How to use a mouse in game ??

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I don't understand anything, should I move the mouse with my hand or my arm? Should my wrist be stiff when moving with the arm? So, is there an official way to play with a mouse? On a controller it's simple everyone uses it the same way!! I'm lost and yet I've been playing keyboard and mouse for years, but I feel like I'm doing things wrong!

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The right gaming mouse should meet certain criteria to help you perform at your best. Adjustable DPI settings, accurate sensitivities, and excellent grip comfort are the ideal must-haves for a good gaming mouse. Be sure to check the click rating, especially for those elite gamers who rely on super-fast finger movements to own the leaderboards.
First, pick a gripping style. Do you prefer horizontal or vertical holds? Are you a palm gripper or do you like the claw grip? All options have their benefits, but the bottom line is, you must find a position that is the most comfortable for your wrist and elbow.
For PC gaming, the two main styles of mouse control are tracking and flicking. Both are great for locking in on your target. It’s recommended you adjust the sensitivity options and begin with aiming practice before trying your gaming mouse at maximum acceleration. Instead, focus on maintaining full control of the cursor, including its speed and where it travels.

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I don't understand anything, should I move the mouse with my hand or my arm? Should my wrist be stiff when moving with the arm? So, is there an official way to play with a mouse? On a controller it's simple everyone uses it the same way!! I'm lost and yet I've been playing keyboard and mouse for years, but I feel like I'm doing things wrong!

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Your entire arm is a much better mechanism for swipes, however, your wrist is better for smaller adjustments. To have a good aiming skill, you need to utilize both of them.

I personally use my entire arm for aiming and use my hand for micro-adjustments. I also mostly play counter-strike so it will also depend on the game to some degree.
As previously suggested, you should also find your ideal sensitivity + dpi combo (edpi). This will make it much easier.