Your video really just looks like you jiggling the mouse around. everyone knows that lifting your wrist is not a good especially for aim and it's just common sense so I'm actually going to go mental if someone says it's placebo.īased on the info we have it seems that the 'problem' is most likely you. I would like to repeat myself and say this again it is not an effect I think is happening and is not placebo another reason for this is the fact that Osu for example is a game with a limited amount of space on screen you cannot infinitely do 360's on it like on valorant it's 2D, so I adjusted my sens quite (high) so I don't have to lift my wrist as I would have consistent aim etc.

I've decided to record my mouse movement going weird (on screen). I am unable to record my mouse movement, however, I keep my wrist flat down on the desk with a claw grip on the mouse obviously just moving the wrist not my entire hand when aiming. Also I mentioned that this is noticeable at high speeds simply because you don't aim like a snail so this could also happen during slow movements just it is less noticeable. It's as if the sensitivity becomes inconsistent and changes itself at random times. I've tried other patterns like Left and Right in a straight line or Up and Down etc, the problem stays the same. Whenever I move my mouse at higher speeds I notice a very weird random sensitivity change as if my mouse is drifting to other places as I move my mouse in circles but this isn't about inconsistent circles this is a general problem in any direction or movement with the mouse.

The problem even occurs inside windows when I don't play games. The issue is only noticeable whenever I play games that require aim for my case this would be Valorant and Osu. The problem seems simple but I couldn't find a way to fix it, obviously.

Dead space 1 mouse acceleration fix