"I got up, what's there to say about a second of a shot?"
If you want to ask what are the competitions with the biggest gap in strength between Meng Xin and Old Bird? FPS games deserve a name. It is said that "good soldiers are fed by bullets", and players who want to not have a horse gun often need a lot of time to practice. In CSGO games, the sniping is unparalleled in its handsomeness, but the extremely high difficulty of operation also plagues many new players.
However, it is impossible to open the lock head hanging, through some low-cost, but will not affect the normal operation of the game "physical plug-in", it has become the choice of some people. In those years, the operation of "sticky nose feces" in the center of the screen to beat the blind sniper was widely spread and really effective. If you have the conditions at home, using chewing gum or pencils as marks can also have the same effect.
Taking this as an opportunity, some players even came up with a way to add a magnifying glass to the screen so that they could see more clearly.
I have to admit that the above methods do have a certain effect, but they are somewhat ugly, and the improvement of the player is not high enough. However, recently, a foreign robot expert has designed a "physical plug-in" for FPS games, but it has attracted widespread attention from the player group. Because with his peripherals, you can improve your marksmanship to the level of a pro!
Common plug-ins in FPS games are self-aiming and locks. The roboticist's peripherals are physically capable of this functionality. The roboticist first added four gimbal wheels to the mouse to ensure that it could move at various angles; The program then scans the screen, calculates and commands the target that appears in it, and the mouse shifts and shoots.
For this set of "physical plug-ins", the most concerned point of the outside world is accuracy, and this is precisely the point that robot experts want to show the most. A game on Steam called Aim Lab is a gun training game that many FPS pros use.
This set of "physical plug-ins" confirms its accuracy with the scores obtained in the game.
The highest score that can currently be achieved by this device is 118494 points. What is this concept? To know that the average FPS professional player can only get 80,000 to 90,000 points.
Aim Lab's current record for the highest score, the 138944 score created for the pro TenZ. This set of equipment originally challenged this record, but it burned out a motor due to overload in the middle, so it did not succeed. In this respect, the human body is indeed the greatest work of the Creator, surpassing the machine in terms of "durability".
Of course, the world record held by TenZ is only temporary. This competition between robots and humans only depends on the iterative upgrading of the former's hardware equipment. Imagine how scary it would be to have a "physical plug-in" that surpasses the accuracy of a pro player without being detected by the system.
So do you think this technology can be applied in other ways?