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SteamID64 | 76561198179807307 |
SteamID3 | [U:1:219541579] |
SteamID32 | STEAM_0:1:109770789 |
Country | Argentina |
Signed Up | May 18, 2017 |
Last Posted | April 22, 2024 at 6:12 PM |
Posts | 198 (0.1 per day) |
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In-game Sensitivity | 1.5 |
Windows Sensitivity | 6 |
Raw Input | 1 |
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800 |
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1920x1080 |
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240hz |
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Mouse | Logitech G Pro X Superlight |
Keyboard | VSG Quasar RGB - Outemu Brown |
Mousepad | Razer Gigantus V2 XXL |
Headphones | Razer Kraken X Lite |
Monitor | Viewsonic XG2431 |
Intel Core i7 8700k
ASUS ROG Maximus X Hero
Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4 4000MHz
Seasonic PRIME Ultra 1000W 80+ Titanium
Nvidia GTX 1080TI
Samsung 960 Pro NVMe SSD 2TB
Corsair H110i
just pick the fanciest case you fucking want
ASUS ROG Swift PG27UQ < monitor
he's super chill, I like him
cathow do i find SA team
join chapelaria's discord and ask there
http://discord.me/chapelaria
AMSYou shouldn't forget about factors outside the game that may affect your performance. Have you eaten bad? Have you slept poorly? Is there a lot on your mind? I think its important to keep in mind that feeling good physically and mentally is going to make you play better and vice versa.
Consistency in anything is difficult to maintain and its what separates great players from the lesser ones in my opinion. Watching your gameplay back is really important too, sometimes you may just be getting outplayed without realizing because of bad instincts / habits in the game.
absolutely never though of that. I will keep an eye on myself and check if there's something onto me that could be affecting my games. I really appreciate your help :)
nuzeI bet if someone amalgamated all the threads about choking and all the helpful replies, we'd have a really great guide on consistent performances.
I totally agree
MouldI have a terrible problem with choking and also with panicking, I can't help much, but what I can tell you is that lowering your sensitivity does not help you stop panic flicking
I lowered my sensitivity neurotically for the first 3 years I was playing thanks to this problem and I got down to almost a meter for a 360 and my experience was that I would still do those panic flicks. I actually had a much better time once I started to up my sensitivity because it made me stop throwing the mouse around and learn more controlled movements. I also helped to curb the problem by playing hours of other games. TF2 is a very flick heavy game, playing LG on qlive or playing dirty bomb or something else more track heavy also helps you secure yourself in controlled movement.
I think your point has to do with not focusing heavily on TF2 but in other FPS games as well, which is something i've heard of as something really good for aim quality but never taken too seriously, sadly. Will give that a shot. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Tholehttps://youtu.be/8rjpDYP9RBk
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24dont focus on the game let it "play itsself". you don't need to actively think about playing, you'd do that yourself.
yeah, guess that's what choking is about
DasmemHow often do you pug?
Lately not as much as I'd consider enough, due to South American pugs decaying in overall quality and slowly fading away motivation. Realized NA/EU pugs are waaaaay healthier to improve.
Jynxiiyou shouldnt think of the games that you hit only 100 meat shots as your normal gameplay. Setting super high expectations for yourself is a good way to become unhappy in almost every game you play. Consistency comes with time, as long as you are practicing it will come
That's actually something I never thought of as a concrete factor. Actually I always expect to hit 100dmg shots, never considered lowering my expectations for myself. Thanks a lot for pointing that out.
DwapkingUsually it's just in your head.
Let's say you pugged yesterday and recall a bunch of good moments. Then you play today expecting to do well. So every time you do poorly it stings and you keep focusing on that. You might feel like you played better the day before even though there wasn't much of a difference.
Your mental state and what you choose to focus on can exaggerate a feeling of inconsistency immensely.
Also you tend to miss more against better players.
Exaggerating the feeling of inconsistency is also something I never though of as an option. I feel I must be doing better than I'm doing ATM because there are situations that simply couldn't be missed, but for some reason I beef them and get really frustrated, and again comes up the "idk why im not doing as expected" thing of mine.
and yes, i often miss more again better players but because of choking. I involve a lot of strong emotions into my games and that affects it a lot.
I've got to a point where my decent aim is totally ruined by my twitchy way of moving the mouse because of my choking (im a scout main)
I know it's decent because when I'm playing with cold head I can actually aim, hit people everywhere and move decently, but most of the time there are pugs where I go completely blind, i just don't aim properly, lose all muscle memory, make fuckin stupid movements like juggling myself in the air and getting hit easily by soldiers, etc.
My incredibly colossal inconsistency makes me look like a really good player, and the next day as an Iron 500hr scout
I'm not sure if this is normal, if this has to do with lack of practice nor when will I stop doing this but it's really annoying, it has been happening for a long while now and I don't know how to keep improving so this stops happening. I've been thinking about lowering my sensitivity to an extreme point so twitchings aren't as harmful as they are being right now. I use 1.5@1080dpi, which is about 24-25cm/360º
sageCould you include the !div plugin? :)
what's that?
contact @quantic#5520 on discord, he's the developer and he's pretty active through there
sneaking this up here...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWcKT-G_eoU
oyeaWasn't there news of a SA team attending? What happened to that?
south america's economical situation doesn't quite help afford the costs of the travel of most of the teams' rosters
aratingaratawarit's not that hard, I learned portuguese through chapelaria and brazilian pugs, you get used to the common calls in other languages, apart from portuguese being a lot like spanish (written, spoken sounds like a monkey with down syndrome)best part about this is that spanish also sounds like an autistic chimpanzee to us
xdd