@@coolingchips1410 Usually artisan pads last somewhere between 6 to 12 months, but that also depends on which pad for instance their Hein lasts longer than their other pads, a lot of people reported that there Zero has gotten muddier after a years use, so we are assuming thats similar to the Type99 since both are control pads. However, Artisan themselves suggest changed pads every 3 months, which we believe is a bit extreme.
10/10 video, I was watching through to send it to a noober friend and we use the same gear and literally use the same approximative techniques to setup ourselves, was suprirsed to see you recommend the fist under the monitor thing :)
So lowering the chair made me able to control better but then I am naturally moving my arm away from my body because I m unable to do make long flicks or rotate 180 when in this position.
If your chair isn't able to scoot in to give you the correct monitor distance length, then we suggest the following 2 solutions: 1 - Bring in the setup closer, if that doesn't allow you to have a good arm placement though move on to the 2nd solution. 2 - Add something to support your back on your chair, i.e a pillow, this will make your seating more comfortable aswell as it will bring you forward.
My personal problem with my setup is my table's height, that cannot be changed, it's one of those ikea with the drawers, it just feel weird when im at home gaming, unlike the table at my office. I see myself rising my chair a lot for it to feel similiar, but then comes the problem where my feet aren't touching the floor, wich people say is bad posture... Also this is a really well made video, you deserve more subs and views Oblivity, much love.
So one thing we can suggest is getting a footrest in this case, this will completely support your posture as well as give you a bit more freedom to adjust. There are options where the footrest is height adjustable.
so i have a small desk which makes contact with the desk impossible as exlplained here 3:39.this is because the armwrests hit the feet of the chair(sry not a native speaker dont know how to call those)
hey man i am in a bit of a slump for the past month can you focus your next vid on that? i think people will be educated and helped if you make avid abt it thanks !
Every single time I've been in a slump, it has been because of my mousepad getting very old and too slow. I keep my setup always the same and the mousepad is always the only thing that changes over time, as cloth pads get slower over time.
@@CybearsComp Yeah, but it has always been that for myself. Btw if you still haven't, I would really recommend buying kovaak's. Just playing it and trying different scenarios makes you understand what's hard for you really quick. Most of the time slumps actually aren't because of "lack in mechanics" though. It's almost entirely in lack of focus and bad decision making.
The key is to always strike a balance, juice the benefits. Start by placing your mouse and keyboard next to eachother like in the video, then incrementally move the keyboard away till it reaches a position where it doesnt intrude on your mouse movements. The idea is that the closer the peripherals are to eachother, the better.
Ive tried to put my keybord touching my mousepad but i cant because its uncomfortable to aim with my mouse closer to me, i like to put my mouse behind my monitor.
for the keyboard placement thing, im using low sensitivity like about 62cm and when i turn 180 i tend hit my mouse right on keyboard which makes me really scared about the mouse having a crack what can i do to fix this problem?
We get you on this --- in this instance what you want to do, is use the starting point, as pointed in the video, where keyboard makes contact with the mousepad, find your comfortable tilt, and then further just a bit away until this doesn't happen, go by increments till you find a balance.
So I was doing the keyboard one multiple times when I put my keyboard far from my mouse and I shot while moving and move while shooting and I asked myself multiple times, am I an autist(?), and here we are it’s not me but the neurons. (Which is me but) Now so I’ll lower the tv, sadly I play on one and Im broke to buy a better monitor or a keyboard, which has a w and d rubber broken under it. 😂
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Let us know what issues you face with your ergonomics!
so what's the life of a mousepad without an arm sleeve? (i have a "new" artisan type 99)
@@coolingchips1410 Usually artisan pads last somewhere between 6 to 12 months, but that also depends on which pad for instance their Hein lasts longer than their other pads, a lot of people reported that there Zero has gotten muddier after a years use, so we are assuming thats similar to the Type99 since both are control pads.
However, Artisan themselves suggest changed pads every 3 months, which we believe is a bit extreme.
I feel like you missed out on monitor size. The optimal distance depends on the size of your display. An elbow's length wont work out for everyone.
@@oblivityofficial that's quite low..
what about the esptiger tangdao poron?
criminally underrated
We appreciate all the love! Wait till you see what's coming next :)
Can’t agree more
u guys are so good with tips. ty guys. i'll buy oblivity to support
Some high quality content, Subscribed. Don't change your content quality when you get big(dont do clickbaity stuff). Quality>Quantity.
underated youtuber/ content creator
W video, enjoyed the tips! ill be trying these out 😎
BRO THANK YOU I WAD SEARCHING SO LONG *EXACTLY* FOR THIS VIDEO IM SUBBING
Imagine only having 800 views. This deserves wayyyy moreee
10/10 video, I was watching through to send it to a noober friend and we use the same gear and literally use the same approximative techniques to setup ourselves, was suprirsed to see you recommend the fist under the monitor thing :)
Useful as always!
Thanks, coach!
Wow, thanks for this detailed guide, Prince!
Bro the amount of researched and tips and attention to details is crazy 😈😈🔥🔥 this is the best form video I’ve seen
FINAALLLLYYYYYYYYY!!!! THANK YOU SO MUUCCHHH!!!! ILY BRO!!
So lowering the chair made me able to control better but then I am naturally moving my arm away from my body because I m unable to do make long flicks or rotate 180 when in this position.
Send an image of your form to Prince on discord (oblivityprince), will give you feedback on how to implement it.
Very good video! I'm using pretty much exact ergonomic to the one T3xture is using, and always have used😃
finally waited a long time
incredibly good and well presented video
Great video, thanks.
My chair doesnt fit below the desk and its not because of height, but because of width.
If your chair isn't able to scoot in to give you the correct monitor distance length, then we suggest the following 2 solutions:
1 - Bring in the setup closer, if that doesn't allow you to have a good arm placement though move on to the 2nd solution.
2 - Add something to support your back on your chair, i.e a pillow, this will make your seating more comfortable aswell as it will bring you forward.
After watching this video i hit rank #1
Deserves more views and subs! I’m going to try these
dangerously underperformed by yt algorythm...make this guy famous
to sum everything up, its all about preferance
My personal problem with my setup is my table's height, that cannot be changed, it's one of those ikea with the drawers, it just feel weird when im at home gaming, unlike the table at my office.
I see myself rising my chair a lot for it to feel similiar, but then comes the problem where my feet aren't touching the floor, wich people say is bad posture...
Also this is a really well made video, you deserve more subs and views Oblivity, much love.
So one thing we can suggest is getting a footrest in this case, this will completely support your posture as well as give you a bit more freedom to adjust.
There are options where the footrest is height adjustable.
@@oblivityofficial Thank you very much for replying and helping, i will surely try your solution.
gained a sub because it worked, went from p3 to immo1 in 2 weeks haha
Great video
this is by far the best video i have seen about form , thank you COACH PRINCE & OBLIVITY ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥😈😈😈
personally sitting close to the monitor isn't for "skills" my reaction time is just better when im closer.
Great video.
goated video
Insane !!!
Amazing video!
Like I have a shelf on peripherals on desk and how can i improve like my ergonomics
Prince i am gold peak playing like this 💪 i use a couch instead.
omg those blue eyes
so i have a small desk which makes contact with the desk impossible as exlplained here 3:39.this is because the armwrests hit the feet of the chair(sry not a native speaker dont know how to call those)
We don't quite get it, apologies.
Send an image of your setup to Prince on discord: Oblivityprince.
bro has majestic eyes
Quality
For the sake of everyone's eyes I hope they don't set their monitor at elbow length.
hey man i am in a bit of a slump for the past month can you focus your next vid on that?
i think people will be educated and helped if you make avid abt it thanks !
Every single time I've been in a slump, it has been because of my mousepad getting very old and too slow. I keep my setup always the same and the mousepad is always the only thing that changes over time, as cloth pads get slower over time.
@@greippuli9166 its been only like 2 months since a mousepad change so i don't think that's an issue but thanks :)
@@CybearsComp Yeah, but it has always been that for myself. Btw if you still haven't, I would really recommend buying kovaak's. Just playing it and trying different scenarios makes you understand what's hard for you really quick. Most of the time slumps actually aren't because of "lack in mechanics" though. It's almost entirely in lack of focus and bad decision making.
i see well i will surely take that into consideration, thanks for the help though :)
@@CybearsComp No problem
How much difference in distance do you think a 27” monitor would need?
monitor arm is your solution on height
Dream?!?!
how does one using low sens strike a balance between keeping the keyboard/mouse close together and still having enough space to 180 to the left?
The key is to always strike a balance, juice the benefits.
Start by placing your mouse and keyboard next to eachother like in the video, then incrementally move the keyboard away till it reaches a position where it doesnt intrude on your mouse movements. The idea is that the closer the peripherals are to eachother, the better.
Wrist float or no wrist float?
Ive tried to put my keybord touching my mousepad but i cant because its uncomfortable to aim with my mouse closer to me, i like to put my mouse behind my monitor.
Introducing anything new will always be uncomfortable at the start, especially when you have used a specific setup for a long time.
for the keyboard placement thing, im using low sensitivity like about 62cm and when i turn 180 i tend hit my mouse right on keyboard which makes me really scared about the mouse having a crack
what can i do to fix this problem?
We get you on this --- in this instance what you want to do, is use the starting point, as pointed in the video, where keyboard makes contact with the mousepad, find your comfortable tilt, and then further just a bit away until this doesn't happen, go by increments till you find a balance.
This is why I have a 60% keyboard
So I was doing the keyboard one multiple times when I put my keyboard far from my mouse and I shot while moving and move while shooting and I asked myself multiple times, am I an autist(?), and here we are it’s not me but the neurons. (Which is me but) Now so I’ll lower the tv, sadly I play on one and Im broke to buy a better monitor or a keyboard, which has a w and d rubber broken under it. 😂
Hey you might want to correct your title
you wouldn't be able to implement this on a cs2 lan or without a monitor arm.
Can I have the research link/source to "spatial coupling" that you used?