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Battlegrounds Beginner Sensitivity Settings Guide: Posture, First Shot, DPI, Mouse Grip Complete Analysis
This is a sensitivity setting guide for beginners in Battlegrounds, which helps to improve aim and escape from being a newbie by explaining posture correction, first shot recoil control, DPI setting, and mouse grip method in detail.
1. Importance of Posture Correction
Adjust your posture so that your entire arm, including your elbow, is in a straight line to prevent your arm from moving diagonally when controlling vertical recoil.
You should adjust the height of your desk or chair so that you can lower your arm with a constant force.
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1. Importance of Posture Correction
Adjust your posture so that your entire arm, including your elbow, is in a straight line to prevent your arm from moving diagonally when controlling vertical recoil.
You should adjust the height of your desk or chair so that you can lower your arm with a constant force.
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2. How to Adjust Elbow Position and Chair Height
Adjust the chair height so that your elbows touch the desk.
If your shoulders rise when you pull your arm, the chair is too high. If your shoulders drop as your arm moves back, the chair is too low. Adjust the chair height accordingly.
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3. First Shot Recoil Control Practice
Practice lowering your arm at the same time as you shoot.
Start by practicing shooting two bullets at a time, and gradually increase the number of bullets.
Instead of forcibly pulling up with your hand when a low shot occurs, practice stopping your arm.
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4. Vertical Sensitivity Adjustment Practice
After equipping the Beryl with full attachments, set the distance to 10m in the indoor shooting range, scope mode to 30, and vertical sensitivity to 0.1.
Practice keeping your aim inside the black circle while shooting a 20-round magazine.
Practice increasing the vertical sensitivity by 0.1 each time, and if there is a moment when you briefly stay in the black circle, adjust it by 0.05.
If there is a moment when it shakes left and right, adjust the sensitivity by increasing it by 0.02.
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5. Beryl No Attachments Practice and Utilizing Existing Videos
Once you are familiar with the previous arm lowering practice, apply the settings from the previous video to practice with Beryl without attachments.
1200 DPI is not recommended, and it is better to use 400 or 800 DPI.
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6. DPI Setting and Mouse Pad Selection
Use 400 DPI if your elbows are high on the desk, and 800 DPI if they are up to the middle of your pronator teres.
It is not recommended to use PC bang mouse pads.
If you have changed the DPI, practice lowering your arm again.
If the grouping rate is not good with Beryl without attachments, practice shooting while sitting.
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7. How to Control Recoil with Your Eyes
If you have been controlling recoil by being conscious of your arm, now practice shooting while staring only at the black circle without paying attention to the red dot or your arm.
Practice so that your arm and red dot follow automatically when you only look at the target.
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8. Mouse Grip Method
Palm grip is not recommended because it requires a lot of force and slows down the reaction speed.
Place your palm on the back of the mouse, and gently press the side of the mouse with your thumb slightly bent.
It is best to press the mouse with the tips of your index and middle fingers.
Using this grip allows you to move your arm comfortably and quickly.