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If low sens is better why cracked players use high

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#1
Jedeco

I noticed that a lot of the cracked players are like .4+ sens? I'm not saying low or high is better, just curious..

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kfan4238173
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low sens is cringe

truly good aimers use high

#3
Jedeco
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kfan4238173 [#2]

low sens is cringe

truly good aimers use high

Yeah I play both .32 and .41 at 800, but I noticed like the cracked aimers are even higher lol.

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Ballsamolee
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There isn't any correlation. It just happens to be that if you use high sens, your clips and shots and stuff look flashier.

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Itsover
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Alfa 0.23,Suygetsu alternates bw 0.25 and 0.2, chichoo 0.21, KK 0.1 1600, old yay 0.27, Leo 0.205, there are plenty of good aimers with low sens.

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Itsover [#5]

Alfa 0.23,Suygetsu alternates bw 0.25 and 0.2, chichoo 0.21, KK 0.1 1600, old yay 0.27, Leo 0.205, there are plenty of good aimers with low sens.

DPI?? all 1600?

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mnkykng
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Aatreya [#6]

DPI?? all 1600?

800

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hxnW
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Aatreya [#6]

DPI?? all 1600?

All 800

#9
DevoidDecoy
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it's easier to microadjust on lower sens more consistently, but once you have pretty decent aim/muscle memory, higher sens is probably better to hit harder shots.

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Dallyn
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I thought so too but I looked at all the highest hs% players from last year and the average sense was 0.3 800 dpi

#11
HongEunchae
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because high sens is pure talent

not disregarding the hard work low sens players do but its borderline impossible to go pro if you were decent at the game and played with high sens

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kfan4238173
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Dallyn [#10]

I thought so too but I looked at all the highest hs% players from last year and the average sense was 0.3 800 dpi

Hs% does not mean aim

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hxnW [#8]

All 800

its so much work bro also how can u move your mouse that fast(jett updraft opshot by yay on haven a site against zeta if u remember) if its that slow

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akcolade
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practicing aim on high sens is far more fun than low sens so perhaps high sens players get more aim practice in

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WhoseTao
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HongEunchae [#11]

because high sens is pure talent

not disregarding the hard work low sens players do but its borderline impossible to go pro if you were decent at the game and played with high sens

Somewhat agree, being good with high sens requires more mechanical ability which is mainly talent, slower sens aims to take advantage of the games mechanics such as crosshair placements and what not, which is also why I firmly believe that the best aimers in general will not automatically be the best aimers in valorant

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akcolade
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akcolade [#14]

practicing aim on high sens is far more fun than low sens so perhaps high sens players get more aim practice in

additionally most aim training scenarios promote high sens

#17
ArterieX
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I used to have .34 on 1600dpi three years ago Now i play on .11 on 1600 and yeah low sens is superior for controlled aim and clean shots but fast sens lets u hit really good clips

#18
Kuraokami99
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no one sens is best, its personal preference + playstyle

#19
ArterieX
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Kuraokami99 [#18]

no one sens is best, its personal preference + playstyle

True

#20
butterdog_dogwithdabutter
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kfan4238173 [#2]

low sens is cringe

truly good aimers use high

i sit at 1.5x1000 dpi am i not the goat

#21
Divi
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That's just preference, it's easier to hit a cracked looking hospital flick with high sens in general cause you have to move less, yes, but that doesn't mean you can't be cracked on low sens. Just look at Kang Kang, Demon1, Alfajer, Chichoo and Kaajak. All these players cracked as hell mechanically and have around the same edpi average, all use low sens, and I guarantee you that if you've seen some of their plays, you wouldn't even think they were using low sens with how fast they are

#22
ocTen
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I am at 0.36 1200. Is this any good? I can't really use Pros' sens. Feels like my wrist gonna fly off.

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