Mate , you obviously need to watch some Fat Pizza or Housos . Everyone knows that it ' s the lebbos you need to talk to if you need drugs or fireworks <| sep |> They ' ve already made the production of facesitting and other types of porn illegal . And since the people don ' t get to vote on this for some reason , woo democracy it ' ll pass because they ' re all wrinkled old shrews in Gov <| sep |> looks good but you went overboard with the glitching effects <| sep |> I don ' t know for sure , but I would think toysrus has some sale or something . Maybe gamestop . Maybe your LCS . I don ' t know for sure though . <| sep |> Before I switched to my current mouseRival , I used a pretty standard , but decent office mouse . When I bought the Rival , I ' ve set everything up initially to match the old mouse ' specs . So game settings were the same , mousepad was the same , mouse settings were also identicalin theory . Difference between sensors was so big that I had to tune my sensitivity down by ~ 40 % dpi from 1000 to 800 , sens from 12 to 7 . 5 to make it feel the same . Another important thing is your aiming style . Most new peopleand some veterans use wrist aiming , while pros generally use arm aiming . Optimally you want to set your sensitivity for a specific ingame turning rate for your preferred mouse motion rangeusually ~ 270 degrees of ingame rotation with an edgetoedge mouse move , but DPSheavy exCS players often use 180 deg edgetoedge because of their CS habits . I , for one , am a mixedmode aimer while normally using wrist aim , I like being able to overflick , so normally I use about 75 % of my mousepad ' s width . People have different hands , which makes mouse motion range a very personal setting . And you should also consider heroes you ' re playing . While DPS need more precisionand lower sens , healers have to look around a lot , so if you ' re playing a lot of healers you should set your sensitivity a bit higher .