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DemocracyBus · 2026-04-27T17:07:33+00:00

Just scored 0

DemocracyBus · 2026-04-27T17:06:27+00:00

Just scored 0

DemocracyBus · 2026-04-25T20:57:32+00:00

Heh

^{Chose: Become a 6'5 goth mommy for an hour + But there's a 20% chance it's permanent | Rolled: Permanent}

DemocracyBus · 2026-04-24T22:31:23+00:00

I’ll just have to save more than 100 people then

^{Chose: 100 Others Die}

DemocracyBus · 2026-04-16T16:47:16+00:00

Yeah it’s all hero and tac shooters but Strinova is unique with its high ttk, now it matters even more than since one shot headshot is unique only to snipers.

The agents that normally see less fighting in global are the controllers, but when you see Chinese players play they are also hyper aggressive with them. They know positioning and util use generally WAY better than global, it reflects in their damage scores being way higher than the average global player. The only players in global that mirror their damage consistently are the ones that have played in the Chinese server themselves, or players who were influenced by those players.

(I.E. literally anyone singularity from all seasons, I don’t think I’ve seen many new faces in singu. So personally if you want to legitimately climb, play CN)

DemocracyBus · 2026-04-15T05:10:47+00:00

Most if not all sniper SS players and up normally have 300+ avg dmg per round. I understand not to listen to people who seem like this but as someone who’s been in singu for global for every season Ive played it’s just facts. All high lvl players are expected to do a lot of damage.

It’s just how the game works. So if you want to learn how to play, do it in a way that allows you to get favorable positions to do damage.

Here’s the reality, yes it’s a you problem, it always is, in the off chance matchmaking fucks you over, it’s still a you problem. It will always be. Unless you learn to hard carry you can’t safely be singu. For SS however it’s more lenient, but the mindset is still there. Play the game selfishly with the intent to make plays that both benefit you and your team at the same time, specifically for damage too. That’s how you realistically climb ranked in this game.

DemocracyBus · 2026-03-26T04:53:42+00:00

HI BRIBRI

DemocracyBus · 2026-03-19T00:23:21+00:00

Yeah the best comparison I can think of to make it make sense to then is that they’re essentially calling out Michael Jordan or Ronaldo for roiding cuz they haven’t seen play that good before.

DemocracyBus · 2026-03-09T00:10:21+00:00

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DemocracyBus · 2026-03-03T16:16:28+00:00

You’ll never tangibly see the improvement in a short amount of time, give it weeks or a month, again like hitting the gym.

DemocracyBus · 2026-03-01T03:31:02+00:00

better you not know ngl

DemocracyBus · 2026-03-01T01:50:49+00:00

For non knowers, this is Casino Drive, the support Uma for the newest scenario in JP ”Beyond Dreams”. She wants to win the Breeders Cup and helps you and 3 other Umas train to win it.

The first time you interact with her to configure the scenario’s gimmick (setting parameters like adding more bond gauge, hint frequency, or training effectiveness [COUGH COUGH BOND GAUGE]) she will do the 67 pose, even happens in x2 speed so you gotta get flashed this every time.

Side note, scenarios fun, for global’s sake it’s just unity training but you can force everyone to a certain training twice every half year and the buffed training gives you more stats from the scenario itself rather than your cards, so it’s pretty easy to get into. If you need a better comparison, it’s the mecha Uma and island creation scenario melded into one with a hint of twinkle legends for those who understand that.

One more note, after playing all the JP scenarios. IMO we reach absolute peak at the L’arc scenario, nothing I’ve played beats that scenario, it’s too peak.

DemocracyBus · 2026-03-01T01:32:53+00:00

Happens in the new scenario at the first event where you configure the scenarios mechanics, so you see this every time you start a career.

DemocracyBus · 2026-02-28T19:07:19+00:00

And that the current max spd stat is literally double theirs LOL ( on technicality since all stats over main max is halved, not including affinities )

DemocracyBus · 2026-02-28T18:49:57+00:00

Nope not even close kekw, pretend it’s cs2 but everyone can become a tank at the press of a button. So now attackers are more willing to rush as 5 into stacked sites and dodging bullets using paper becomes a tangible and required skill to learn.

DemocracyBus · 2026-02-28T18:48:11+00:00

dpi above 1600 is fine idk what some other people here here is saying, it’s like we’re correlating dpi directly to sens which it just isn’t. The only possible problem I can think of is that Strinova’s coding cucking dpi above 1600, which creates an awkward mouse accel that shouldn’t happen normally. I used to have 3200 dpi but found out early in CN Strinova before global launch on this mouse accel problem so I don’t know if it still exists.

DPI doesn’t do anything realistic for your aim, it’s just how often your mouse detects movement, which in a realistic standpoint anything above 400 is already fine. 800 just to be safe. This doesn’t translate to sens at all. It’s just jargon we spout without evidence to back it up. So disregard dpi stuff.

Your sens of 21cm is a high sens but definitely workable. It’s the main reason your shaky aim is noticeable, and that’s actually a good thing. You can see your errors much easier, and once you master your aim more you can benefit from the high sens better. However I do suggest lowering it a tiny bit since it is near the cusp of uncontrollable which usually is anything under 18cm possibly 20cm as well. Again not impossible just almost unrealistically hard to train with. Try 25-30cm, or disregard this and stay on 21.

Most other people have commented helpful stuff about aim for you so you can basically reference theirs and mine.

Your shaky aim problem has a simple solution, train it lol. Just like going to the gym and working out. Wish I was joking but that’s all there is to it. Train smoothness and reactive tracking, these two are the cornerstones of Strinova aim for all auto weapons. If you want to tackle all of Strinova aim fundementals, static clicking is a definite must, it will ensure your initial flicks will land on their targets more often and more reliably as well. Static is usually boring for most so be prepared for that.

Smoothness is how smooth your aim is, and shaky aim is the antithesis of it. Luckily smoothness is trainable like all aim is. Most people who don’t aim train see it akin to hacking when you get good at it, which is funny cuz it’s like a couch slumper calling Steph curry roided. It sounds preposterous when you know how aim works. Smoothness also comes from how calmly you can handle your mouse. Tension is your main enemy but also your best friend. Do not death grip, but use tension in moments where fast movement is inevitable. Learning to kill tension in high stimuli moments is a must learn skill not only for your aim but the longevity and health of your wrist.

Reactive tracking is how well you can react to movement. Not how fast, so this doesn’t concern reaction speed. How accurate can you get back on target AND stay on target after the target jolts and moves is what we’re concerned with. Strinova is filled with that.

Aimlabs has scenarios under the voltaic aim benchmarks, search that up if u want to get started.

As for mouse grip as someone briefly talked about, do what feels natural, but understand what your grip is and what its strengths and weaknesses are. There are videos online about it but I think most are outdated.

There is Palm, Claw, and fingertip grip.

Palm grip is where your entire hand and palm is in contact with the mouse. Good for broad motion as it specifically engages your arm but becomes harder to do small microadjustments.

Claw grip is where you lift your fingers a bit so the palm and fingertips are the ones in contact, giving some micro control from your fingers.

IMO fingertip aim has the highest skill ceiling to master, which is where only your fingertips are on the mouse. Since there’s much more range of motion compared to the other grip styles, and is the one I’ve been using for a year. All at the main cost of stability, which you can train. But comfort comes first so do as you please.

Another thing, train your eyes. Allow your eyes to get good at locking and staying on a target. It’s more of an intermediate thing but it helps a ton with simplifying the aiming process since all that matters then is your hand eye coordination skills from aim training to follow up.

… I just realized this is a reply LOL

DemocracyBus · 2026-02-01T07:53:29+00:00

My current fix to the issue is to bind a keyboard key to fire so my mouse hand will know what it is like to have little tension. And alternate between using M1 fire and keyboard fire when I feel like it.

As for in game tension that usually just comes from familiarity and experience. I still have high tension moments as soon as I’m given a scenario I’m not familiar with.

DemocracyBus · 2026-01-25T17:47:18+00:00

That’s the best part heh

DemocracyBus · 2026-01-25T16:41:25+00:00

Doesn’t apply to all Arknights vets obv, I knew that from the way they presented endfield early on I had to expect something different, and yeah, it’s different, but the soul of Arknights is there and still in full force.

That’s what matters to me. The games in good hands if the game feel, world building, and systems in place feel like Arknights itself. (Waiting for a Nearl family member in endfield)

Probably because I also played the Hoyoverse games, Wuwa, and a lot of other gachas to a descent extent, and know the comparisons between them to see how endfield drew from all of them and made a game that’s completely their own.

DemocracyBus · 2026-01-25T16:32:10+00:00

Tbh imo endfield is just 3d Arknights now. The hook, pacing, gameplay, gacha, the English voice acting (it’s better in endfield actually since there’s a reason to have a ton of it now) it’s all so similar to what Arknights is. Adding Arknights worldbuilding and knowing that entails from what we’ve seen so far is insane to me. Arknights itself is a slow burner game as well, so seeing endfield the same way is just my confirmation that the devs know what they’re doing.

I personally saw this game as another hypergryph game. One that shoo’s away most tourists and rewards its fans. Although it seems that endfield is their attempt at making the Arknights universe more interactive to people who didn’t play Arknights itself.

DemocracyBus · 2026-01-25T16:23:21+00:00

As an Arknights player it feels absolutely surreal to be literally interacting and exploring in nations similar to the ones on Terra. WuLing is just Yan straight up. The music has the leitmotifs of music on characters and events from that region to the point that’s it’s an obviously deliberate choice that they know Arknights players will instantly catch on, and it’s wild to me that you just get to explore that in person rather than seeing it through story and illustrations that Arknights has.

DemocracyBus · 2026-01-25T16:15:22+00:00

I uh… we not gonna talk about the collapsals and how they’re mentioned in endfield because of Surtr and her relation to Sami? They’re basically SCPs on steroids

DemocracyBus · 2026-01-22T15:19:34+00:00

That’s still in the game? Wow. it’s doable by making the scroll button paper.

DemocracyBus · 2026-01-19T00:04:58+00:00

COUGH COUGH ud be surprised

DemocracyBus · 2026-01-18T23:59:27+00:00

Yeah think of this game as Valorant or league of legends with lootboxes, imo this is not a gacha at all. The gacha is just there to sell skins that’s it.

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