@MaximsTweets Who knows.
I think we are still friends on steam though so shoot a message anytime you would like to discuss mice. Or if there is anything ur wondering about. And ill try to shoot my honest thoughts (though i prob have ftip bias)
@MaximsTweets 2/2 after getting used to ir ans pushing through the initial feeling it unlocked more potential in my aim than ive seen before. (Could be bias iguess) but it also made it more fun to play in some sense?
If it felt great after one round it would be exciting to see after 30+ days
@MaximsTweets 1/2 I dont remember too much, i mainly played apex legends when i first got the mouse. For me there i would assume my problems were tracking related. For cs, i think combining the small fingertip mouse and the glasspad gave me a feeling of lacking control. Though i would say
@MaximsTweets Id say it took solid 3-4 weeks to get used to it. Also being on glass for the first time didnt help. But after some time and experimenting with how to grip it, everything fell in place and i could not go back. Though i still use larger mice like HTX mini or FM from time to time
@MaximsTweets Mainly the typical answer everyone hates that is to play with it more haha. It felt like a huge change from what i used previously finalmouse small but i just tried to not focus too much about the mouse. Made sure it felt natural in hand. Also using kovaaks in the beginning helpd
@MaximsTweets Yes, u get these split up grips, though i dont use it on the fenrir (used on HSK) as it feels good in the hand as it is, probably due to using fingertip for years. Also got some molding clay but i have not tried it out
@MaximsTweets Mainly the fact that i find these mice interesting and fun to play with and wanting to try new mice (i also think they provide me with more aiming potential than regular large mice) The fenrir for me gave me more pinky stability as i feel helped out with micros for games like cs