I was going through the vod to see what peripherals they were using, nice to have it all in one short video :) also cool to see their grip style and how they position their pad and keyboard, completely different from how i do it, i have 30cm of desk space infront of the pad and keyboard to rest my ellbows.
Great footage! Nice to see the kind of setups these top players use. 0:15 Cool to see how little movement there is of the forearm of toxjq, who arguably has the best LG. He uses mostly wrist aim huh
I have added Athena's Quotes to initial set of videos, because it was Quake II Remaster year - this video was originally posted on Twitter before tournament even started ;-)
I guess it depends to what you compare it to. They all in the 30cm 360 ballpark, Quakers uses sens a bit higher than on most competitive fps games because there are no headshots, the maps are smaller and the movements and more specifically combats are usually a bit more extreme in terms of camera rotations.
@@attractivegd9531Most of them use "low" mouse sensitivity. I compare it to In-Game Settings, like DPI 400 / 3.0 (In-Game). Most of them propably use DPI 800 and low mous sens. Watch Toxiq, Maxter and K1llsen. How they put their mouse in the air and their movement. It seens like a low sensitivity, for more precise aiming.
@@thomasbergmann2870 No actually they all pretty much use medium to high sens. I know this for a fact as I've watched their Twitch channels and have seen their settings. Rapha the champ uses 2.32 with a bit of accel which is pretty darn high and some guys use even higher than that (Dramis is the highest I think).
it's not really about mouse sensitivity it's about always having your mouse in default position. For example you going around the corner moving your mouse to the left but there could be enemy around the corner on the left but your hand are twisted already and you cant move your mouse to the left anymore. That makes you not ready to fight. So you have to waste time picking up your mouse moving it and placing back to mouse pad to default position and only after that you can fight enemy. A lot of time wasted wasted opportunity to initiate the fight wasted stack because most likely during this manipulations with he mouse you will receive some damage. So to avoid you simply move your mouse in small moves rather then big swipes. Instead of doing one long turn around the corner you making two or three small moves so when you enter the room your hand would not be twisted and you will be ready for any sort of situation.
Take a look at the chairs :)
Insane to see the best FPS talent in one room!
Ty for the insights!
I was going through the vod to see what peripherals they were using, nice to have it all in one short video :)
also cool to see their grip style and how they position their pad and keyboard, completely different from how i do it, i have 30cm of desk space infront of the pad and keyboard to rest my ellbows.
Great footage! Nice to see the kind of setups these top players use.
0:15 Cool to see how little movement there is of the forearm of toxjq, who arguably has the best LG. He uses mostly wrist aim huh
sick thanks
More plz 😂
Awesome!!!
For me the best display of Quake was in a particual match of this QCon: Vengeur V StrongSage on Deep.
+100% agree
nice to see all thoses top players and personnalities! love 'em all
Vengeur's distance from monitor is very optimized
Not to mention shrinked screen of Strongsage
Dude's going to have eye issues sooner rather than later, due to eye strain from focusing on something so close for prolonged periods.
@@eyetacdamn
R.I.P., QuakeCon2024...
Im surprised none of them have their full arm, up to the elbow, on the table.
How I play kek
Yeah, was just thinking the same. After about half an hour with elbow in air it becomes impossible to play, at least for me...
as someone that has bad joints that sounds like murder
So, the PC's and monitors are all the same, but every player brings their own keyboard, mouse, mouse-pad, what about head-sets?
man those flimsy tables and that table cloth from babushka
Cool
Whay mouse is toxic using now? I thought he was forever using the WMO1.1a lol
And where was John Carmack..?
1:32 tf is that monitor/res? lol and i wanna know why he use that
+1
this is why i don't play qc and why i still play q3 and ql. noobz.
What monitor they use, I mean ones that on this video? Who is the manufacturer?
Alienware 27"
@@QuakePub thank you!
Jesus, please get them better chairs at least. I can't imagine those being comfortable when you sit for too long
Do you know what komputers they got to play on lans ?
Some prebuilds by Alienware, but not sure with specs.
@@QuakePub thanks
The guy with sleeve 😂 thinks that helps 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
mices
Who's a hotshot now? tf 🤦♂
I have added Athena's Quotes to initial set of videos, because it was Quake II Remaster year - this video was originally posted on Twitter before tournament even started ;-)
Стулья какие-то спартанские, как на них можно нормально сидеть, могли бы игровые кресла предложить
Look how hectic they move their mices. I guess, they use a pretty low mouse sensitivity.
I guess it depends to what you compare it to. They all in the 30cm 360 ballpark, Quakers uses sens a bit higher than on most competitive fps games because there are no headshots, the maps are smaller and the movements and more specifically combats are usually a bit more extreme in terms of camera rotations.
@@attractivegd9531Most of them use "low" mouse sensitivity.
I compare it to In-Game Settings, like DPI 400 / 3.0 (In-Game).
Most of them propably use DPI 800 and low mous sens.
Watch Toxiq, Maxter and K1llsen. How they put their mouse in the air and their movement. It seens like a low sensitivity, for more precise aiming.
@@thomasbergmann2870 No actually they all pretty much use medium to high sens. I know this for a fact as I've watched their Twitch channels and have seen their settings. Rapha the champ uses 2.32 with a bit of accel which is pretty darn high and some guys use even higher than that (Dramis is the highest I think).
it's not really about mouse sensitivity it's about always having your mouse in default position. For example you going around the corner moving your mouse to the left but there could be enemy around the corner on the left but your hand are twisted already and you cant move your mouse to the left anymore. That makes you not ready to fight. So you have to waste time picking up your mouse moving it and placing back to mouse pad to default position and only after that you can fight enemy. A lot of time wasted wasted opportunity to initiate the fight wasted stack because most likely during this manipulations with he mouse you will receive some damage. So to avoid you simply move your mouse in small moves rather then big swipes. Instead of doing one long turn around the corner you making two or three small moves so when you enter the room your hand would not be twisted and you will be ready for any sort of situation.
@@thomasbergmann2870 You're not very bright