The hell? I thought accel and prediction and skipping were the only things one had to avoid in a mouse sensor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYLrnQ0Did8

That's what originally made me want the shidenkai

I had wanted to pick up an Artisan Shidenkai when my old Roccat Sota started peeling, but heard some bad stuff about the coating wearing off easily.

Went and bought a Roccat Alumic instead as it was available locally. Nice smooth mousepad, very durable, though it's a bit small and the bottom edge can put some strain on the tendons of your hand if you don't have something under the pad(or don't use the wrist rest)

Sad there was no more of the tox that showed up against rapha.

Lava going huge in the bronze match.

edit: Holy shit gauntleted

You sir, are a genius.

Accidentally stumbled into a less convoluted right hand rollout:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O83a3R83px8&feature=youtu.be

Haven't experimented with it enough, but it shouldn't be hard to optimise further.

Because it's nice having a higher skill ceiling than the granary rollout.

Good to see you got some interesting insight from your time playing in Asia, tery.

I've tried both left and right rollouts pretty extensively, and the right one is notoriously hard to hit often enough for it to be a reasonable rollout. Even with the left rollout(minus the arch) it'll end up being pretty damn hard for most people to get a proper pogo jump.

I think a fence might server better than the arch there.

Wow, that match was something else.

Yeah, I know what you're saying because my cousin's like that although he only really does his own drums and lead guitar.

Thanks! I didn't add more details because the reference I used was an image of a bust from the Louvre that wasn't really detailed, and I wasn't too keen on making up detail for a form study.

Even today(that painting is around 18 months old) I don't like to focus on details too much except when a project requires it. At least when doing personal work and practice, I feel like studying composition, form and light/shade over details will allow me to drastically cut down on the initial time spent on a painting/illustration; and for me, that initial time spent doing mockups or thumbnail sketches is probably the most important to spend well.

Great music there. Do you compose all this yourself(excluding the covers)?

Had a blast watching Fraze at last year's winter DH.

I barely keep track of QL stuff despite the fact that I love watching good duels, so thanks for the reminder!

Thanks, but Potatov's video beats mine fairly efficiently.

In theory, that first ramp-slide out of spawn should be great because it minimises walking and gets you pretty far into that first hallway, but in practice it messes something up with timing(maybe just for me?).

There are also a few variations on the hallway pogo jump. One way is to have the 2nd sticky land just before the stair-ramp, and another is to use the first sticky to hit the ramp(getting a small slide off it) and delay the 2nd so it explodes in the air behind you as you surf off the stair-ramp. The first method is prone to very high jumps that land you in choke, but not close enough to the medkit. I've found the 2nd technique more reliable at nice horizontal trajectories, which give you a good surf off the slope at choke and put you right on the medkit.