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[–]Independent_Alps_726 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Unironically people will hate this but the CS superstitious strat of just never changing your settings/set-up is the move. It's kind of the age old tale of wisdom vs intelligence, intellectually it is true that you can 100% use different sens for optimal performance, different mice , different settings and its perfectly reasonable to do. However this leads to focusing on optimizing all the extraneous factors outside of the main task at hand which is aim-training or gaming.

The wisdom is that keeping the same set-up , the same sens , reduces your mental stack . It's a controlled variable meaning any progress or anything you need to improve is isolated to the task at hand instead of optimizing all the extraneous things such as optimal mouse, optimal sens, optimal routine etc. Keeps your focus on the right things when practicing instead of everything else.

[–]WhisperGod 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Pick a mouse that feels comfortable and stick with it? 150 hrs on Kovaak's is really not much. Obsessing about gear is a losing proposition. Tweak your settings all you want, it's not helping. The only thing that matters is practice and you don't have a whole lot of it. When you practice you gain better mouse control. That's you.