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Recipe: 400-800 dpi + 1-1.5 sensivity + huge mousepad.
Thanks for the comments guys, but they can flick really far and it doesn't seem like they scale the whole mousepad in that short period of time. (If that makes any sense)
https://youtu.be/ZZHhigqTSLs?t=470
The idea is simple. When you have low eDPI (sensivity * dpi ) you have to drag your mouse more. This gives significant advantage, because for same move you have to do less precision on movement.
Try dragging your mouse exactly 1mm. Hard isn't it? 0.5 mm error in mouse positioning gives HUGE error in crosshair positioning.
Then try dragging it for ~10 cantimeters. Why approxemitly? Because error of 5-10 mm will give only few pixels error.
Hint second option is much easier. Because sub milimeter precision is harder to manage. Much harder.
Mots pro players use low sensivity (1-1.5) and dpi of 400-800.
tl;dr low sensivity allows you to do fast aims with minimal error.
https://youtu.be/ABNdTojanHw?t=37
look how he swings the mouse acroos the table. (0:37)
UPD: as a proof
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eBrBsn3mT0A5AqYnjkkp7SP4BHdBYzB6qhUliYvtkg8/edit?copiedFromTrash#gid=0
Table that contains dpi/sensivity of pro players.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI2GtQBAcmk