I asked this question on r/tf2scripthelp 2 years ago and I got this answer from genemilder. Not sure if CS:GO and TF2 calculate the sensitivities differently or if the link trippa posted is wrong/right.

I know I can't really expect this hud to work in 1440p already, but when would possible support come to existence?

http://plays.tv/s/KqyXaaqHQDR1

It's not as complicated as you might think. You find a GPU from the list that matches your price range and that has the highest fps per dollar.

Take the GTX 950 at the top of the list for example, it costs 120$ and you can probably find it for less than 120€ in Greece. If not you could try the R9 270 and the R7 370 slightly below the 950 and so on.

It's generally not recommended to buy a cheap graphics card since their performance is so poor you'd end up upgrading sooner rather than later, but here is a chart of the best fps/$ GPUs.

2nd does indeed resemble badlands 2nd. In Badlands though the deck/battlements is pretty difficult to hold and trash is a viable option as long as you have presence on spire. Difference here is that scouts cannot easily get onto the point. You also give the attackers more high ground with the crates compared to badlands so holding low ground in "trash" doesn't seem so attractive.

You could try to mimic badlands but making a ramp like in my pic would probably be safer.

https://i.gyazo.com/5d9a6fd3ce91c94dd73579742d488d05.jpg

Right now the votes are pretty much divided even from 25cm upwards and downwards so yes it is higher than average.

As Dr. Levi wrote in the linked article, what probably is a closer correlation is the way you move your mouse. Low sensitivity players generally play more controlled and use less wrist when compared to high sensitivity flickers. So in border situations like these you could try to fit yourself into one of those categories.

I might make a survey with more options if this doesn't fail completely.

Hello tf.tv,

I've transitioned from 58cm/360 to 27cm/360 in the course of 3 months and I've started to notice more signs of strain in my wrist and arm. While it is fairly common knowledge that a higher sensitivity causes more strain, I want to know tf.tv's experiences and see how big of a difference there actually is. Here is the poll: http://www.strawpoll.me/10438599

I pesronally do stretching and hand exercises every day and recommend that you do too, even if you don't have any signs of strain.

Similiar findings on mouse sensitivity affecting injury:
http://drleviharrison.com/mouse-sensitivity-gaming-rsi/

Edit: Note that I actually define any frequent pain as severe pain

Got an E (6/7) from Math, Physics and English and got a spot in my first pick uni even without entrance exams. On the contrary I didn't get a team this season.

"Record all matches" literally recocrds all gameplay. Currently there is no option for tournament mode only.

Interesting to see if this can actually deliver a high refresh rate with low response time. The Acer 200Hz monitor and the overclockable QNIX monitors get blurrier above 144Hz

Not sure if sarcasm but if you have basic sewing skills it's easy to make one yourself from silk/satin. I've used one for a year now and there's no going back. Even at 30C sweaty hands won't drag on mousepad and the friction is overall more consistent.
I could provide a tutorial for if there is interest.

I need all the extra space I can get for my mouse.

https://i.gyazo.com/71e2c5e9ff920017780b3838296dfda2.jpg