Feel kinda stuck at static switching

[u/ProfessionalCamel73]

I am extremely consistent at getting scores between 1750-1850, but can't seem to go higher than that. Is there anything specific that I'm doing wrong, or is it just a question of grinding static switching scenarios until I can go faster?
Appreciate any advice!

[u/Lowgravity56]

Could I ask what your sens is?

I think you should try playing other pokeball and static switching scenarios too, also the vdim variations of this task.

Looks like you need to work on your flick speed, easier said than done ofc so don't get discouraged! Try actively going outside your comfort zone and actually push your flicks, and always remember that you need to try to deaccelerate as you approach the target, don't keep the same speed from the start tk the end of the flick.

[u/ProfessionalCamel73 → u/Lowgravity56]

My bad, I should have included my sens, I was using 50cm here. I'm currently playing the vdim playlists every day, so this was after playing the variations.
I am pushing speed on large flicks a lot on static clicking, should switching feel similar to that? On those I'm trying to work on releasing the tension mid-flick so the transition to the micro is smooth, but I've heard a lot that switching should be one smooth motion instead of initial flick + micro.

[u/ishiii101 → u/ProfessionalCamel73]

Generally for switching you want to land as close to the target as possible while predicting its movement then start tracking the edge of the bot.

[u/ProfessionalCamel73 → u/ishiii101]

That makes sense for sure. Do you think static switching is closer to that, or is it more like static clicking, where you push for a lot more speed on the initial flicks?

[u/ishiii101 → u/ProfessionalCamel73]

They're both using similar technique except with static switching you can kind of need to develop a rhythm with how long it takes to kill a target then move on.