KiXSTAr was known as an ESL Pro League commentator as well as a streamer for Rainbow Six Siege. The one who has a real name Michael Stocley was also a former R6 Siege Pro player who came second in Pro League in Pro League Season 2 Finals as a member of Team Orbit.
The player named KiXSTAr played the game called Rainbow Six Siege with a 0.00223 multiplier, on low DPI 400. His in game sensitivity settings were 70/70. Here is the full information about his settings:
Sensitivity:
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- Vertical: 70
- Horizontal: 70
- Ads: 34 (more below)
- DPI: 400
- Multiplier: 0.002230
Graphic settings:
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- Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Refresh rate: 240 Hz
- Aspect ratio: 16:10
- FOV: 75
It has been known that some players of Rainbow Six Siege are using a different multiplayer. According to the developer of the game, the default value for this MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit is 0.02. The sentence means if your sensitivity is set to 50 the game will use 50*0.02, which equals to 1, to multiply your mouse position delta. If the value of the MouseSensitivityMultiplierUnit is changed to 0.01, then the precision of the sensitivity slider doubles, but the half sensitivity range that you have will be lost.
In fact, the smaller the mouse sensitivity multiplier number is, the more precise control you have over the real sensitivity of the game. For instance, 50 sensitivity with the default multiplier of 0.02 results in a real sensitivity of 1. As for 50 sensitivity with multiplier of 0.00223 results in a much lower real sensitivity of 0.1165. The 51 sensitivity results in an actual sensitivity of 1.02 with the default multiplier. As for 51 sensitivity at 0.00223, it results in 0.118.
According to prosettings.net, each step on the in-game slider represents a change of 0.02 in the real sensitivity. As for at 0.00223 every step represents a change of just 0.0015, which clearly makes it possible to control the sensitivity.
Basically, it can be concluded that setting the mouse sensitivity multiplier to a lower value means that the sensitivity range that you are able to choose from in the game turns out to be much lower. On the brighter side, it is much more precise. Actually, how much lower and how much more precise depends on the real value that you have selected. A lot of professional players are reported to have this set to the default value, so there is nothing to worry about this part, unless you cannot find the way to find the best sensitivity.
Talking about KiXSTAr, he was undoubtedly one of the players to look up to. Unfortunately, there was a bad news about him. According to his family, he left the world forever at the age of 24. The news about his passing was announced by his fellow commentator named Parker “Interro” Mackay on Twitter.
KiXSTAr or Michael Stockley was a longtime member of the Rainbow Six Siege esports community. The guy used to be under Team Orbit in 20166 and became a broadcaster in October. His first time as a commentator was the R6 Pro league year one season three. As a professional player, he had achieved a lot of things, including:
Player achievements:
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- Date: September 25, 2021
Place: 1st
Tier: Show M.
Tournament: FACEIT Fight Club – North America
Team: FPL FC ALPHA
Result: 2:0
Prize: $2,000 - Date: February 21, 2021
Place: 5 – 6th
Tier: Show M.
Tournament: Memevitational 2021
Team: Princess & Her Ponies
Result: 1/3
Prize: Unknown - Date: December 31, 2020
Place: 19th
Tier: Monthly
Tournament: FACEIT Pro League – North America: December 2020
Team: Free Agent
Result: Unknown
Prize: Unknown - Date: November 30, 2020
Place: 81st
Tier: Monthly
Tournament: FACEIT Pro League – North America: November 2020
Team: Free Agent
Result:
Prize: Unknown - Date: August 17, 2019
Place: W
Tier: Show M.
Tournament: Six Major Raleigh 2019 – Talent Showmatch
Team: Team KiX
Result: 4:4
Prize: Unknown - Date: October 20, 2016
Place: 1st
Tier: A-Tier
Tournament: Pro League Year 1 Season 3 – North America – PC
Team: OrglessGG
Result: 4/3/0
Prize: Unknown - Date: August 6, 2016
Place: 2nd
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Pro League Year 1 Season 2 – Finals – PC
Team: Team Orbit
Result: 0:2
Prize: $15,000 - Date: July 14, 2016
Place: 1st
Tier: A-Tier
Tournament: Pro League Year 1 Season 2 – North America – PC
Team: Team Orbit
Result: 6/1/10
Prize: Unknown - Date: May 7, 2016
Place: 3 – 4th
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Pro League Year 1 Season 1 – Finals – PC
Team: Team Orbit
Result: 1:2
Prize: $6,250 - Date: April 4, 2018
Place: 1st
Tier: A-Tier
Tournament: Pro League Year 1 Season 1 – North America – PC
Team: Team Orbit
Result: 4/2/1
Prize: Unknown
- Date: September 25, 2021
Notable events casted:
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- Date: August 22, 2021
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Six Mexico Major 2021
Position: Commentator
Partner List: BLU, Interro, Stoax - Date: May 23, 2021
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Six Invitational 2021
Position: Remote Cast Commentator
Partner List: BLU, Devmart, Guzz, Interro, Jess, Stoax, Zenox - Date: February 16, 2020
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Six Invitational 2020
Position: Commentator
Partner List: AceOfPyrite, BLU, Dezachu, Interro, Stoax - Date: November 10, 2019
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Pro League Season 10 – Finals
Position: Commentator
Partner List: Flynn, Interro, Stoax - Date: August 18, 2019
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Six Major Raleigh 2019
Position: Commentator
Partner List: BLU, Flynn, Interro, Stoax, mzo - Date: May 19, 2019
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Pro League Season 9 – Finals
Position: Commentator
Partner List: ChiNook, Eddie, Flynn, Interro, JhonsonTV, Police, Stoax - Date: February 17, 2018
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Six Invitational 2019
Position: Commentator
Partner List: BLU, Flynn, Interro, Stoax, mzo - Date: November 18, 2018
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Pro League Season 8 – Finals
Position: Commentator
Partner List: Interrobang, Milosh, mzo - Date: August 19, 2018
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Six Major Paris 2018
Position: Commentator
Partner List: Demo, Interrobang, Milosh, mzo - Date: February 18, 2018
Tier: S-Tier
Tournament: Six Invitational 2018
Position: Commentator
Partner List: Interrobang, Milosh, mzo
- Date: August 22, 2021
The community might have just lost a star but even though he is no longer around, he will keep emitting his light to the world.
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