Vortex Gaming

Set the position of the monitor, keyboard, and mouse pad, and adjust the position of your hand to be vertical. Secure a space for one fist between the desk and your stomach. Adjust the chair height so that all parts of your arm except the elbow touch the desk.

Perform a test in the game by lowering the aim and lowering the arm. If the arm moves diagonally, posture correction is necessary. The correct posture allows you to lower your arm vertically without shaking.

Palm grip can put a lot of force on the hand, making it difficult to control left and right recoil. Claw grip recommended based on DPI 400-800: Place your palm on the butt of the mouse and grip with your fingers bent like you're holding a baseball. Claw grip reduces left and right shaking because it puts less force on the hand.

Equip a Beryl, red dot, and extended mag, then move to the vehicle firing range. Set the sensitivity to follow the front wheels of the moving vehicle as if you're about to miss them slightly. Set the left and right sensitivity based on the vehicle again: Overtraking occurs if you follow too perfectly.

It's useless to use any sensitivity if you can't get the first shot. Practice lowering your arm at the same time as left-clicking: It's okay to lower it excessively at first. Practice so you can control up to 5 shots.

If you don't have a sense of lowering your arm, set the vertical sensitivity to 0.1 and practice shooting. Practice lowering naturally according to the sensitivity, without forcing your arm down. Find the feeling by starting from 0.1 and raising it to 1.

Adjust vertical sensitivity in a standing shooting position with a no-parts Beryl. If the bullet grouping doesn't converge, adjust the vertical sensitivity little by little (by 0.02). Once the standing shooting position is complete, check with the crouching shooting position. The key is to get the sensitivity with no parts.

After adjusting the sensitivity with a no-parts Beryl, you must control the recoil 'by looking'. The existing method of controlling recoil by lowering the arm is very inconsistent. If you focus on the target you are trying to shoot, your hand will follow automatically. Focus only on the target, don't pay attention to the red dot or your arm.

Demonstration of standing shooting with a Beryl no-parts after AUG full-parts safe shooting. If you control the recoil with your eyes, you will hardly feel the gun recoil. The Beryl recoil feels like an SMG.

I used to think that the compensator was better when controlling recoil with my arm. When you control recoil with your eyes, the effect of the muzzle brake is maximized. When using a muzzle brake, you hardly feel the gun recoil, only the hand shaking.

If you master the feeling of controlling recoil with your eyes, the game itself will change. Your shooting skills will improve.