Valve bans Razer and Wooting’s new keyboard features in Counter-Strike 2

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BrikoX · 3 months ago

Valve bans Razer and Wooting’s new keyboard features in Counter-Strike 2

@Dasus · 3 months ago

So now it’s about heartrate? Playing Mario Kart and Dark Souls can get your heartrate into the 120+ range. And that’s casual videogamers, playing simple games.

https://www.esportwissen.de/en/performance-in-esport/

During professional competitive play, heartrates go up to 180+ bpm. That’s on the level of racing car drivers. Way more than chess, archery, or shooting of any sort would ever have.

So guess the Turkish shooter doesn’t qualify for you either? Archers? Magnus Carlsen isn’t a chess professional, he’s just a really lucky dude with a lot of money for some random reason?