Weird feeling while playing

[Beetus]

I am terrible at FPS games, so I downloaded this to improve. Whenever I play aimlabs, I get this feeling in my hand/forearm like its going to explode and I need to shake it out. I also weirdly feel the need to scratch my cuticles.

Does anyone else get this feeling? I get the same feeling when playing osu.

[76561199555710360]

Not sure if this will solve your problem, but try lowering your sensitivity in-game a bit. I've experienced something similar with my hand when trying high sens and occasionally tension in my forearm playing with a super low sens.

Additionally, perhaps try a couple of tracking tasks (no strafing) before you get into the flicking tasks. I like to warm up my arm first whenever I start practicing and I feel that circumvents forcing muscles to move that shouldn't be moving. Try my playlist if you want. :)

If that doesn't help at all let me know.

[d3fct]

Your sens is too high if it hurts, your tensing up too much and fighting it.

Try for a high dpi and low game sense, start at 1600 dpi anything lower will introduce input lag (I prefer 2000).

You can also try the utility within aim lab to find your sens.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2FxRiZzG0I

[Sіlncr]

Ergonomics are very hard, welcome to reality. Optimal position of wrist on the table incredibly hard to achieve.

[Edgar from Brawl Stars]

You should watch a video of Ron Rambo Kim (Something like that, on youtube). There's a video to show how should you posture your hand, wrist, fingers, forearm, shoulder, body etc. for being fit and to avoid injuries.

[d3fct]

Originally posted by Edgar from Brawl Stars:

You should watch a video of Ron Rambo Kim (Something like that, on youtube). There's a video to show how should you posture your hand, wrist, fingers, forearm, shoulder, body etc. for being fit and to avoid injuries.

Agree'd posture and proper mechanics should help improve also.