flusha settings

flusha uses the Xtrfy M4 Black mouse paired with a sensitivity of 1.8 and a DPI of 400, resulting in an eDPI of 720. This combination offers a balanced approach that allows for precise crosshair movement and consistent tracking, which is crucial for high-level competitive play.

flusha’s crosshair is set up as a compact, static classic with a minimal gap of -4, zero length, and a thickness of 1, featuring a visible center dot. The crosshair is colored bright red for maximum visibility and includes a subtle outline for contrast. This minimalistic design aids in precise aiming without obstructing the view of opponents, helping maintain focus during fast-paced duels.

flusha plays on the ZOWIE XL2540 monitor, which is well-known in the esports community for its 240Hz refresh rate. He optimizes the display with features like DyAc set to 'Premium' for motion clarity and color vibrance at 10, allowing for sharper visuals and better enemy distinction during rapid movements. These settings contribute to smoother, more responsive gameplay.

flusha prefers playing at a resolution of 1600x900 with a 16:9 aspect ratio in fullscreen mode. This setup offers a good balance between visual clarity and field of view, ensuring that critical in-game details remain sharp while maximizing situational awareness across the screen.

flusha uses the Fnatic REACT headset, which is designed for esports with a focus on clear positional audio. While specific in-game audio settings aren’t detailed, pairing this headset with game settings that prioritize clarity ensures that subtle in-game sounds, such as footsteps and utility usage, are easily distinguishable—giving him an edge in reacting to opponents.

While detailed keybinds are not listed, flusha’s equipment choices, such as the HyperX Alloy FPS Pro keyboard, suggest a preference for compact, responsive keyboards that allow for fast and accurate input. This type of keyboard is favored by many professional players for its reliability during intense matches where misclicks can be costly.

flusha’s video settings are tailored for both performance and clarity: he disables V-Sync and G-Sync to minimize input lag, limits in-game FPS to 300, and keeps important visual features like shader and global shadow quality on high. Meanwhile, he reduces texture and particle detail to low, ensuring high frame rates while maintaining critical visual cues for competitive play.

flusha uses launch options such as '-novid', '-console', '-refresh 240', '-tickrate 128', and '-allow_third_party_software'. These options streamline the game’s startup, enforce a 240Hz refresh rate for smoother visuals, set the server tickrate for better practice environments, and allow additional software, all contributing to a more efficient and responsive gaming experience.

flusha’s radar is set to a HUD size of 1 with a map zoom of 0.7, and it rotates and centers on the player. These settings ensure that critical information is always visible and easy to interpret, allowing for quick decision-making and better map control. His HUD color matches his team color and is scaled to 0.85 for optimal visibility without cluttering the screen.

flusha’s system is powered by an Intel Core i9-13900K processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 graphics card. This high-end hardware ensures that he experiences consistently high frame rates and minimal input latency, which are vital for maintaining peak performance during competitive matches. The robust specs also enable him to utilize demanding visual settings without sacrificing speed or responsiveness.