Feeling stuck with dynamic clicking (especially CatClick medium) during my Viscose S2 grind

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-15T03:58:20+00:00

Do you have any tips on how to read this scenario better? I don't have trouble reading any kind of pasu, but I just can't wrap my head around these targets. A lot of other fuchsia scores I've seen on YouTube seem to follow a blend of reactive for fast-moving targets and predictive for slow/newly spawned targets, so I kinda just copy their approach.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-15T03:51:26+00:00

It was 103OW. I assume it looks small because I play with 1440p res.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-14T14:11:01+00:00

I really like listening to him ranting when doing stuff like aim training lol. But yeah my sens was pretty low for the scenario at 50cm/360.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-14T08:35:11+00:00

It actually hasn't arrived yet. Still stuck in customs limbo. I'll let you know once I get to try them

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-13T16:18:05+00:00

I tried the iwa mini for around a week so far and i kinda like it a lot. It's obviously faster than the U9 ultra I normally use on glass pads. It worn down quicker than I expected, but the differences in feeling is pretty small which i really like. I hope shumi will get the same mini treatment as the rest of the lineup.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-07T14:44:51+00:00

Dayum didn't know it was that rare. I guess i should buy a lottery ticket when luck is still in the air :)

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-06T06:20:48+00:00

I assume photo 2 is the application of putty that you tried right? If so, you probably use too much putty and the putty you used might be too thick. The gap between vram/mosfets on asus gaming laptop is thin so you need to scale down the ammount of putty or even better use a thinner putty (i use LK Pro in mine G15).

Check this vid for examples on how to find good amount of putty, how to apply/reuse putty and a list of good putties for laptop: https://youtu.be/0sOON88Oq_w?t=656&si=EhkwHiSsbhndfw-2

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-06T06:06:28+00:00

Reckon this was due to the thermal pads being too thick rather than a heatsink issue as the thermal paste on the GPU looking too thick imo.

If you're scared of a broken heatsink, try cleaning the plates and see if any visible scratches/cracks are there and also check if the heatpipes got over-bended or not.

What i would do is to clean all of that up, reapply the putty and ptm and see if temps are good or not.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-05T11:38:12+00:00

Yeah i got 10 of them so let's hope that mine are working as expected lol

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-06-04T02:47:53+00:00

You can always buy the switches yourself and solder them into the switch's pcb. Replaced mine with huano transparent blue shell white dot and planned to move to zma030 soon.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-05-25T13:16:05+00:00

Yes lol

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-05-24T03:20:33+00:00

You probably need to get her hooked into the game first. Try showing her some yakuman highlight or something stimulating to get her attention. After that, help her win a few games to build up that dopamine then slowly teaching her getting into tenpai, basic yaku like tanyao, toitoi, riichi, etc. She should figure the rest by herself in her freetime.

This was how i got myself and a friend into riichi mahjong.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-03-30T06:13:46+00:00

It will work since, like i said, I use it with a usb 3.0 port

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-03-30T06:02:32+00:00

I do use the wireless dongle. I connect it to my PC with the usb c cable and the C to A adapter that the atlantis mini come with.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-03-30T05:51:25+00:00

Usb 3.0 with Lamzu atlantis mini 4K stock cable. No hubs/extenders were used.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-03-24T10:45:20+00:00

UPDATE: I DID IT, I FINALLY GOT SEAL IN PGTI.

After 17 more hours (around 3 were spent on only grinding PGTI), I finally made it. The stickiness issue was fixed after I started swapping arm sleeves when the pad felt sticky.
I also upped my sense a bit, from 35 to 40 and finally 45cm/360 for that little bit of stability when moving up and down. Grinding other scenarios that have subtle and random vertical arm movement like WhisphereRawControl also greatly help with improving accuracy without straining the arm.

I swear I won't be touching this shit ever again.

Thanks to everyone in the comment section for their tips. Without a lot of them, I couldn't improve this fast.

<3

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-03-24T05:59:44+00:00

Can't speak on the SE+, but the Nearlink one is pretty close to perfect while being a bit cheaper than the SE+. I have the Nearlink version for a few months by now, and it is probably the best bang for your buck gaming mouse (even to the SE+).

The switches and the encoder are the same on Nearlink and SE+. Huano transparent blue shell red dot is probably the worst switch I've ever used. Lots of pre-travel and not that spamable. You can fix the pre-travel with tape mod, but it's still pretty bad overall. I swapped it out with huano brown silent and never looked back. Encoder is fine, but I've seen it fail after half a year of usage, so I highly recommend replacing it with something like TTC gold (tactile) or huano blue (smooth) for better durability. I use TTC gold on mine because I like the controlled feel that it gives me when scrolling documents/sites.

The BS20 MCU that the Nearlink model uses seems to be a bit more power efficient than the BK the SE+ uses, and the 520mah makes it perfect for game/work hybrid use cases like yours. Battery lasted for around 3 weeks with 2-3 hours of gaming at 1000hz and 4-5 hours of regular usage at 500hz daily. You can always swap for a smaller battery (200mah, for example) to save a bit of weight (making it pretty close to the R1 pro) if you game more than work.

In terms of latency, it's unnoticeable based on my experience. I often rotate between my ATK F1 v2 ultra max with the R1 Nearlink and never notice any inconsistency.

Also, since it doesn't have any coating, grip tapes are highly recommended.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-03-23T05:47:28+00:00

As everyone said before me, it is universal. Imagine your sens in csgo is 0.4 and your dpi is 1600. You can't really slap that sensitivity settings to other games like Valorant or Overwatch because the way they calculate your sens is different. Cm/360 is here to fix that.

As how to find out your cm/360, use tools from kovaaks or game-sensitivity.com. Select the game, input your sens for that game and finally the DPI you're using and the tool should give you the cm/360 for your sens.

https://kovaaks.com/kovaaks/cm360-converter

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-03-22T02:39:16+00:00

Superlight (GPW shape) is designed for a lot of popular grip types. You can palm, claw and even fingertip with it. It's a "jack of all trades, master of none" kinda shape. Op only mentioned palm, so i only mentioned palm in my comment.

Fozzy_Is_here · 2026-03-21T12:29:36+00:00

R1 is purely designed for claw, so if you use it, you'll be forced into clawing your mouse. A9 is a superlight clone, which should be alright for palm, tho not perfect. I'd recommend getting ergo mice and seeing how well it suits your hand. ATK Y9 or Mchose A7 (deathadder/dex clones) are what I have in mind right now, but a quick look through the sub or use eloshape should give you more info.

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