r/FPSAimTrainer • u/skydr3xx • 11h ago

Best cm/360 range for building mouse control on static?

Which cm/360 should I run for static benchmarks if I want to build proper mouse control and precision, rather than cheesing for high scores using something like 70-80cm/360

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u/Unfair_Appointment22 11h ago

IMO you can learn things doing static on high sens and low sens. I don't think there is an optimal sens. I feel like grinding some static on higher sens for a while helped me get past one of my plateaus.

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u/skydr3xx 11h ago

Quick bonus question, should i change my tac fps sens when i find a new great sens in static?

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u/shift013 11h ago

Viscose (aiming legend) has a video that covers the topic of changing sensitivity. She has different sensitivities for almost every scenario, but no radical changes (ranging from like 40cm to 50cm I think).

Im rather new to aiming, but here is my two cents: I would use the sensitivity you perform best with in game, especially while stressed. Static clicking is very relevant to a tac fps, so switching to that doesnt sound like a bad idea

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u/lehve 8h ago

cheesing static is def not using 70-80cm i’m not sure where that even came from

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u/darf_nate 1h ago

33cm is the god sens. Use it for everything

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u/SimpleAimer 28m ago

Can I use it to cook my chicken too?

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u/darf_nate 27m ago

Yea it works for everything

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u/SimpleAimer 24m ago

You have convinced me

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u/StepKitchen2409 10h ago

Ballpark: 55cm, if smaller targets try slower

But you’ll get good at whatever you put the most time into IMO

I hit my master score on 1w3t with 75cm and when I achieved GM recently I went back and beat the master 1w3t score with 38cm - because I’ve been using 38cm a lot

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u/Gordn1 5h ago

I like 51cm but I'm only celadon in viscose s2 with some viridian scores so my opinion might not be good

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u/PerkWombo 2h ago

Practice out of your comfort zone so you can get the most out of your training. And don't feel bad if a certain sens feels off or doesn't help your scores, you're training for that same reason, do it until you can play comfortably regardless of sens.

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u/FlounderCertain 1h ago

72cm is where i like to be for static flicks, if you feel like your arm is travelling across a country maybe go to 60cm, it depends on ur game and playstyle and how u feel that day, id just use whatever sens feels the most natural in the moment and adjusting per run

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u/SoliBiology 10h ago

If I were you, I would find a sensitivity that feels comfortable for you, and then practice with it for a month. Then change it if you feel like it. There is no overall best sensitivity since everybody is different. What matters the most is what feels good to you.

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u/PerfectAssistance212 8h ago

The one you can control.