blameF settings

blameF uses a classic static crosshair with minimal length and thickness, no center dot, and a compact gap setting, all rendered in a striking cyan color. This configuration provides a clear, unobstructed view of opponents while maintaining precision during rapid flicks and controlled bursts, making it ideal for high-pressure competitive scenarios where accuracy is paramount.

blameF currently plays with a Logitech G Pro X Superlight Magenta mouse set to 400 DPI and a sensitivity of 1.65, resulting in an effective eDPI of 660. This relatively low sensitivity suggests a preference for precise, controlled movements, allowing for accurate crosshair placement and consistent tracking—traits often seen in elite riflers and entry fraggers.

blameF uses the ZOWIE XL2546K monitor, renowned in the esports community for its high refresh rate and DyAc Premium technology. This display provides exceptionally smooth motion and reduced motion blur, enabling players like blameF to spot and react to opponents quickly, which is critical in high-stakes competitive matches.

blameF's career has seen him transition through several notable teams, starting from BVM, then moving up through Aquiver eSports, Alpha Gaming, Great Danes, Epsilon eSports, Heroic, Complexity Gaming, Astralis, and most recently joining Fnatic in May 2024. This progression highlights his consistent rise through the competitive ranks, earning spots on increasingly prestigious organizations.

blameF currently uses the Wooting 80HE Ghost keyboard, a device favored for its analog input capabilities and rapid response times. This advanced keyboard allows for more nuanced movement control and faster key actuation, giving him a potential edge in both movement and reaction speed during intense gameplay moments.

blameF plays at a 1280x960 resolution with a 4:3 aspect ratio, stretched to fullscreen. This setup is a common choice among professional players as it enlarges player models, making opponents easier to spot and target, while reducing distractions from peripheral visuals.

blameF sets his radar to rotate and always center on the player, with a map zoom of 0.3 and the radar HUD size at 1. This configuration ensures that he maintains a broad and consistent overview of the map, allowing him to quickly assess teammate positions and potential threats, which is crucial for effective decision-making.

blameF launches Counter-Strike 2 with the options '-novid -tickrate 128 -console', which skips the intro video, ensures the highest server tickrate for smoother gameplay, and enables the console for quick access to advanced settings. These choices reflect a focus on efficiency and optimal game conditions, aligning with the standards of professional play.

blameF currently uses the SteelSeries QcK Heavy mousepad, known for its large surface area and consistent glide. This mousepad provides ample space for low-sensitivity movements and ensures reliable tracking, which complements his precise aiming style and allows for smooth, controlled swipes during critical gunfights.

In May 2024, blameF transferred from Astralis to Fnatic, a move that underscores his ongoing demand among top-tier organizations. Joining Fnatic, a team with a storied legacy in Counter-Strike, signals that blameF remains a valuable asset at the highest level of competitive play and is poised to continue making an impact on the international stage.