Floaty aim ultimate fix

[nickchraj]

Let me break it to you all: the hard truth is, there is no fix for this “floaty aim” feeling. Once you get it, you never really get rid of it. It’s like a plague.

I’ve been searching for answers for the past 10 years, and trust me, there isn’t a single resource on the internet I haven’t tried. I went through the whole English , Russlan, and Chinese content on google about this issue. Tried every suggestion. Changed every piece of hardware. Moved neighborhoods, cities, even countries. And it’s still there. I still can’t play FPS games.

At this point, thinking it’s some kind of magic or something wrong with our bodies doesn’t even sound insane to me.

So honestly, just accept that you will never be able to get rid of it and move on with your life. Find another hobby.

Sorry for click bait

[Terrykk]

I’ve pretty much come to the same conclusion. Moving on is the only solution

[adrian_13371]

Let me break it to you all: the hard truth is, there is no fix for this “floaty aim” feeling. Once you get it, you never really get rid of it. It’s like a plague.

I’ve been searching for answers for the past 10 years, and trust me, there isn’t a single resource on the internet I haven’t tried. I went through the whole English , Russlan, and Chinese content on google about this issue. Tried every suggestion. Changed every piece of hardware. Moved neighborhoods, cities, even countries. And it’s still there. I still can’t play FPS games.

At this point, thinking it’s some kind of magic or something wrong with our bodies doesn’t even sound insane to me.

So honestly, just accept that you will never be able to get rid of it and move on with your life. Find another hobby.

Sorry for click bait

Has to be a skill issue at this point no?

[ghostclank]

Hi, have you ever thought that the problem might not be with the electricity, as everyone thinks, but rather with the hardware? Have you seen the topic about the person “Z3cross”? on YouTube, LeCommeiLFaut, you can go to his channel and look into this issue.

[Templar_Warden]

Hi, have you ever thought that the problem might not be with the electricity, as everyone thinks, but rather with the hardware? Have you seen the topic about the person “Z3cross”? on YouTube, LeCommeiLFaut, you can go to his channel and look into this issue.

no, its not hardware. many people like myself have replaced all of our hardware and have not been able to fix it and some people have taken pc that dont work in there own place to place in which it does work. so the only safe assumption is emi and i could not find z3cross on youtube but i could find him in these forums. although it sounds like mindless arguing due to him "putting forward a theory that is based on nothing" and avoiding answers or responding to peoples questions.

[Templar_Warden]

Let me break it to you all: the hard truth is, there is no fix for this “floaty aim” feeling. Once you get it, you never really get rid of it. It’s like a plague.

I’ve been searching for answers for the past 10 years, and trust me, there isn’t a single resource on the internet I haven’t tried. I went through the whole English , Russlan, and Chinese content on google about this issue. Tried every suggestion. Changed every piece of hardware. Moved neighborhoods, cities, even countries. And it’s still there. I still can’t play FPS games.

At this point, thinking it’s some kind of magic or something wrong with our bodies doesn’t even sound insane to me.

So honestly, just accept that you will never be able to get rid of it and move on with your life. Find another hobby.

Sorry for click bait

Has to be a skill issue at this point no?

pointless statement, regardless of his skill. this issue still exist. although he should be in the emi section and not the input delay section. hes probably less likely to get comments like this.

[qbBA]

Let me break it to you all: the hard truth is, there is no fix for this “floaty aim” feeling. Once you get it, you never really get rid of it. It’s like a plague.

I’ve been searching for answers for the past 10 years, and trust me, there isn’t a single resource on the internet I haven’t tried. I went through the whole English , Russlan, and Chinese content on google about this issue. Tried every suggestion. Changed every piece of hardware. Moved neighborhoods, cities, even countries. And it’s still there. I still can’t play FPS games.

At this point, thinking it’s some kind of magic or something wrong with our bodies doesn’t even sound insane to me.

So honestly, just accept that you will never be able to get rid of it and move on with your life. Find another hobby.

Sorry for click bait

Has to be a skill issue at this point no?

pointless statement, regardless of his skill. this issue still exist. although he should be in the emi section and not the input delay section. hes probably less likely to get comments like this.

Your comment is pointless—no one owes you an explanation about skill level. Whether it’s level 7, level 10, or even up to 3,500 ELO, It happens that on the AIM map, a Level 5–7 player outplays a Level 10, even though the Level 10 has better conditions—it’s inexplicable but a fact. No one has figured this out in over 10–11 years, and I see that dumb kids like Tanila are crawling in here. They wouldn’t be worth a dime if at least something worked, but no, we’ll come up with a solution that didn’t work from the start and post about it here. No one will find anything useful here—you’ll just waste your time re-reading posts where everyone claims their setup works perfectly, only for it to stop working after a week or a month. As for EMI—OMG, seriously? What can you do, say, if the problem is at the substation? Are you going to call and whine at your provider to fix it? Or are you going to install grounding in a 9-meter apartment, plus a meter from the floor? Or are you going to fiddle around, hooking an EMI filter to the power supply?