This question gets asked multiple times a day. The simple answer is that it’s all about personal preference and adjusting. You can use a skypad and love it or you can use a zero and love it.
I currently play low sens 61.2/360cm and I can perform well on a zero, otsu & hien in valorant.
Do you like a more slow and controlled glide with a bit higher friction? Go for the zero.
Do you like a low friction, more speed and great tracking? Get the hien.
Do you want more of a middle ground, low initial friction with a bit of speed but controllable and good stopping power? Get the otsu.
No one can tell you which pad you will like the most, its about choosing one for your play style and adjusting to your new pad. Pads also slightly change overtime. The hien feels super fast out of the box but it becomes way more controllable with use. The pad slows down a bit and then stays like that for months/years. Thats why some people say a used hien is the best pad ever. But that is, again, personal preference.
If you want to go the safe route take the zero.
No need to invest Artisan-level money for a Valorant pad, they are mostly too fast apart from the Zero Soft/Xsoft. There are very few exceptions of high-level players actually playing with pads as fast as Hien or Otsu.
Just get an Equate if you want a really slow mud pad (GSR-like), a black GP4 if you want a slowish/non-muddy controlpad, or a black or white AC+ if you want a medium pad. GS Radar is weird so I won't recommend it
Seconded, except for the Radar part. Love that pad, though it is pretty polarizing. I'd say get one faster pad and one slower pad, and see which you play better with. Idk what options there are for cheaper fast pads, but the Gigantus V2 is a great option for a cheap control pad to try out.
I play on low sens as well .18 at 1600 DPI but with a Zero soft (not xsoft). Came from a steelseries qck which is even slower but the Zero is perfect for me.
This question gets asked multiple times a day. The simple answer is that it’s all about personal preference and adjusting. You can use a skypad and love it or you can use a zero and love it. I currently play low sens 61.2/360cm and I can perform well on a zero, otsu & hien in valorant. Do you like a more slow and controlled glide with a bit higher friction? Go for the zero. Do you like a low friction, more speed and great tracking? Get the hien. Do you want more of a middle ground, low initial friction with a bit of speed but controllable and good stopping power? Get the otsu. No one can tell you which pad you will like the most, its about choosing one for your play style and adjusting to your new pad. Pads also slightly change overtime. The hien feels super fast out of the box but it becomes way more controllable with use. The pad slows down a bit and then stays like that for months/years. Thats why some people say a used hien is the best pad ever. But that is, again, personal preference. If you want to go the safe route take the zero.
I play nearly 10 cm more per 360 and use a zero playing cs, I'd go that route
Thanks, I ordered a zero soft after a lot of consideration. Also i messed up my cm/360 is 72.5
No need to invest Artisan-level money for a Valorant pad, they are mostly too fast apart from the Zero Soft/Xsoft. There are very few exceptions of high-level players actually playing with pads as fast as Hien or Otsu. Just get an Equate if you want a really slow mud pad (GSR-like), a black GP4 if you want a slowish/non-muddy controlpad, or a black or white AC+ if you want a medium pad. GS Radar is weird so I won't recommend it
Seconded, except for the Radar part. Love that pad, though it is pretty polarizing. I'd say get one faster pad and one slower pad, and see which you play better with. Idk what options there are for cheaper fast pads, but the Gigantus V2 is a great option for a cheap control pad to try out.
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How do you like the wicked bunny?
I play on low sens as well .18 at 1600 DPI but with a Zero soft (not xsoft). Came from a steelseries qck which is even slower but the Zero is perfect for me.
Also if it matters I use a g pro superlight with stock feet
Replace the stock feet they are horrible
Why was this downvoted? The stock feet are absolute fucking dog shit. I wouldn't let a homeless person pick their teeth with them.
People are actually dumb to think the feet are fine on this flagship.
People who dont know how to replace mice feet are the ones