Mercury settings

Mercury plays with a sensitivity of 2.12 and a DPI setting of 400, resulting in an effective eDPI of 848. This combination strikes a balance between swift crosshair movement and precise aim control, a setup favored by many professional players who prioritize both accuracy and fast reaction times during high-stakes matches.

Mercury utilizes a classic static crosshair with a minimalistic design: a small gap of -3, a short length of 1.4, and a slim thickness of 0.6 with no center dot. This compact configuration, paired with a custom RGB color (r:50, g:250, b:154), ensures high visibility without visual clutter, aiding in precise target acquisition during intense firefights.

Mercury relies on the ZOWIE XL2566K monitor, recognized for its high refresh rate and fast response times. These features are crucial for competitive play, as they provide smoother visuals and reduced input lag, allowing Mercury to react swiftly to in-game actions and maintain peak performance in fast-paced scenarios.

Mercury plays at a 1280x960 resolution with a 4:3 aspect ratio, stretched scaling, and fullscreen mode. He disables V-Sync and G-Sync, sets shader and particle details to low, and enables high dynamic range quality. These choices optimize frame rates and minimize distractions, ensuring maximum clarity and responsiveness during matches.

Mercury’s setup features the unreleased ZOWIE S2-DW Grey mouse paired with the ZOWIE G-TR mousepad. This combination offers a reliable sensor, consistent tracking, and a smooth glide, which are essential for executing precise flicks and maintaining stable aim—a necessity at the highest levels of competition.

Mercury sets his monitor’s color vibrance to 10 and black equalizer to 12, maximizing contrast and enhancing enemy visibility in darker areas. These adjustments help him spot opponents more easily and react faster, providing a competitive edge in visually complex environments.

Mercury uses a viewmodel field of view (FOV) of 68 with offsets of 2.5 on the X-axis, 0 on the Y-axis, and -1.5 on the Z-axis, along with preset position 2 and disables viewmodel bob. This configuration keeps weapon models unobtrusive, maximizing screen space for spotting opponents and focusing on crosshair placement.

Mercury has both NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency and G-Sync disabled. By turning off these features, he prioritizes a consistent input experience and avoids potential variability in frame delivery, which can be crucial for players who demand stable and predictable responsiveness in competitive scenarios.

Mercury currently uses the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL Green (Unreleased), a tenkeyless keyboard known for its compact form factor and responsive switches. This design provides more desk space for mouse movement and ensures rapid keystrokes, which are vital for executing complex maneuvers and quick weapon swaps in-game.

Mercury’s recent switch to unreleased versions of both his mouse (ZOWIE S2-DW Grey) and keyboard (Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL Green) indicates a preference for cutting-edge, high-performance gear. This evolution suggests he values staying at the forefront of technology to gain any possible advantage in responsiveness and comfort during competition.