reaction speed test

Just for fun I wrote a reaction speed test program (and reaction trainer?)
in the style of a fp-shooter (don't expect monsters). It measures your
personal 'ping' between eyes, brain and hand (maybe other organs inbetween
boys are said to think with).
I am an once-in-a-while gamer and an easy victim because of the lack of
training. I wrote the program because I wanted to know how much faster
reflexes an experienced gamer has. I achive a personal time lag of at best
235ms.
By the program you are challenged with chasing an unpredictably moving
target, like you must follow an
opponent jumping around in a fps game.
You can read more and get it here:
http://www.draebenstedt.de/reaction/reaction.html

If you have fun with it you can post your results and recommendations here
or mail them to the address mentioned on the site.
Is there anyone who is consistently much faster than ~240 ms?

Alexander

"Alexander Dräbenstedt" <alexspamander@draebenstedt.de> wrote in message
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> Just for fun I wrote a reaction speed test program (and reaction trainer?)
> in the style of a fp-shooter (don't expect monsters). It measures your
> personal 'ping' between eyes, brain and hand (maybe other organs inbetween
> boys are said to think with).
> I am an once-in-a-while gamer and an easy victim because of the lack of
> training. I wrote the program because I wanted to know how much faster
> reflexes an experienced gamer has. I achive a personal time lag of at best
> 235ms.
> By the program you are challenged with chasing an unpredictably moving
> target, like you must follow an
> opponent jumping around in a fps game.
> You can read more and get it here:
> http://www.draebenstedt.de/reaction/reaction.html
>
> If you have fun with it you can post your results and recommendations here
> or mail them to the address mentioned on the site.
> Is there anyone who is consistently much faster than ~240 ms?
>
> Alexander
>

First 3 goes 218, 218, and 218.

/

Interesting

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Alexander Dräbenstedt proclaimed...

> If you have fun with it you can post your results and recommendations here
> or mail them to the address mentioned on the site.
> Is there anyone who is consistently much faster than ~240 ms?

I ain't even going to embarrasss myself by using that program

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"Cookie McCrumble" <cookiemccrumble@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>
> "Alexander Dräbenstedt" <alexspamander@draebenstedt.de> wrote in message
> news:cal2t8$8mv$1@ulysses.news.tiscali.de...
> > Just for fun I wrote a reaction speed test program (and reaction
trainer?)
> > in the style of a fp-shooter (don't expect monsters). It measures your
> > personal 'ping' between eyes, brain and hand (maybe other organs
inbetween
> > boys are said to think with).
> > I am an once-in-a-while gamer and an easy victim because of the lack of
> > training. I wrote the program because I wanted to know how much faster
> > reflexes an experienced gamer has. I achive a personal time lag of at
best
> > 235ms.
> > By the program you are challenged with chasing an unpredictably moving
> > target, like you must follow an
> > opponent jumping around in a fps game.
> > You can read more and get it here:
> > http://www.draebenstedt.de/reaction/reaction.html
> >
> > If you have fun with it you can post your results and recommendations
here
> > or mail them to the address mentioned on the site.
> > Is there anyone who is consistently much faster than ~240 ms?
> >
> > Alexander
> >
>
> First 3 goes 218, 218, and 218.
>
> /

Chapeau!

I almost believed ~250ms lag is a constant of nature, because all colleques
I tested so far fell in that range.

Alexander


>
> Interesting
>
> --
> Cookie McCrumble
>
> www.whateverhappenedtomysocks.co.uk
>
> Today is just a side effect of yesterday.
>
>

"Strider" <email-address@signature.okies> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Alexander Dräbenstedt proclaimed...
>
> > If you have fun with it you can post your results and recommendations
here
> > or mail them to the address mentioned on the site.
> > Is there anyone who is consistently much faster than ~240 ms?
>
> I ain't even going to embarrasss myself by using that program
>
> --
> www.stri.tk

Dare to and let us know!

Alexander

Alexander Dräbenstedt proclaimed...

> Dare to and let us know!

Nah, when you've fallen further the impact is harder



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> > Dare to and let us know!

> Nah, when you've fallen further the impact is harder

Would you rather fall from eight stories into a fourty foot ball of wool, or
from four stories into a pile of haphazardly arranged broken bricks?


Grtz,
calimero