Today was a fast day, my average on an usual day is around 190
The reaction time average for a professional 100m runner is 153ms (A top level athlete), Anything below 100 is just a guess. Nothing to do with actual reactions.
The highest I personally know of is actually my CSGO teams AWPer, who has an insane 150-160ms average.
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The reaction time average for a professional 100m runner is 153ms (A top level athlete), Anything below 100 is just a guess. Nothing to do with actual reactions.
The highest I personally know of is actually my CSGO teams AWPer, who has an insane 150-160ms average.
Last edited by cowmeat; May 27, 2016 at 05:50 PM.
Originally Posted by cowmeat
The reaction time average for a professional 100m runner is 153ms (A top level athlete), Anything below 100 is just a guess. Nothing to do with actual reactions.
The highest I personally know of is actually my CSGO teams AWPer, who has an insane 150-160ms average.
reaction time is trained, running has not much to do with clicking a mouse when the screen turns color.
Originally Posted by GnilRettemHC
reaction time is trained, running has not much to do with clicking a mouse when the screen turns color.
Firstly, for sprinters reaction time is super important. The difference of lets say 50ms, is in the end meaningfull when it's a 100 meter race. 100ms is considered a false start beyond human capabilities.
So if you try to say to me with a straight face that you can do 40ms you should call Guiness book of records since 101ms is the fastest reaction time ever measured (at least from what I googled).
Sure you can guess and get a 40ms on the screen but that doesn't mean anything.
Last edited by cowmeat; May 27, 2016 at 07:51 PM.
Originally Posted by cowmeat
Firstly, for sprinters reaction time is super important. The difference of lets say 50ms, is in the end meaningfull when it's a 100 meter race. 100ms is considered a false start beyond human capabilities.
So if you try to say to me with a straight face that you can do 40ms you should call Guiness book of records since 101ms is the fastest reaction time ever measured (at least from what I googled).
Sure you can guess and get a 40ms on the screen but that doesn't mean anything.
afaik there's no such thing as general 'reaction time', it's all related specifically to a set of stimuli and reaction. Reacting to a starter gun puff of smoke and then starting to run is definitely not the same as reacting to a green color and clicking a mouse. Maybe you can't start running a meaningful amount in 100ms but you can definitely click a button.
If you think 101 is the highest ever measured then maybe check the website in OP where the fastest is faster than that...
People pick mid doors every game, and that's less than 100ms... 40ms in ideal circumstances is good enough to pick mid doors ingame (which is something like 80ms iirc). If you play cs you should at least know that much.
Originally Posted by GnilRettemHC
afaik there's no such thing as general 'reaction time', it's all related specifically to a set of stimuli and reaction. Reacting to a starter gun puff of smoke and then starting to run is definitely not the same as reacting to a green color and clicking a mouse. Maybe you can't start running a meaningful amount in 100ms but you can definitely click a button.
If you think 101 is the highest ever measured then maybe check the website in OP where the fastest is faster than that...
People pick mid doors every game, and that's less than 100ms... 40ms in ideal circumstances is good enough to pick mid doors ingame (which is something like 80ms iirc). If you play cs you should at least know that much.
Firstly, the mid door in dust is like 250ms, not 40 or 80ms. I'm Global elite at cs so in that regard I know what I'm talking about. Now if you want to argue that people can (the worlds fastest reactor in this case) do lets say 24ms (which is only 16ms higher than what you say you can do) then lets put that to perspective. You know those subliminal 1frame messages in a video? In a 24fps video youd be able to stop the clip at the same frame as the subliminal message came, just as the frame was about to change. Now does that sound like any human could do that?
And sure, I've gotten 15ms in reaction time test, but that was just guessing, not reacting.
Just in case you are wondering, here is what that would look like in real life. Someone able to stop the video in the same frame as that image flashes. And not by guessing it, but the first time and consistently afterwards.
https://vid.me/vapC
Also here is the calculation for the dust doors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrw2Cn9bEzY
https://backyardbrains.com/experiments/reactiontime
Pretty easy and fun read made simple.
But as you can see here, audio stimuli (170ms average) is actually faster than visual stimuli (250ms average). The average human touch reaction time is 150ms, and you can say you can do 40ms visually (average being 250ms).
You are plain wrong, nothing more.
Last edited by cowmeat; May 27, 2016 at 09:15 PM.
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