Just wanted to point out the range I gave you (24cm to 36cm/360) was based mostly off those 2 statements from your OP. The range is short enough to not give you to much issues with a 40cm mouse pad, and based off high level competitive players from TF2, CSGO, Quake, and even Battlefield I've never heard of anyone saying that range is to low or high in sensitivity. I also have a little bit of a subjective reason as someone who used a ~50cm/360 for sniper/scout for a long time. I always found it difficult to play soldier/demo, and basically any other game that wasn't csgo.

If you plan on using the same sensitivity in every game and play all kinds of games staying around 30cm/360 (give or take 6cm) should be low enough to aim accurately and if you have a large mouse pad it should be high enough to move the mouse comfortably

3+ months is right around the time I'd say you're fully used to a sensitivity

Now as for inconsistency their's a lot of factors here.

What kind of monitor you have, and the various specs of it (Inpug Lag, refresh rate, pixel response, to a much lesser extent contrast ratio and sharpness)

The mousepad could also be an issue. Some mouse pads don't track well, or they could be very dirty.

What kind of mouse you have can have a huge impact as well. But for the most part most optical Razer/Zowie/SteelSeries/Logitech mice are "fine". If the sensor is dirty at all you will have issues. If you're using a non-native dpi you will most likely have input lag.

Other non-game factors that could make you inconsistent. Hydration levels, caffeine, all kinds of drugs, Poor mood, sleep deprivation, slight distractions, posture, etc.

Other game-client factors that could make you inconsistent. Low FPS, variable FPS, skill of the opponents you're facing, poor internet connection, shitty server.

alot of christmas presents

of all the things I miss from when I played on TH no.1 would have to be his speeches

Had a friend play in CEVO ~2009 told me about it, started watching videos as I didn't exactly have time to play back then. Interest kinda died around late 2010 started watching again in late 2011 or early 2012 decided I wanted to play HL after watching this platinum all star match https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07GfhRY6Cfo

my first season consisted of me playing scout/soldier/demo/heavy/sniper for 6 weeks (I got to play scout twice) in UGC HL S7 in steel...

Eventually got tired for playing for HL teams that died after 1 season, took a 3 month break and decided to play for a 6s team.

You have no idea how many Americans have trouble with this. It's mostly due to a sizeable number of American's not knowing what Austria is and they think you're trying to shorten or fucked up saying Australia.

all of them are safe to use, they just might not work on some servers. You will not be auto-banned or vac-banned. Some work some don't depending on sv_pure

legitimately OP for 6s mostly because their's no spies to worry about 99% of the time

the health regen and extremely minimal flinching makes it much easier to quick peak and get someone when you normally wouldn't

No texture mods in TF2 will give you a vac ban

so unless their's some hidden files in that which I highly doubt their are any, you should be fine.

Most people use the flat textures from this instead though
http://www.teamfortress.tv/21756/prism-hud-clean-tf2

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flyingninjabuddy more like it

you will not be vac banned, though it may not work on all servers

I highly highly doubt turkey would just simply be dropped as a NATO member. Given Turkey's central location it's an extremely important area that the USA / NATO risked getting involved with back in the early 1950s.

Plus Turkey has already played their Hand, basically if conflict is going to happen it's all up to how Russia wants to react, which as Tommunist pointed out before it'll likely be mostly talking and posturing.

thank you tommunist for bringing rationality back to my mind.

NOPE.AVI

I don't want to be drafted...

I think x6 deserves their own spot in that too.
https://play.esea.net/teams/36522?tab=league

Alright I was wrong about Powah I seriously thought he had a CRT.

Who is better clockwork at 120Hz or clockwork at 60Hz?

If the answer is 120Hz then it does become a need for competition. Especially if it's instant improvement to go to 120Hz or an instant detriment to go to 60Hz.

That's not saying anyone is shit for playing on 60Hz they're just not going to be no.1 and more than likely they wouldn't be in the top 10 at least for today's standards for scouts, CS:GO, quake, and basically any competition fps.

Also hal_9000 comments on that video are from 2012 or earlier... also from that same youtube channel 4 months later
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjaB2gEDaM8 using a CRT instead of an LCD albeit he's not playing quake he did upgrade.

http://www.esreality.com/post/2495422/hal-9000-s-mouse-and-sensitivity/#pid2495674 comment from the same youtuber who posted the HAL_9000 video not sure if this is HAL or not but he claims it's a 120Hz model in 2013