams that are currently active in the ESL ladders looking through previous cups ESL has had for RSS max of 127 team + ~16 pro teams would suggest team counts of 143, but most of these other cups that have any kind of sizeable number are around ~70 teams though I didn't count any community/smaller leagues for TF2/CSGO/OW and RSS overall seems to be way less fragmented than those interms of that.

But yes you're right RSS is likely as large or slightly larger than TF2 currently on PC. Odds are about 1-2 years from now RSS will likely be closer to current OW in size.

Not terribly surprising competitively TF2 is the 3rd largest team based FPS in NA on PC.

ESEA CSGO: ~1000
OWLeague OW: ~680
ESEA TF2: ~100
ESL RSS: ~75

You've reached the max tracking speed of your mouse. Mice react in various ways when this is reached.

Higher quality mice when they reach this point usually either stop virtually all sensor input or very slowly moves in the same direction that you're moving.

Crap quality mice spaz out usually having major jitter going toward the direction you were moving the mouse and then resetting to it's last known position or just flicking your ingame view straight down or up.

Yes, this used to be an issue every player dealt with in the past.

for example here is the max tracking speed of the WMO 1.1a @125Hz

Xtrac Ripper XXL 0.9 m/s
SS QCK+ 1.6 m/s
Xtrac Hammer 1.3 m/s
Custom Cloth 1.2 m/s

In comparison to the G400s from 2013 and Zowie FK from 2014 both had a max tracking speed of roughly 4.0m/s at 500Hz or 1000Hz.

Low Quality Sensor and/or USB poll rate is set to 125Hz when it could be 500 or 1000 and/or your mousing surface is terrible/dirty

Get a better mouse

Make sure you don't have dust/hair on the sensor.

Clean your mousepad as good as you can or get a mousepad with a better max tracking speed. In my experience mousepads with the best max tracking speeds tend to be Black Cloth with a slightly rough feel i.e. QCK or similar, for some reason mousepads that feel smooth are usually worse. Ex. Razer Goliathus Control probably has a higher max tracking speed than the Razer Goliathus Speed.

If your mouse has software that allows you to adjust DPI and or polling rate trying changing it. Most mice work best at either 400 or 800 DPI, if you're on 125Hz try 500Hz or 1000Hz may improve you max tracking speed by a small bit (WMO 1.1a at 500Hz goes from 1.6m/s on a QCK to about 2.0m/s)

http://www.overclock.net/forum/375-mice/1597441-digitally-signed-sweetlow-1000hz-mouse-driver.html
mouse usb poll rate overclocking only use on mice that don't have software/ no on board controller otherwise it won't work. Really crappy and Really old optical mice do best at 250Hz or 500Hz.

Try using various mouse accel settings it was super popular back in the day with quake largely because people couldn't move their mouse that fast.