dollarlayerJetzrondego made this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vytYPZfiaB4
after going from this http://logs.tf/850753 to this http://logs.tf/850914 in ~20min
Thoughts?
The airshot on BL mid: he had no view of the jumping soldier then suddenly twitches up airshots, then moves his fov back to ground level view.
Hacks or pure luck and using much higher sense than 2.5" per 360.
Yes, that BL mid shot at the end was mostly luck, and through the power of editing, I was able to take out the other 90% of shots that I completely missed. It's a really fun way to practice flickshots and I decided to make a video out of it because I thought it was entertaining and really shows the power of my a high sensitivity, no mouse acceleration, and practice, among other ingredients like a 144hz monitor which allows you to see more when flicking than an average 60hz monitor could display.
kounterpartsThat shotgun shot gave it away. On top if the fact hes using the direct hit. Which is the easiest to use with projectile prediction.
Yes. What other weapon would I use or 180-degree flickshots? A minigun wouldn't be as flashy and an ambassador or sniper are extremely difficult because they take a lot more precision than a one-shot DH to a scout's entire hitbox. The shotgun shot was the same thing, just with the shotgun instead of the DH. Take a look at that shot again at 1/4 speed. It was a flickshot. And hell if that doesn't convince you, I'll use my phone to record my mouse and monitor and do the same thing.
dollarlayerSo overall his reaction time in spinning around is about 10x of whats normal. 2.5" 360.... I used to play with that... You can NOT spin around that fast.
You can, actually. 2.5"/360 means you can turn 360 in 2.5". Therefore a 180 takes less than an inch an a half. Thanks to no mouse accel, I can flick that distance as fast as I want and it'll turn roughly 180 every time.
I made that video for fun because, like I said, I wanted to share how powerful those settings combined can be. Obviously it's not viable in an actual match (my team and I were hanging around and having some fun after a scrim when I recorded the footage for that video), although it does help as a heavy when you need to turn around quickly to deal with spies or track scouts.