u/badboy10000000

I liked it. Fuck anime

I know that in general for clicking and switching scenarios you want to have your next target or 2 in mind so that you can do your next flick instantly without hesitation and to commit to this path instead of doubling back when you miss a target for efficiency. But what about when there are only 2 targets? Should I always commit to the oldest target, i.e. the one that was already there when I was flicking to my current target? Or should I be trying to make my reflex instantly reading which of the 2 targets on screen is closer to my crosshair and flicking to that one?

For static clicking I try to make my click and initial flick the same action, like the click launches my next flick. This feels like the right method and when I'm locked in and doing this automatically I get better scores (in 1WxT scenarios) and my mouse movement looks much more fluid and smooth, especially when farming clusters. But I don't know whether the fluidity of committing or efficiency of choosing closest target is better in 2 target scenarios