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excuse me Mr. Tasty I noticed that you use a transparent chatbox but it's darker than normal for easier readability, how did you do it? edit: found the plugin :) love you Tasty
you dont need to take it off, if youre used to it stick with it. there pros that are really good with mouse acceleration on, theres also an fps game (i forgot what was it) that everyone in the pro scene uses mouse acceleration.
One plugin that helped me going from trash to less trash is the true tile plugin. Knowing that you skip a tile when running for example, and just knowing where your character truly is, is huuuge for alot of content. Great video as always 10/10
Same. I can't imagine playing without it now. The moment you learn your character skips the tile which it moves over when moving 2 tiles (you always move 2 when running) combined with knowing where your character actually is at all times... It unlocks so much mobility during boss fights that are designed to make you feel cornered. Like corrupted gauntlet, zebak (toa/raids3), vardorvis to name a few.
Even better is when true tile is highlighted through the Visual Metronome plugin so that the highlight alternates between two different colors, nothing helped my gameplay and understanding of the tick system more than this
One thing I hate about Stretched Mode is the UI scaling is its an all or nothing. I sometimes wish I could only scale up one specific interface and not the others. Bigger inventory without also having to scale up the minimap is one thing that irks me. And as for ground markers, if you dont want all of those ugly colored boxes, then try the Immersive Ground Markers plugin. It lets you mark tiles with objects and decorations. Things like skeletons, skulls, mushrooms, blood splatters. Things that are less visual clutter and can enhance the environment.
When learning, look at your progress instead of getting mad not getting the kill. Looking up max hits and thus knowing when (not) to eat also really helped me a lot.
I'd like to add with mouse sensitivity that certain dpi means nothing if your windows pointer speed settings are different (It's the slider just above the acceleration box). 800dpi on pointer speed 4 is not the same as 800dpi with pointer speed 8. Also, the most important thing is that sensitivity is subjective in how it affects your wrist. Your mouse settings should be optimized for osrs, but only to the point you never get wrist pain. Genetics aside, it is not the games fault you get wrist pain, it's your mouse setup and posture. High and low sensitivity can both lead to wrist pain, so try experimenting with as low as possible.
I’ve talked this over with people before but I think of the key factors of why I’m bad at bossing and stuff is the way I grew up. I spent my entire childhood playing card games, Pokémon, and jrpgs. Tons of turn based games, where I can sit there decide what and how I want to do things at every event.
I mostly disagree with this video; I went down the rabbit hole of always playing games with the most optimized settings back when I was more hardcore about gaming and if there's one thing I learned, being comfortable with your setup is more important than optimizing everything perfectly. I play OSRS on resizable fullscreen, with stretched mode on at 50% resizable scaling with 4300 DPI and I have done and can comfortably farm every single piece of content the game has to offer, I was even in the first 100 players to complete the colosseum on release. While I do agree that playing the game insanely zoomed out with a minuscule UI is objectively a big disadvantage for OSRS, the truth is most people are bad because they don't know how to practice properly, not because they're playing with the wrong layout. Find a layout where you can comfortably play, but still enjoy playing the game rather than optimizing everything perfectly for optimal clicks and travel distance. Just because it works for someone else does not mean it will work for you. As much as some people love to stress the importance of having everything optimized to the max to be a top tier player in the game you're playing, the truth is, unless your layout is absolutely horrendous (like the one shown at 6:30), optimizing will only very marginally improve how good you are and the vast majority of what actually makes you good is your mindset; Being introspective, being open about learning, not making excuses, staying competitive, vod-reviewing when you die to find your mistakes, etc. That's the one major attribute most top tier gamers have in common. It sucks to hear because the idea of fixing your setup and instantly becoming better is a lot more appealing, but while it might make you SLIGHTLY better, that's just not what's going to make you a good player.
This 1000% made me better almost immediately. Got a new mouse, changed cursor speed, and switched to stretched on not full screen and immediately went from dying at vardorvis every 3rd trip and only getting 2 max kills, to getting 6 kill trips and not dying a single time regularly since switching. Genuinely did not realize how bad my settings were prior to this. Thanks so much tasty!
One of the most important things to consider is PLAY WITH UR CHATBOX OPEN and PLAY WITH SOUNDS (also, I find animation smoothing to not be helpful / harder to see the discrete ticks, but could also be just what my brain is used to, it's hard to tell since im not new to the game)
Not gonna lie, I'm a max main and I've been playing OSRS since like 2007, but I never passed the learning curve for endgame content out of sheer intimidation. I think it's because I learned the game in a certain way (traditional skill-less mindless auto attack with whip) that when things like raids came out, I felt that I fell too far behind to ever catch up. I'd have to unlearn and re learn new things. I feel like a hypocrite though since I have over 11,000 hours in Dota 2 which is known for being a "hard game" but with time came ease. It's just a thing where my mind is still in 2007scape and I feel overwhelemed by newer content. Not sure what to do. I did a few newer quests just to start myself off. Open to suggestions on how to move foward. (Also I feel like I missed out on COX, the new vampire raid, and even tombs) I think the term for this is catch-up anxiety. This anxiety isn't just for OSRS, but it's even bled into my work life where I have a fear of catching up to newer technologies and platforms, like containerization.
This is actually not that surprising as most modern FPS games use raw mouse input which bypasses system settings. It means you don't get any mouse acceleration in game, but it would be enabled when navigating your desktop.
The only critique made for playing on full screen seemed to be the distance between where your eyes are focused and your inventory/prayers. Doesn't being able to move the menu closer to the center of the screen on runelite solve this issue?
It does solve the issue if you want to go that route, at least in my experience. I overlaid an image of the fixed client on top of my screen, lining up the characters, and dragged the UI and map to be in the same position. It looks hideous until you get used to it, but it's the best of both worlds - normal distance for the UI/map clicks and a ton of real estate for interacting with the game world.
Seven seconds into this video, and I have to say, "THANKS" for being a real person, and taking the time to make the video. So many videos these days with AI voice-over, just annoys many people. If your content is worthy, I may be closer to subbing to your channel than many others.
Appreciate this! As a skiller I've never messed around with my settings too much, but even just a few minutes in, I can see a huge difference in how easy it is to click things!
Should've mentioned to highlight true tile over highlighting tile since in some instances that's way more useful, like wave skipping at Zebak or trying to reset Nex, all things where true tile indicator serves you way better than standard NPC highlight.
The other big thing about the GPU plugin is that it's not called that for no reason, the Java client RuneLite is based on runs all the graphics on your CPU
Pro tip: using the superior client RuneLite affords you several advantages, but paramount among them is the ability to play in glorious full screen client and alt+clicking and dragging your UI elements to locations that don't suck.
I had some dudes clowning on me during a bingo because I've moved my minimap closer to my inventory so I could click quick prayers/cure poison via hp orb more consistently. Started moving all my ui shit all over the screen just to mess with them for loot screenshots. Playing with inventory at top left is really weird
you should check unlock fps in your gpu options so you can match your monitor. monitors with over 60 hz cant show over 60 fps otherwise edit: also how do you get your chat box transparency so dark? edit 2: for anyone wondering it's a plugin called chatopacity edit 3: at 20 seconds you said you're sitting down but you stood for the whole video btw
As someone who has gotten pretty good at osrs pvm, i was having just as much fun if not more fun before i became a tryhard. Enjoy urselves while playing!
I concur. I have known fullscreen is objectively bad for a long while now, but I like it anyway. Hasn't stopped me from being able to do the content I want to do. Tryharding is cool if that's what is fun to you, but it's not for me!
It should be noted that disabling mouse acceleration should be accompanied by changing mouse pointer speed. If you just turn off that setting alone, your mouse will move slow af and you'll think that it was a terrible choice. I changed my mouse speed to just a hair above the median between slow and fast, removed enhanced pointer precision option, and then it was perfect.
Legit this is such a good overall advice on new players getting started! This is something people have to mention to friends who are still at tutorial island - It'll be a breeze to learn the game if you start doing stuff the 'right way' and not 32" monitor full screen mode wondering why doing a 2-way switch is impossible 😂 Solid vid, keep up the good work Tasty!
Fun fact, play FFXIV and click all your skills and you’ll be amazed how much of that actually translates over lol. It is a really good click accuracy and peripheral monitoring exercise.
I see people always saying don't use stretch because of how far you need to move your mouse to use spells, Prayers, inventory, ect. But you can easily just move your UI around and put your inventory/spell/prayer box within an inch of your character if you want to with HDOS/Runelite. This is some end user energy.
If you want to play full screen, consider moving your inventory out of the corner, closer to the center of the screen. Do this by holding Alt, then click and drag. Reduces the mouse distance to where you want to click.
The #1 plugin for learning any new PVM mechanic is the TRUE TILE plugin.....literally game changer. I was a noob until I found that thing and now I can solo all the gwd bosses, solo toa 400s, solo cox, etc etc etc.
as a certified full screen gamer. its actually not as bad anymore. u can hold alt on runelite and move the invent so i just put it about a tile away from my character fully zoomed in and play 75% zoomed out and its mostly fine the only issue is quick prayers are in narnia so vespula ends up being a more pain in the ass than needed. but if ur an osu player or just decent with a mouse you can make it work fairly easily. also i will say im not gnome monkey or aaty im ok at the game at best. so grain of salt this
am also a fullscreen player, sidebar open, 70% scaling. it results in the same thing but it is true to say its objectively less mouse movement with a smaller client. but nothing in this game requires 8 way 1 tick switches frequently enough for that to really matter (top 0.1% PvP would be pretty much it, which is why they play fixed).
@@pfanzers honestly been tempted recently. Doing quiver grind on uim and not really being able to 1t flick quick prays and move is kinda whack. But i do have 11k hours with it in full screen so scared to jump ship lmao
all of my clanmates play in fullscreen lmao i always tell them its ass i play with classic in a small window so much better im just used to it always played like it
The full screen zulrah kill made me wince. Lowering the mouse DPI definitely was one of the things that helped my clicks, I don't have mine as low as tasty's, but after lowering my dpi I found doing a full range->mage swap-> mutadile freeze-> range swap so much more seamless and became something I looked forward to instead of dreaded when raiding.
Some settings are important, but I think people over exaggerate the importance of it all. Given that there are so many great players who use wildly different settings. I decided I wanted to stop being a shitter, so I started raiding(toa) and playing lms. That’s pretty much all I did for about a month and between the two I got so much better at the game. Still got a long way to go but I’m infinitely better than I used to be when all I did was slayer and pvming random bosses.
Yeah, I set up OSRS just like I play FPS games when I started really getting into PvM (when ToA released). Stuff like mouse DPI improved my game so much, as well as meticulously sizing and placing UI elements and runelite plugins. For your mouse I will say that having at least two side buttons is an amazing QOL. I have one for SHIFT and one for CTRL. SHIFT to drop stuff quickly or click under monsters, CTRL to walk on demand (for stuff like Vorkath, step-under methods like Bandos, etc.) Can do both at the same time too.
6k dpi is the only way to play imo, easy control with the fingers (more easily finely controlled for me than the wrist/full arm) for finding exactly where to go on demand and for close movements its just a lil vibration that's perfect for right click menus and clicking diff invent slots in succession
Buttons on the mouse are helpful, but I only use 2 for my thumb, one for escape (closing interfaces) and one for remapping middle mouse button (for camera control), any much more than that or in other locations are not helpful likely
Mouse acceleration itelf is not bad for muscle memory! Windows mouse acceleration however, is. Using custom tools like rawaccel allows you to create your own custom mouse acceleration curves. Personally I have been using mouse acceleration with a linear curve for years now, and I would like to say that I am quite good at fps games.
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excuse me Mr. Tasty I noticed that you use a transparent chatbox but it's darker than normal for easier readability, how did you do it?
edit: found the plugin :) love you Tasty
Step 1- shave head.
Shave head = no bitches
No bitches = maximum time for runescape
Step - 2 KQ tatoo.
Zulrah tattoo next
10/10 after shaving stonks skyrocketted
@@constructioncat4184Step 3 - rep grandmas earring
Johnny Sins new profession, Runescape player
Step 1 shave head
Step 2 pierce right ear
the left one got infected oops
step 3 to get a kq tat
step 3 become gay
why does your character avatar has hair but u do not
@@TastyLifeRSslutty
I'm an avid cs player and this guide made me discover i've had mouse acceleration on for the past 5 years. I'm honestly broken rn
Most FPS games will take the raw input from the mouse driver, mouse acceleration does not affect 99% of games that take control of your cursor.
you dont need to take it off, if youre used to it stick with it. there pros that are really good with mouse acceleration on, theres also an fps game (i forgot what was it) that everyone in the pro scene uses mouse acceleration.
One plugin that helped me going from trash to less trash is the true tile plugin. Knowing that you skip a tile when running for example, and just knowing where your character truly is, is huuuge for alot of content.
Great video as always 10/10
Same. I can't imagine playing without it now. The moment you learn your character skips the tile which it moves over when moving 2 tiles (you always move 2 when running) combined with knowing where your character actually is at all times...
It unlocks so much mobility during boss fights that are designed to make you feel cornered. Like corrupted gauntlet, zebak (toa/raids3), vardorvis to name a few.
Even better is when true tile is highlighted through the Visual Metronome plugin so that the highlight alternates between two different colors, nothing helped my gameplay and understanding of the tick system more than this
Holy shit its behemeth
Na let him cook
One thing I hate about Stretched Mode is the UI scaling is its an all or nothing. I sometimes wish I could only scale up one specific interface and not the others.
Bigger inventory without also having to scale up the minimap is one thing that irks me.
And as for ground markers, if you dont want all of those ugly colored boxes, then try the Immersive Ground Markers plugin. It lets you mark tiles with objects and decorations. Things like skeletons, skulls, mushrooms, blood splatters. Things that are less visual clutter and can enhance the environment.
at least you can disable the chat with a stretched mode plugin, made it somewhat better imo
@@garneet What do you mean "disable the chat"? I don't see that anywhere
@@Noxlion28 "fixed mode hide chat" in plugin hub
@@Noxlion28 my comments gone which is weird, its "fixed mode hide chat" though
Bro just hold alt and move your UI around where it's closer to your character lol
Nice earring, bro. Does Gohan have the other one?
Using a phoon bhop montage in a OSRS video. Sick
i heard bald people purr when you rub their head
When learning, look at your progress instead of getting mad not getting the kill. Looking up max hits and thus knowing when (not) to eat also really helped me a lot.
I'd like to add with mouse sensitivity that certain dpi means nothing if your windows pointer speed settings are different (It's the slider just above the acceleration box). 800dpi on pointer speed 4 is not the same as 800dpi with pointer speed 8.
Also, the most important thing is that sensitivity is subjective in how it affects your wrist. Your mouse settings should be optimized for osrs, but only to the point you never get wrist pain. Genetics aside, it is not the games fault you get wrist pain, it's your mouse setup and posture. High and low sensitivity can both lead to wrist pain, so try experimenting with as low as possible.
ive been PREACHING about mouse setting and client size for years. glad to see a video about it!
Melbuh dressed you for this video didn’t she. 10/10 work.
Worth noting that even Gnomonkey 9:44 has recommended a boxier client than he has to use for streaming
People are ass at runescape because 90% of the community is petrified to try anything that's deemed challenging content
hold alt and drag your inventory to the top left.
it instantly makes you 73% cooler which in turn makes you better.
id like to see a plugin vid.
wicked vid man. great and important information & suggestions. killed it.
I’ve talked this over with people before but I think of the key factors of why I’m bad at bossing and stuff is the way I grew up. I spent my entire childhood playing card games, Pokémon, and jrpgs. Tons of turn based games, where I can sit there decide what and how I want to do things at every event.
I mostly disagree with this video;
I went down the rabbit hole of always playing games with the most optimized settings back when I was more hardcore about gaming and if there's one thing I learned, being comfortable with your setup is more important than optimizing everything perfectly. I play OSRS on resizable fullscreen, with stretched mode on at 50% resizable scaling with 4300 DPI and I have done and can comfortably farm every single piece of content the game has to offer, I was even in the first 100 players to complete the colosseum on release.
While I do agree that playing the game insanely zoomed out with a minuscule UI is objectively a big disadvantage for OSRS, the truth is most people are bad because they don't know how to practice properly, not because they're playing with the wrong layout. Find a layout where you can comfortably play, but still enjoy playing the game rather than optimizing everything perfectly for optimal clicks and travel distance. Just because it works for someone else does not mean it will work for you.
As much as some people love to stress the importance of having everything optimized to the max to be a top tier player in the game you're playing, the truth is, unless your layout is absolutely horrendous (like the one shown at 6:30), optimizing will only very marginally improve how good you are and the vast majority of what actually makes you good is your mindset; Being introspective, being open about learning, not making excuses, staying competitive, vod-reviewing when you die to find your mistakes, etc. That's the one major attribute most top tier gamers have in common. It sucks to hear because the idea of fixing your setup and instantly becoming better is a lot more appealing, but while it might make you SLIGHTLY better, that's just not what's going to make you a good player.
This 1000% made me better almost immediately. Got a new mouse, changed cursor speed, and switched to stretched on not full screen and immediately went from dying at vardorvis every 3rd trip and only getting 2 max kills, to getting 6 kill trips and not dying a single time regularly since switching. Genuinely did not realize how bad my settings were prior to this. Thanks so much tasty!
One of the most important things to consider is PLAY WITH UR CHATBOX OPEN and PLAY WITH SOUNDS (also, I find animation smoothing to not be helpful / harder to see the discrete ticks, but could also be just what my brain is used to, it's hard to tell since im not new to the game)
Not gonna lie, I'm a max main and I've been playing OSRS since like 2007, but I never passed the learning curve for endgame content out of sheer intimidation. I think it's because I learned the game in a certain way (traditional skill-less mindless auto attack with whip) that when things like raids came out, I felt that I fell too far behind to ever catch up. I'd have to unlearn and re learn new things.
I feel like a hypocrite though since I have over 11,000 hours in Dota 2 which is known for being a "hard game" but with time came ease. It's just a thing where my mind is still in 2007scape and I feel overwhelemed by newer content. Not sure what to do. I did a few newer quests just to start myself off. Open to suggestions on how to move foward.
(Also I feel like I missed out on COX, the new vampire raid, and even tombs) I think the term for this is catch-up anxiety. This anxiety isn't just for OSRS, but it's even bled into my work life where I have a fear of catching up to newer technologies and platforms, like containerization.
Wait why are we the same person, both drummers as teenagers and now bald runescapers.
Don’t want a plug in guide but fuck it I’ll watch it for the ad rev for the boy
i played fps shooters for 5 years and never knew i had mous accel on lmao
This is actually not that surprising as most modern FPS games use raw mouse input which bypasses system settings. It means you don't get any mouse acceleration in game, but it would be enabled when navigating your desktop.
@@DeltaInsanity oh makes sense
The 'true tile indicator' plugin boosted my knowledge about how the game works the most. I would say it's a must have for any new player
Pro tip for people that like fullscreen: hold down alt and just move your UI elements to more optimal locations. Best of both worlds 🤙
I think a plug-in guide would be sick. There’s so many I don’t know about that I see everyone using.
Please give us a full runelite run though of your settings dude.
The only critique made for playing on full screen seemed to be the distance between where your eyes are focused and your inventory/prayers. Doesn't being able to move the menu closer to the center of the screen on runelite solve this issue?
It does solve the issue if you want to go that route, at least in my experience. I overlaid an image of the fixed client on top of my screen, lining up the characters, and dragged the UI and map to be in the same position. It looks hideous until you get used to it, but it's the best of both worlds - normal distance for the UI/map clicks and a ton of real estate for interacting with the game world.
Thanks to this video, I was finally able to defeat Hespori. Thank you father Tasty.
Step 2 remove earring
The earring is bussin ngl
Give us the full plug-in guide!
Seven seconds into this video, and I have to say, "THANKS" for being a real person, and taking the time to make the video. So many videos these days with AI voice-over, just annoys many people. If your content is worthy, I may be closer to subbing to your channel than many others.
"I have a 1440p monitor so my pixels are smaller"
Me sitting here playing on a 4K monitor
What screen size do you actually play on? Something slightly bigger than 1200x800?
Edit: Great video btw, as always :)
“6 inches from one side of the screen to the other”
That’s more than a respectful amount of mouse pad real estate
Appreciate this! As a skiller I've never messed around with my settings too much, but even just a few minutes in, I can see a huge difference in how easy it is to click things!
I'm already a god with my Logitech trackball full screen UI as my 3 hour fire cape attempt can attest to
Just as God intended.
Should've mentioned to highlight true tile over highlighting tile since in some instances that's way more useful, like wave skipping at Zebak or trying to reset Nex, all things where true tile indicator serves you way better than standard NPC highlight.
Ah yes, our 100 BPM medieval fantasy rhythm game. Once OSU players transition over PVP and PVM will never be the same.
not only does mr clean help clean your house, he even teaches osrs strats
A Plugins set video would be great, Thanks in advance
The other big thing about the GPU plugin is that it's not called that for no reason, the Java client RuneLite is based on runs all the graphics on your CPU
Pro tip: using the superior client RuneLite affords you several advantages, but paramount among them is the ability to play in glorious full screen client and alt+clicking and dragging your UI elements to locations that don't suck.
As a 5-year enjoyer of Logitech's G502 I take offense to 5:50 lmao. Thanks for telling me about mouse acceleration tho. Never knew.
You mean to tell me that that one mouse setting just fixed my clicks no shot, like a good 75%... Thanks dude, like frfr.
I had some dudes clowning on me during a bingo because I've moved my minimap closer to my inventory so I could click quick prayers/cure poison via hp orb more consistently. Started moving all my ui shit all over the screen just to mess with them for loot screenshots. Playing with inventory at top left is really weird
you should check unlock fps in your gpu options so you can match your monitor. monitors with over 60 hz cant show over 60 fps otherwise
edit: also how do you get your chat box transparency so dark?
edit 2: for anyone wondering it's a plugin called chatopacity
edit 3: at 20 seconds you said you're sitting down but you stood for the whole video btw
Thanks for that chat plugin. Was looking for it too
I play fullscreen but use alt to drag invent near the middle, so nice to be able to move it
Holy shit, I didn't know this was a thing
@@lightemupp4141 it makes prayer training even better, move your invent right next to altar to spam bones
Definitely would love a more in-depth plugin guide!
Please show us all of the plugins!
As someone who has gotten pretty good at osrs pvm, i was having just as much fun if not more fun before i became a tryhard. Enjoy urselves while playing!
I concur. I have known fullscreen is objectively bad for a long while now, but I like it anyway. Hasn't stopped me from being able to do the content I want to do. Tryharding is cool if that's what is fun to you, but it's not for me!
applies to just about every aspect of life
@JM-pk2nv I have ocd about *anything* not on fullscreen. I just can't do it. I need things to look right, and to me that means fullscreen.
Step 1- have fun playing RuneScape
Step 2- profit
It should be noted that disabling mouse acceleration should be accompanied by changing mouse pointer speed. If you just turn off that setting alone, your mouse will move slow af and you'll think that it was a terrible choice. I changed my mouse speed to just a hair above the median between slow and fast, removed enhanced pointer precision option, and then it was perfect.
To be good at OSRS you just need fast internet vonnection with low latency.
Changing my client to what Sebe (or however you spell his name) uses changed my RuneScape experience
make the full plugin guide dude. don't tease it... do it!
Legit this is such a good overall advice on new players getting started!
This is something people have to mention to friends who are still at tutorial island - It'll be a breeze to learn the game if you start doing stuff the 'right way' and not 32" monitor full screen mode wondering why doing a 2-way switch is impossible 😂
Solid vid, keep up the good work Tasty!
Where's Behemeth?
having to play this game on like a small window within your monitor is so horrendous
Plugin guide would actually be great for us returning noobs
Wow, I used to be a fan but when you suggested that we don't need rainbow rave? Absolutely unforgivable. You've changed.
Fun fact, play FFXIV and click all your skills and you’ll be amazed how much of that actually translates over lol.
It is a really good click accuracy and peripheral monitoring exercise.
I don't want to get good ? I play to enjoy the game and to relax.
I used to be a demon. Then I quit for 15+ years and came back to a ton of new stuff.
I see people always saying don't use stretch because of how far you need to move your mouse to use spells, Prayers, inventory, ect. But you can easily just move your UI around and put your inventory/spell/prayer box within an inch of your character if you want to with HDOS/Runelite. This is some end user energy.
O I am absolutely horrible. Good thing I hang out on the TastyLife Kick stream all the time and have a good time.
If you want to play full screen, consider moving your inventory out of the corner, closer to the center of the screen. Do this by holding Alt, then click and drag. Reduces the mouse distance to where you want to click.
Earring looks great man
The #1 plugin for learning any new PVM mechanic is the TRUE TILE plugin.....literally game changer. I was a noob until I found that thing and now I can solo all the gwd bosses, solo toa 400s, solo cox, etc etc etc.
(Paused at 15 seconds)
Listen here son, I've got blorva, I'm only 50% shit :(. Still gonna watch
disable mouse smoothing was the biggest thing in here for me personally, i did not realize how big of a difference it was gonna make
I changed the acceleration and had to change it back until Im ready to chalk a full act of Valorant
the much awaited follow up. good shit.
4:55 That one button just destroyed my muscle memory lmao
as a certified full screen gamer. its actually not as bad anymore. u can hold alt on runelite and move the invent so i just put it about a tile away from my character fully zoomed in and play 75% zoomed out and its mostly fine the only issue is quick prayers are in narnia so vespula ends up being a more pain in the ass than needed. but if ur an osu player or just decent with a mouse you can make it work fairly easily.
also i will say im not gnome monkey or aaty im ok at the game at best. so grain of salt this
Can confirm I am GM Fullscreen player lol
am also a fullscreen player, sidebar open, 70% scaling. it results in the same thing but it is true to say its objectively less mouse movement with a smaller client. but nothing in this game requires 8 way 1 tick switches frequently enough for that to really matter (top 0.1% PvP would be pretty much it, which is why they play fixed).
I also use full screen Fixed mode with the disappearing chat plugin so I can have the fixed mode set-up and also FOV of resizable
Switching from full screen to stretched a few years back, is the only reason I have infernal / quiver today.
@@pfanzers honestly been tempted recently. Doing quiver grind on uim and not really being able to 1t flick quick prays and move is kinda whack.
But i do have 11k hours with it in full screen so scared to jump ship lmao
all of my clanmates play in fullscreen lmao i always tell them its ass i play with classic in a small window so much better im just used to it always played like it
the hair pun at the start got me 🤣
The full screen zulrah kill made me wince. Lowering the mouse DPI definitely was one of the things that helped my clicks, I don't have mine as low as tasty's, but after lowering my dpi I found doing a full range->mage swap-> mutadile freeze-> range swap so much more seamless and became something I looked forward to instead of dreaded when raiding.
This is due to larger muscle activation, it’s hard to get muscle memory on just twitch movements with high dpi compared to low.
@@HTMLRu1ezD00d that’s interesting and makes a lot of sense.
7:43 unprecedented vorkath backshots
This is the video where I learned that I had mouse sensitivity on for 9 YEARS!
Banging vid title tbh - predict this one to pop off
today i learned tasty is going for that bot look
after watching this video im thinking about investing in a desk computer
Some settings are important, but I think people over exaggerate the importance of it all. Given that there are so many great players who use wildly different settings.
I decided I wanted to stop being a shitter, so I started raiding(toa) and playing lms. That’s pretty much all I did for about a month and between the two I got so much better at the game. Still got a long way to go but I’m infinitely better than I used to be when all I did was slayer and pvming random bosses.
Yeah, I set up OSRS just like I play FPS games when I started really getting into PvM (when ToA released). Stuff like mouse DPI improved my game so much, as well as meticulously sizing and placing UI elements and runelite plugins.
For your mouse I will say that having at least two side buttons is an amazing QOL. I have one for SHIFT and one for CTRL.
SHIFT to drop stuff quickly or click under monsters, CTRL to walk on demand (for stuff like Vorkath, step-under methods like Bandos, etc.) Can do both at the same time too.
6k dpi is the only way to play imo, easy control with the fingers (more easily finely controlled for me than the wrist/full arm) for finding exactly where to go on demand and for close movements its just a lil vibration that's perfect for right click menus and clicking diff invent slots in succession
Buttons on the mouse are helpful, but I only use 2 for my thumb, one for escape (closing interfaces) and one for remapping middle mouse button (for camera control), any much more than that or in other locations are not helpful likely
Click accuracy is so real 😭😭
Big dad energy. Thanks for the tips lol
I play games on a TV, so no I can't see no inventory, minimap, ammo, nothing
am I bad?
Most definitely
missed opportunity for beige shirt and green pants
He got so powerful he went full bald. May have surpassed even woox…
Mr TastyLife I'm actually professional. I have every achievment under the belt. Hehe
my dude did a whole section on plugins and didnt mention door kicker smh my head
PLUGIN GUIDE LETS GOOO!
I thought you put on a 2nd earring at 11:50
Mouse acceleration itelf is not bad for muscle memory! Windows mouse acceleration however, is. Using custom tools like rawaccel allows you to create your own custom mouse acceleration curves. Personally I have been using mouse acceleration with a linear curve for years now, and I would like to say that I am quite good at fps games.