Shroud's Aiming Secrets

Shroud's aim in PUBG, Valorant, Tarkov, CS:GO, Apex Legends and any other FPS game he touches is legendary. This video dives into his mouse sensitivity, other settings, gear, techniques and more to figure out how he does it.

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00:00 Introduction
00:15 Mouse Sensitivity
03:21 Reaction Time
05:07 Mouse Grip
06:59 Mouse
09:07 Mousepad
10:15 Gameplay Analysis
16:36 Conclusion

[StruthGaming]

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[Tzill]

I think another thing Shroud does is he seems to heavily use audio cues to figure out where an offscreen opponent might be, which could also help attribute to why his reaction time is so amazing. The brain will process audio stimulus (takes about 8-10ms) before visual (20-40ms), so i strongly believe that's also something someone who is aspiring to be a good aimer should work on as well
This was such a pleasure to watch

[bangerkovaaks]

The whole reaction time was really insightful and actually useful.

[Hegericc]

I thought I was the only maniac keeping track of humidity numbers and correlating it with mousepad performance. I bought "normal mousepads" (even mousepads shroud used) for years yet in my 70+ humidity climate it just never made sense how people could microadjust consistently, some days the thing would be as quick as brand new (odd 50% humidity day) and others it felt horrible. Got an AC+ Sakura and started to find a semblance of consistency ever since.

[giwrgosvasileiou]

This is a very profesional and well researched video i was always intrested of how certain Esports player or legends play out or think or even gripping the mouse. this video truly touches alot of points in all the correct ways. Truly one of the best fun, analyze and even Educational videos there is at the moment. Bravo for the excellent video.

[Rosterized]

his sensitivity is pretty ideal as a standard sensitivity for most fps games. If anyone wants a starting point its a solid one and you can lower a few pegs or go higher if needed. But I've always liked how its fast enough so you can turn around quickly if needed but still you can control precision wise. When I started playing csgo way back I copied his sens and eventually ended up dropping it 0.1 and I've pretty much stayed there since.

[Guanjyn]

My friend who is the best fps player I know is also infamous for accidental teamkilling so that "shoot first, ask questions later" part made sense. There's been times where he was asking "Is this you?!" while shooting us.

[altria]

Awesome, been a fan for these types of videos since the kovaak stuff

[klacsman]

This is an amazing video to watch for anyone looking to get better in any FPS game overall. However, I would like to add that most if not all the skills that are presented in this video were learned through cs. As an 8 year cs player, I watched this and already learned all these skills of gameplay. With that being said, I'm not saying that I'm in any way shape or form as good as shroud, but I have developed a very decent playstyle that transfers to all FPS games. I very quickly find myself getting good at any new games I try, and would recommend to anyone looking to learn these skill to check out cs in order to learn all of the crucial skills in order to improve!!

[MRCi]

Wow, this is one of the most well-researched and presented analysis videos I've ever seen about anything. Great job mate.

[TheMainEvnt]

I ant to tell this bro. I’ve learned soo much from your content. It’s taken me awhile because I was grasping key aspects of the concepts. I had to put them all together and all I can see is wow. Like what recoil once you get that shoulder in there and learn those pivot points. Much appreciated keep up the great content.

[shinjoonha]

By far the most insightful channel for MnK gaming I've seen so far. There's so much rich content, well organized, and in easily digestible format.

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[athan]

Nice subbed. Thought i recognized u from the kovaaks vids

[westoncroye]

Another thing about shroud that is amazing is that he is never glued to the center of his screen. He is always checking his map, inside of windows, or onto where is crosshair is placed to be able to pre- aim and pre- fire someone. Which is probably how he developed such insane reaction times. Also his reflexes help him out a ton. I have pretty decent reflexes but have yet to apply them in- game as I think too much when aiming in- game.

[Diamond-dlwu]

i should have seen this earlier im hard stuck and i see this vid as same as the other coach vid im regret this thought of mine its the best vid i have seen in this month its really help me. A LOT

[fleischi]

Very informative and well done video, it was super interesting. If you want you could do one about the Apex player Faide. He seems to have a high sens but is still able to aim precisely when needed and I just want to know how he does it lol.

[TheGrimReeferx]

Ive never been one to think too much about mice/keyboards as much as I do hardware/monitors-- but this is great info and eye opening. Especially the bit about 40cm/36/FOV and being conscious about your grip/handsize and what mouse works best. Just bought one lol

[SudFnch]

This information is well organized and quite direct. Thank you. Take my sub/like :)

[ruckusvd]

Amazing video man, can we maybe see the 6ft 8 frame 37 inch vertical leap Dr D next

[souravrawat]

SOOOO IN DEPTH🤝✨, Love the amount of research and effort was put into explaining each concept of aiming so explicitly ✨