Mousepad with wristrest?

[visioN]

Lately I have been deciding on my sensitivity and mouse placement to improve my game, I use a razer vepulsa mouse mat and I don't know if I should buy a different mousepad without a wrist rest. This mousemat seems to me that it helps me with aiming sometimes but it makes me have to lift my mouse off the mat resulting in ♥♥♥♥ tons of anger because it gets annoying.

// Long story short, are mousemats with wrist rests good for gaming?

[visioN]

Also, anyone know a great sensitivity to reduce lifting the mouse off the mousemat? I mainly go for headshots with the AK-47 if that helps

[LowlyPatzer]

I play with a huge mousepad with no wrist rest. Its just a hinderence to your dexerity

[teelr]

No one can help with sensitivity problems you have to find out what fits you best. And I personally use wrist rests and it works fine for me when I'm playing CS:GO. Sorry I couldn't help that much, but honestly I don't think you have to buy a new mousepad for improved gameplay just play with the settings until you feel like it works for you. :)

[visioN]

Thanks for the help!

[DPK]

Originally posted by Chance:

I play with a huge mousepad with no wrist rest. Its just a hinderence to your dexerity

Pretty much this. Your forearm is supposed to move when you're aiming, if you're doing it with just the wrist, you're obviously playing on a really high sensitivity which isn't good at all in FPS games like cs. Lower your sens, buy a bigger mousepad and practice.

[visioN]

Originally posted by DPK:

Originally posted by Chance:

I play with a huge mousepad with no wrist rest. Its just a hinderence to your dexerity

Pretty much this. Your forearm is supposed to move when you're aiming, if you're doing it with just the wrist, you're obviously playing on a really high sensitivity which isn't good at all in FPS games like cs. Lower your sens, buy a bigger mousepad and practice.

Thank you!

[just.kamk /idle]

Originally posted by DPK:

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Pretty much this. Your forearm is supposed to move when you're aiming, if you're doing it with just the wrist, you're obviously playing on a really high sensitivity which isn't good at all in FPS games like cs. Lower your sens, buy a bigger mousepad and practice.

So 35 cm / 360° is high sens now?
(that's 17,78" per / 360°)

[DPK]

Originally posted by just.kamk:

Originally posted by DPK:

....
Pretty much this. Your forearm is supposed to move when you're aiming, if you're doing it with just the wrist, you're obviously playing on a really high sensitivity which isn't good at all in FPS games like cs. Lower your sens, buy a bigger mousepad and practice.

So 35 cm / 360° is high sens now?
(that's 17,78" per / 360°)

Where do these numbers come from?

[just.kamk /idle]

Originally posted by DPK:

Originally posted by just.kamk:

So 35 cm / 360° is high sens now?
(that's 17,78" per / 360°)

Where do these numbers come from?

My sens, no accell, and i rarely move my forearm. MAGIC!

[DPK]

Originally posted by just.kamk:

Originally posted by DPK:

Where do these numbers come from?

My sens, no accell, and i rarely move my forearm. MAGIC!

If you rarely move you're forearm and you only need 35cm to make a full 360, then yeah it's a really high sens. Can I ask what DPI and ingame sens you're using?

[just.kamk /idle]

Originally posted by DPK:

Originally posted by just.kamk:

My sens, no accell, and i rarely move my forearm. MAGIC!

If you rarely move you're forearm and you only need 35cm to make a full 360, then yeah it's a really high sens.

So what are the settings you use?
Including the dpi / cpi of your mouse, and your accell (if you use it).

[DPK]

Originally posted by just.kamk:

Originally posted by DPK:

If you rarely move you're forearm and you only need 35cm to make a full 360, then yeah it's a really high sens.

So what are the settings you use?
Including the dpi / cpi of your mouse, and your accell (if you use it).

400 dpi, 1 ingame sens no accel. What's yours?

[just.kamk /idle]

900 dpi, 1.32, no accel, raw input.

And holy s*h*i*t, if it's correct your "actual" sens would be around 103 cm / 360. ~25cm per 90° turn is quite heavy.

Edit: seriously, i don't believe it :P

[DPK]

Originally posted by just.kamk:

900 dpi, 1.32, no accel, raw input.

And holy s*h*i*t, if it's correct your "actual" sens would be around 103 cm / 360. ~25cm per 90° turn is quite heavy.

It indeed is. I'm trying to put my ingame sens a little higher for checking corners more quickly but I have a hard time adjusting to it. My aim has gone down quite a bit because of it and I have a hard time controlling my spray properly. I'm trying ingame sens of 1.2 and I still find it too "quick" for my taste when it comes to aiming at long distances.

[just.kamk /idle]

Which rank are you playing at? And which kind of engagements do you prefer?
Edit: also rather important: which maps & positions do you think you play best on?