Cheers.

Yeah I use the mouse wheel to change weapons (apparently this is for mongos?) or even q.
I'll have a think about using what you said, but I guess I'll follow your advice and try and improve my aim. I'm just not at all used to high sens in games.

Roaring success so far, except that I can't hit shit with my shotgun. It looks like I'm using the mouse with my face when I try.

How would I go about having a difference sens for shotgun, if you'd be so kind?

Not confined to pubs, but all this 'x is aids, y is aids'.

People sound like morons when they talk like that.

My cousin teaches English at a university in Beijing.

Good money but he hates it. Too many people. I'll ask him for some tips. I also have a friend who lives in Tianjin, and he loves it. So I may as well ask him too :D

Seeing improvement already on soldier.

Thanks for your help guys, much appreciated :)

Aye.

As non-insightful as it is to hear, I think it really is true that you just have to play with what feels comfortable for you, even if it involves multiple sensitivities.

Anyway, if it's good enough for some of the best players, it's good enough for me.

Cheers team, will look into all of the above.

Appreciate it.

I know some people say different sens is daft because of its effect on muscle memory, but my 15 inch scout sens is just too slow for when I play soldier and probably demo too. I think mean soldier sens is about 9 inches, and I can see why. I'd probably have about 10 or 11 on soldier. I changed it today and instantly began hitting a lot more/ a lot more easily.

Alright chaps, apologies in advance because this has no doubt been asked before, but how exactly do I go about creating different sens for different classes please? Specifics, if you will.

Ideally without fucking up my game (i have a history of doing this when messing with files)

Can go no lower than 15 in on scout but that's too low for my soldier rocket jumping, and changing dpi on my mouse all the time is a ballache.

Funny thing is, a lot of the weapons like BB are rarely used in pubs.

When they are, it's usually just to fuck around.

I think because Valve have these questionable weapons in casual mode, even if they did want to ban them in the competitive mode, they'd feel like they couldn't just say ' here's competitive mode but you can't use these weapons we give you in other modes. '

The only thing that pisses me off is when people say 'ez' after a game, not just in pubs of course.

As an honourable English fellow, imo people should be gracious in victory.

Amusingly, it's very rarely being said by the players mainly responsible for the result.

Clockwork has said himself before that he used to watch demos of how other scouts aimed and then incorporated that into how he played.

So it seems like even the OP's aiming can benefit from studying CW's/

Probably got RSI but fuck my arm, well up for it.

English.

I jump on their heads and taunt, just to assert my superiority.

I wonder who has the worst setup.

I play with my mouse and keyboard on a 1/2 metre x 1/2 metre chest of drawers, and I sit on a wooden kitchen chair about 2 metres back from my tv.