162 avg
Reaction time
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tfw people complain about 250ms
tfw people complain about 250ms[img]http://i.imgur.com/B82GVNZ.png[/img]
177ms average
Gonna consistently do this though to try see how low I can go
Best score I got was 64ms, but I guess it was a bit of a pre-click
177ms average
Gonna consistently do this though to try see how low I can go
Best score I got was 64ms, but I guess it was a bit of a pre-click
Gonna consistently do this though to try see how low I can go
Best score I got was 64ms, but I guess it was a bit of a pre-click
with g303 144
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf
with g303 144
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf
Mukhtar1with g303 144
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf
the problem with the sheep dash ones is that it you can react to a sheep moving based off the sounds which auditory reaction time is significantly faster than visual reaction time.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4456887/
They measured visual reaction time at around 180-200ms while auditory reaction time is 140-160ms
A study was carried out by Thompson et al.[9] has documented that the mean RT to detect visual stimuli is approximately 180–200 ms, whereas for sound it is around 140–160 ms. Researches by Kemp[10] show that an auditory stimulus takes only 8–10 ms to reach the brain, but on the other hand, a visual stimulus takes 20-40 ms. Therefore, since the auditory stimulus reaches the cortex faster than the visual stimulus, the ART is faster than the VRT.
[quote=Mukhtar1]with g303 144
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf[/quote]
the problem with the sheep dash ones is that it you can react to a sheep moving based off the sounds which auditory reaction time is significantly faster than visual reaction time.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4456887/
They measured visual reaction time at around 180-200ms while auditory reaction time is 140-160ms
[quote] A study was carried out by Thompson et al.[9] has documented that the mean RT to detect visual stimuli is approximately 180–200 ms, whereas for sound it is around 140–160 ms. Researches by Kemp[10] show that an auditory stimulus takes only 8–10 ms to reach the brain, but on the other hand, a visual stimulus takes 20-40 ms. Therefore, since the auditory stimulus reaches the cortex faster than the visual stimulus, the ART is faster than the VRT.[/quote]
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf[/quote]
the problem with the sheep dash ones is that it you can react to a sheep moving based off the sounds which auditory reaction time is significantly faster than visual reaction time.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4456887/
They measured visual reaction time at around 180-200ms while auditory reaction time is 140-160ms
[quote] A study was carried out by Thompson et al.[9] has documented that the mean RT to detect visual stimuli is approximately 180–200 ms, whereas for sound it is around 140–160 ms. Researches by Kemp[10] show that an auditory stimulus takes only 8–10 ms to reach the brain, but on the other hand, a visual stimulus takes 20-40 ms. Therefore, since the auditory stimulus reaches the cortex faster than the visual stimulus, the ART is faster than the VRT.[/quote]
ComangliaMukhtar1with g303 144
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf
the problem with the sheep dash ones is that it you can react to a sheep moving based off the sounds which auditory reaction time is significantly faster than visual reaction time.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4456887/
They measured visual reaction time at around 180-200ms while auditory reaction time is 140-160ms
A study was carried out by Thompson et al.[9] has documented that the mean RT to detect visual stimuli is approximately 180–200 ms, whereas for sound it is around 140–160 ms. Researches by Kemp[10] show that an auditory stimulus takes only 8–10 ms to reach the brain, but on the other hand, a visual stimulus takes 20-40 ms. Therefore, since the auditory stimulus reaches the cortex faster than the visual stimulus, the ART is faster than the VRT.
the leaf-crumbling sound it makes for the sheep dashing is very quiet and i've honestly never even noticed, but maybe that's why i have a similar avg on the two games
trying to listen to it now but i think it's slightly delayed, starts after the sheep has already crossed the first vertical line marker thing
anyway, having super amazing benchmark reaction time isn't going to give you a considerable advantage compared to a guy with barely avg rt in-game. tf2 is a game of how fast you can move your hands and how well you can keep track of everyone around you to dodge spam in a midfight etc
[quote=Comanglia][quote=Mukhtar1]with g303 144
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf[/quote]
the problem with the sheep dash ones is that it you can react to a sheep moving based off the sounds which auditory reaction time is significantly faster than visual reaction time.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4456887/
They measured visual reaction time at around 180-200ms while auditory reaction time is 140-160ms
[quote] A study was carried out by Thompson et al.[9] has documented that the mean RT to detect visual stimuli is approximately 180–200 ms, whereas for sound it is around 140–160 ms. Researches by Kemp[10] show that an auditory stimulus takes only 8–10 ms to reach the brain, but on the other hand, a visual stimulus takes 20-40 ms. Therefore, since the auditory stimulus reaches the cortex faster than the visual stimulus, the ART is faster than the VRT.[/quote][/quote]
the leaf-crumbling sound it makes for the sheep dashing is very quiet and i've honestly never even noticed, but maybe that's why i have a similar avg on the two games
trying to listen to it now but i think it's slightly delayed, starts after the sheep has already crossed the first vertical line marker thing
anyway, having super amazing benchmark reaction time isn't going to give you a considerable advantage compared to a guy with barely avg rt in-game. tf2 is a game of how fast you can move your hands and how well you can keep track of everyone around you to dodge spam in a midfight etc
with abyssus 165
imo ship dash is alot better and less nerve-racking if you get anxious waiting for the green http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf[/quote]
the problem with the sheep dash ones is that it you can react to a sheep moving based off the sounds which auditory reaction time is significantly faster than visual reaction time.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4456887/
They measured visual reaction time at around 180-200ms while auditory reaction time is 140-160ms
[quote] A study was carried out by Thompson et al.[9] has documented that the mean RT to detect visual stimuli is approximately 180–200 ms, whereas for sound it is around 140–160 ms. Researches by Kemp[10] show that an auditory stimulus takes only 8–10 ms to reach the brain, but on the other hand, a visual stimulus takes 20-40 ms. Therefore, since the auditory stimulus reaches the cortex faster than the visual stimulus, the ART is faster than the VRT.[/quote][/quote]
the leaf-crumbling sound it makes for the sheep dashing is very quiet and i've honestly never even noticed, but maybe that's why i have a similar avg on the two games
trying to listen to it now but i think it's slightly delayed, starts after the sheep has already crossed the first vertical line marker thing
anyway, having super amazing benchmark reaction time isn't going to give you a considerable advantage compared to a guy with barely avg rt in-game. tf2 is a game of how fast you can move your hands and how well you can keep track of everyone around you to dodge spam in a midfight etc
I found putting my eyes closer to the screen got me my best results, may be placebo though.
I found putting my eyes closer to the screen got me my best results, may be placebo though.
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