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Dangit..missed opportunity there :p

There are a lot of reasons, and opinions, on how your aim would improve going lower. I agree, you would probably benefit a ton from it, it will feel SUPER AKWARD at first. There are two ways, lower it slowly or all at once. Considering you are like in space in terms of high edpi, I would just slam yourself down to low.

Remember your EDPI is your DPI X In game sensitivity. So you can keep higher DPI, and lower in game sense or vice versa. For example I play at 1600 DPI and .145 in game sens.

THAT BEING SAID, I have a bigger concern for your wrists. Lower DPI is much easier on your wrists, as it forces you to use your arm and shoulder more. As someone who is slowly turning into a boomer, I have dealt with wrist problems my whole gaming career. After my run in eSports I had to baby my wrists. I've noticed huge improvements in my wrist pain and I wish I would have played lower sens the whole time when I started playing games. Don't be like me, set your self up to years ...

I'm sorry, that's a rough experience and I understand how this can be extremely frustrating. (btw I read both of your posts so I may give feedback talking about things you said in both of them)

I'm never going to say our ranked is perfect, in fact you point out the very struggle of ranked systems. There are people that are going to get to the rank the system evaluates them at, then if they feel like that rank is not justified they will look for reasons or stats to validate their idea that "this rank for me is wrong". Changing how we display rank, showing MMR, etc. will not change this experience or this feedback, in fact if you are truly playing against bronze and iron players your MMR is probably below your current rank. This isn't giving an excuse for your case, we should talk about YOUR experience, I just wanted to point out this issue is common in every game in every rank system.

So I really want to address all the issues you raise. The first issue that's easy t...