So what is the best profile for fairing? Well, honestly, there is no best, but I'll try to guide you guys as much as I can.

To show you what we think is, uh, our recommended profile for fairing, and at the end of this video, I also share a couple of pro player profiles with you guys as well, so stay tuned for that.

First off, if you don't want to hear me ramble about all kinds of settings and things, you can simply go to the description down below and copy over the profile code from the description, then go to u.

io or go to the app, of course, and press on the import profile button on the left, and then simply copy-paste the code over in there, press import, and you have it imported.

And now, of course, to use the actual profile, simply drag this profile to the top, and boom, it is actually active.

And now we're getting to our recommended profile for fairing, and as you can see, uh, it's pretty similar to our recommended profile for CS2 Counter-Strike.

And yes, that's correct, because Counter-Strike and Valorant actually have pretty similar movement mechanics.

That's why I didn't need to change a whole lot on this profile itself. So first off, our actuation point across the board is 1.2 mm.

This is basically so you don't fat-finger any keys on your keyboard. Of course, you can set this to 2.0 mm, that's all fine too, but 1.2 mm, the actuation is just a tiny bit faster than 2.0 mm.

And further, you can see on the WD case, we have 0.4 mm of actuation point.

You might be asking, why not 0.1? Well, 0.1 is just too sensitive. I tend to lean on my keys and I accidentally press in those keys as well if it's set to 0.1 mm and you don't want that to happen, so 0.4 mm just gives you that extra little gift.

Of course, you can tweak it, see what you actually prefer, maybe even 0.2 or 0.1, that's up to you.

And with 0.4 mm of actuation point, you have to release the switch 3.6 mm all the way back to reset again.

And of course, for strafing, this isn't really ideal, and that's why we also implemented rapid trigger on the WD key, so it instantaneously releases and resets the switch again for the really snappy strafing movement.

And for the rapid trigger sensitivity, I have set up a 0.2 mm sensitivity.

Why not 0.15? Well, when I hold down my WSD keys, I tend to unintentionally—I don't know why I can't hold in the WSD keys—but sometimes unintentionally I just release it ever so slightly and that makes it already like jitter with rapid trigger on if, uh, if I'm walking and that's not ideal, so that's why I've chosen a sensitivity of 0.2 mm just to have a little bit more GI, uh, but of course a sensitivity of 0.3 or even 0.5 mm is not really unreasonable.

I just want it to be as low as possible for the the snappiest feeling, but 0.5 mm is still pretty reasonable.

Then we go over to the X button. This is going to be your ultimate ability. I don't want to fat finger the out of the X button, you know?

Um, so that's why I've set up a 2.0 mm actuation point on the AX.

Of course, you can make this higher if you want to or lower if you want to, but 2.0 seems to be good.

And then we're going to the left shift button, your slow walk button, and 2.8 mm on left shift seems pretty drastic, but there's a reason for it.

Activation is not really important for the slow walk. It's mostly the deactivation that is important for the slow walk.

So in Valorant, of course, you already press your slow walk, your left shift, to not make any noise for the enemies.

But once you get to a corner and you know there's going to be an enemy around the corner, you want to deactivate the slow walk as soon as possible so you can just surprise them, be quick around the corner, and tap them in the head.

So that's why 2.8 is set up so it only takes 1.2 mm travel back to actually deactivate again.

And of course, you can fill around with the setting and make it maybe even 3.5 mm, but I always felt that, uh, when I'm holding down the shift key, I intentionally release it slightly.

This makes my character just jitter around, which is not ideal. And then we go from the left shift key to your left control key.

And the left control, the crouch button, is mostly important on activation, but not so much on deactivation. So let's say you are in a gunfight, someone's really close, you tried a few taps on the head, but it just didn't work out.

Naturally, you just crouch down to change your head position so the person has to change his aim.

And of course, when you're crouching, you become more accurate with shooting because of that.

you want to have the activation of your crouch button to be as fast as possible, and that's why I've set it up to 1.0 mm.

Of course, you can put it this lower, but just for the sake of not fat fingering your left control button, I set it up to 1.0 mm.

Then we go to the left Windows button, and 4.0 mm is a lot because you don't want to fat finger your Windows button.

It's the worst experience. At 4.0 mm, it's still functional, but you just have to bottom down the switch, which as further, we have remapped the caps lock to be set to FN1, so you have quick access to your FN1 layer with just one hand.

So you can just reach with one hand through the FN1, FN2, FN3, 4, 5, 6, 7 button, so that's pretty nice and easy.

And then, as last, you can see in the bottom red corner, we have M tab set up, and that's pretty much just arrow keys.

Um, because 60% users don't have arrow keys really. Then this is a nice way to still have arrow keys on a nice compact layout.

Uh, so yeah, that's pretty much our recommended profile, but now, of course, we also have a couple of pro players who sent over their profiles that we're actually going to check out right now, so let's get into it.

Yeah, you see the util being used, including G, just the refight drops down from on high on Heaven, little of a ref flash as well.

RP right down to it left in it wants to go for it there the first one is come and come has a exu point AC cross the board of 0.5 mm which is pretty sensitive and an actuation point of 0.1 mm on a WD.

He doesn't want to play around. He wants to be as fast as possible.

My God. And also rapid trigger set up on WSD with a press sensitivity of 0.2 and release sensitivity of 0.4 and he has no continuous rep.

Trigger tech mode is on. Space bar is set to 0.1 actuation.

Damn, that's really snappy. I guess timing is essential on the space bar and the jump. Left shift button 0.5 mm as well.

Left control is also 0.5 mm to be as fast as possible, which is reasonable. All the settings further are pretty much the same.

Yeah, that's calm. Okay, let's go to the next one. Well, it doesn't look too good for Paper Rex. You might think this is an EG, but it's not.

The weaker weapon, I'm forsaken. Good for two, maybe more to be found, but nobody low.

He's 98 finding another three. For Merz, an Ace to put in the first round on the board for Paper Rex, unbelievable.

And then we go to forsaken. Forsaken has an actuation point of 0.1 mm on the WD again, is really sensitive and 2.0 on the F key, and across the board is 2.0 as well.

So the F key or across the board doesn't make it whole much different anyway.

Rapid Trier is also across the board with a sensitivity of 0.15 mm, doesn't have anything with continuous rapid trigger or the separate press and release sensitivity.

Tech mode is enabled. Left control 2.0, left shift is also 2.0, and didn't do any remapping further.

really? No, I don't think so. No FN layer seems to be pretty much the same. Okay, dang. Oh, taking some aggressive space.

Let's get that flash the face after, try to clear things out as well, give him a little bit more protect, but he just swings in an Anthem gets dropped.

Now another wall, the repeat back, the four piece for J looking for the E and he's got it.

Jing has again, my God, the Ferin profiles are Wilding. 0.1 mm again on the WSD and IUME as well. Rapid rer, so rapid R is also set up on the WSD keys.

050 mm again. It's like you guys want the most sensitive settings, it's crazy. And for some reason Jing also has the slash, the backslash button to be rapid fer enabled, which I wonder why, maybe it's by accident, I have no clue.

And further did he remap any buttons across the board?

Also 2.0 mm of actuation, pretty regular. Further, I guess, yeah, nothing changed with these event layers, it's all standard.

Okay, five of the last six for the Masters champions. Another duel, another win for Durk as he gets a second going to push them back.

He tries to get up high. Is there anyone who dares show ahead? Derka with three now, you chant now.

You ask for it. Dera looking for it all. He's going to have to push past the cosmic divide, the fourth and the fifth, the faithful shall be rewarded.

Fnatic take down Z and then we are getting to Derek, a D D. Sorry if I'm butchering the name, has the same profile um as alaer and Leo from Fnatic, I believe.

H, sorry if I'm butchering your name. I'm sorry, I'm really sorry. Uh, I'm a Dutchman, okay, accuse me.

Um, so the WSD keys, 0.2 mm of actuation point, which is pretty sensitive but not as sensitive as the rest.

So that's good. He has a little bit more GI. He he he is in the same boat as me and across the board a 0.4 mm of actuation point.

So it's all pretty sensitive overall. Rapid trigger also set up to WSD and for some reason as well on the backslash, which I still wonder why that is.

What's so essential on this key? I have no clue, but okay. X also on 2.0 mm.

Uh, has four keys. So the spike is on 1.0 mm, so you don't fat finger it as well. And further profile seems pretty regular overall.

Deum mode, of course, also enabled. The rapid trigger is also enabled and nothing more is remapped. I believe no, it seems to be all pretty regular.

Scared playing behind the smoke and there's the opening as they come around the corner, they're not expecting to still be aggressive and he's going to get five for Chronicle.

Chronicle Chronicle actually has an actuation point across the board of 1.0 mm and on WSD keys he has set up 0.2 mm.

Rapid trigger is also set up only on the WSD keys and he has a press and release sensitivity of 0.5 mm and Tech mode is also enabled, but further, I don't see any more settings which has been changed, no remaps, nothing at all.

A fan layer one, well, doesn't seem to be something different.

Okay, okay, good connection at least with the line. T attempting to punish just jiggling with it the rifle in hand. He's doing the most.

already two dropped down what is going to be the answer from crew here? Surely you'd back away if you refight this, but despite his hard commit, way ahead of the curve.

He's turn on to it. T St and tense is quite intense also with his sensitivity.

WZ key, 0.1 mm of actuation point. It's resistive and also rapid trigger on 050 mm. Damn, he's all about that speed.

Yeah, further continuous rapid trigger is also enabled. Tum mode is also enabled and on the space bar, he set up an actuation point of 3.0 mm and across the board, 1.0 mm of actuation Point as well.

Hey, I don't think he further changed anything, did he?

And again, no further, it seems to be all the same. So that's pretty much T's profile and that's pretty much all the profile.

So thank you guys for watching this video. Hope you guys found this helpful and of course if you have any questions, leave them down in the comments below and of course, the Provo codes are all listed in the description below, so simply copy them over, import them and use them and fill around with them, play around with them, do whatever you like and then I will see you guys in the next video.

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