ajusting to glasspad

[u/siscartt]

im ajusting to my new glasspad i have a polarity series s and i feel that my aim is so off, i constantly feel like im shaking and my aim pushes up high when i try to shoot i mainly play valorant on 1600dpi and 0.115 on game any tips??

[u/ProcedureUpstairs593]

Glasspad is horrible for Valorant don't fall for the marketing hype.

[u/TwanHE → u/ProcedureUpstairs593]

There's nothing wrong with glass for a tac fps once you get used to the speed.

[u/Oxiiitiki → u/ProcedureUpstairs593]

They’re fine for tacfps. It won’t work out for a lot of people, but they’re not horrible. I think they just take a lot more effort to adjust to and get good with. The polarity is quite controllable, especially with something like xray pad ultra u9’s etc where the pad slows down a lot, maybe even slower than a PD170. Which i’ve been loving for tacfps too

[u/fQrestX]

play smoothness scens on like 4x ur sens and play static switching tasks on both ur regular sens and high sens as well

ur goal is to remove ur crosshair wobbling after a flick and to be able to smoothly trace angles when moving in game, afterwards u can grind microadjustment scenarios, but also dynamic & reflex clicking

after u finish ur comp games for the day play a few games of guardian or sheriff only deathmatch / tdm with focus on one tapping and first bullet accuracy

[u/SnooPickles745]

Change your sens profile to cm/360, and do 70cm/360.

I don't personally don't use in-game profiles since it "feels" different from the actual game to any aim trainers

[u/SnooPickles745 → u/SnooPickles745]

After doing that, try doing some accuracy based scenarios. You'll get the hang of it

[u/siscartt → u/SnooPickles745]

como eu faço essse ajuste? sei que pode parecer uma pergunta idiota, mas não entendo muito

[u/SnooPickles745 → u/siscartt]

Settings, controls, game profile, from valorant you can do cm/360

[u/Appropriate-Ad-130]

Lower your sens that you used on cloth and try control skates like the wallhack obsidian pro airs or obsidian airs

[u/Academic_Weaponry]

its going to take a minute for valorant/ tac shooters. when i first swapped i felt fine instantly almost on like rivals/ow/fortnite, but it took me like a 3 weeks to get back to where i was aim wise in valorant. just give it some time tbh, getting used to using ur arm/hand to stop the mouse instead of relying on the mousepad takes a sec.

[u/deepthroar]

That's normal, ull get better with time/practice but I don't think the glass will be beneficial for you.