Contributions of pre-Fitts researchers to goal-directed aiming studies.
The author aimed to review some of the early research on goal-directed aiming and reaching. R. S. Woodworth's (1899) well known, and often referenced, paper is only one of the research papers, prior to the revolutionary paper of P. M. Fitts ( 1954 ), which had a significant effect on knowledge of human movements. When Fitts' work was published, much of the previous work was forgotten, as the new paradigm paved the way for a better theoretical basis for the understanding of human movement and, in particular, movement times. There was research prior to Woodworth and between Woodworth and Fitts that has made a contribution to understanding of aimed movements. Woodworth gave results that can still be of use today andEven though his team won DreamHack Montreal on Sunday, North's AWPer René "cajunb" Borg says that the victory felt somewhat hollow after their Grand Final opponents, Immortals, forfeited a map due to showing up 45 minutes late for the match.

theScore esports caught up with cajunb after the tournament to talk about DreamHacks' ruling, playing with the team's newly acquired rifler Valdemar "valde" Bjørn Vangså and North's rivalry with their fellow Danes, Astralis.

Talk to me about Immortals arriving late to the Grand Finals, then DreamHack's ruling that saw them forfeit the first map. Do you feel that was the right call from the tournament organizers?

Yes, at some point I think it's the right call. I think the rules should be as they are. They had like 45 minutes to