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Quoted from Sekhel

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Almost no one uses an equivalent sens in windows and in games – and if you cant aim with the same sens you use ingame (say, TF2 or Quake) in that “exact aim dot” game, it’s COMPLETELY useless though… :/

Unless there is a massive discrepancy it won’t matter due to the relative variance from your prior crosshair position anyway.

0.2622 medic/scout
slowest 0.36
fastest 0.19

Will try again after some sleep/breakfast/etc.

Quoted from Sekhel

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That was pure luck (blind lucky click) or a lie… :)

Yeah more or less. :P
I kinda accidentally clicked it, happened to be the right moment. The rest was around 0.23 if i remember correctly. :3

Quoted from Sekhel

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Erm.. What?
Doesn’t matter if the enemy is 50km or 50cm away, what matter is how much degrees you need to turn… And that’s allways the same (actually it isn’t, with some weapons, thanks to the spread – but let’s assume you’re using a sniper rifle and the enemy model is 1 pixel width).

Sens (well, not sens, but how much cm you need to do a 360º) is everything… At least for me, my aim is 200% better with 23cm/360º than with just 20cm/360º (and that’s just 3cm, 13% difference).

so basically your saying that your shit at this minigame

Quoted from Sketch

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so basically your saying that your shit at this minigame

I think he’s saying that the minigames are utterly useless for actually practicing aiming, at least for a mid/low sense player who needs muscle memory, dunno about high sens, maybe they get something out of those.

maps like tr_aim_training_b13 or something like that are way better for actually improving your aim/muscle memory.

0.2107 average as solly

0.2234 Medic

0.211 medic

at first

got 0.200 once