Those, who think that speed is the main thing, an essence of hyperbullet, are very very wrong.
So what have I done.
I've bought a gaming mouse. Have bought a mat for it.
I set my computer to work at the worst graphics, resolution, to get the most smooth movements of pieces, reduce some freezing.
I was training precise mouse movements, so I have learned to move pieces fast and on a long distance.
I was training my reaction. Got very good results. My reaction has improved.
I moved on Ethernet cable from WiFi. So my ping became a bit better, I lose less time out of lag.
So what?
Has my level of playing actually increased?
Maybe, 50 points higher it feels for me.
Just 50 points!
As you can see, speed doesn't help you much. The only thing which can really improve your hyperbullet is chess skills.
So what have I done.
I've bought a gaming mouse. Have bought a mat for it.
I set my computer to work at the worst graphics, resolution, to get the most smooth movements of pieces, reduce some freezing.
I was training precise mouse movements, so I have learned to move pieces fast and on a long distance.
I was training my reaction. Got very good results. My reaction has improved.
I moved on Ethernet cable from WiFi. So my ping became a bit better, I lose less time out of lag.
So what?
Has my level of playing actually increased?
Maybe, 50 points higher it feels for me.
Just 50 points!
As you can see, speed doesn't help you much. The only thing which can really improve your hyperbullet is chess skills.