"1. The original makes me feel disoriented"

Not really placebo now that I think about it, the rockets come from a different origin

"2. I can't hit things with the original."

Not really placebo now that I think about it, the rockets come from a different origin so aiming wouldn't be "exactly the same"

"3. Raw Input makes me aim feel different vs Windows 10 + MarkC Mousefix (http://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com/2010/03/markc-windows-7-mouse-acceleration-fix.html)
NOTE: I have heard that there is some evidence pointing to the fact that Valve's raw input has unavoidable smoothing, this one may actually not be placebo."

Raw Input between 7 / 8 / 10 isn't different, so Placebo. Your Note is true though.

"4. Toggling my viewmodels on and off changes my scout gameplay"

Somewhat placebo, turning them off allows you to see more, having them on brings your eyes toward a point to focus (usually). So personal preference, but not placebo.

"5. m0re's config feels a lot smoother to me than chris/comanglia's."

Might be placebo (their's so many things going on here that it's really hard to say)

"6. Placing my forearm on the edge of the table and keeping my arm straight gives me better reaction time and higher APM than resting my palm on a palmrest/the table."

This has a lot more to do with sensitivity settings. People with low sens really shouldn't have a constant palm rest, also it's bad on your wrist if you have a palm rest.

"7. Claw grip gives me way faster reaction times"

Depends on "Way faster" 5-10ms sure (it easier to reach the actuation force necessary from a claw grip than from a palm grip), but much more than that is definitely placebo.

"8. The Null-Void Movement Cancel script when used in a certain way is a game-changer for scout. The movement patterns I create with this allow me to play on-par with and sometimes even beat scouts in DM and MGE gamemodes with hundreds of hours more than me, despite only having 30 Hours on scout."

Placebo, honestly I think the null-void movement scrips actually makes scout slightly more linear. You completely loose the ability to stop instantly, which can be a bad thing.

Life Scout as well, only had to do my project to get Eagle. I was going to build a utility shed for a local camp ground, I had already selected dates and had plenty of volunteers, had all the information for supplies, and reached 60-70% of the money I needed to do it. I then had a abscessed tooth, that I got blood poisoning from. Was put on anti-biotics for 2 weeks while being basically bed ridden, which I then had a bad reaction to and was in/out of the hospital for another 2-3 weeks, then I had a root-canal. By the time that was all said and done I didn't have anymore time to do the actual work of the Eagle project.

Looking back I'm not even mad about it, I did basically everything to be an Eagle Scout and learned a lot from it. That and it was pretty much my fault for waiting until the last 3-4 months before my 18th birthday.

Not all cvars actually effect FPS, or most the game in a noticeable way at all.

HDMI 1.4b which was released in 2011 is most likely the port on this, as HDMI 2.0 didn't come out until April this year. 1080p 120Hz should be possible on it.

Conversely you can also use a CRT monitor over the VGA port, and use 120Hz assuming you can find a CRT that supports it.

Dude has hand cams for alot of his shit, I'd believe he's legit. Or he uses a triggerbot, but he stops dead on them and doesn't flick wildly so probably not.

Smooth, but crunchy goes better with smashed bananas

8.5 is about average imo, but I think this dude is probably fairly consistent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0DD4YlgbKQ

^this is how I originally heard of him

A bit unrelated, but this reminded my of a BF4 frag video I saw.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKOw_SgNg20

Dude has some horrifyingly impressive twitch aim.

2639 frames 16.865 seconds 155.49 fps ( 6.61 ms/f) 8.321 fps variability

2639 frames 19.329 seconds 132.22 fps ( 7.21 ms/f) 6.176 fps variability

2639 frames 13.611 seconds 192.02 fps ( 5.19 ms/f) 10.046 fps variability

2639 frames 17.757 seconds 148.58 fps ( 6.57 ms/f) 6.909 fps variability

Interesting, it might be related to driver support, since a difference between the 2 OS's to that extent doesn't seem right. Also you have a awfully good PC to be using my Potato/Toaster cfg.

I know this is bit of a necro, but I'm kinda curious if anyone has the capability of showing benchmarks of

Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 (might not be feasible for some if they don't have updated drivers for the new OS)

All of them using high performance options, and the same config.

I know from some tests I did about a year ago Windows 8.1 did about 5% better than 7, but not sure how Windows 10 compares.

To add to this most 120Hz monitors (where 120Hz is the highest refresh rate) are a bit old, and don't have nearly as good color quality and/or gtg response times.

You'll likely lose FPS do to the different Aspect Ratio. You're currently on 16:10 and are moving to 16:9. So you'll see a small fps drop, but on the bright side you'll have a higher FOV.

^this

I'd love to help out with this.

Also if anyone knows how to setup ragdolls to disappear after 2-3s that would be great, so far I can only do default settings, insta-disappear, and never disappear. Please send me a message on how to do it, I'd really like to make a noob friendly fps cfg.

I guess I could make a video about installing my cfg (or any config for that matter). I don't know though I never seem to have enough time/want to do it though. Plus the video really shouldn't be much longer than like 3 minutes. Problem is though if I make a video, it would be for windows 7; tech illiterate people who use MACs and any other version of windows will be confused. Would be a lot of easier to just learn to make an installer probably.

Did they update it?

"Scout: John Milter
Scout: cozen
Pocket: serv0
Roamer: rand0
Demo: Nomadic
Medic: CASPIAN "