Diary of my own aim issues & how I fixed them:
26-01-2022: I am writing this diary because I want to be able to look back and understand how I fixed my grip/Why it got worse, because right now too much of my time is wasted on doing random stuff hoping it works out. I don't expect anyone to read through this unless you for some reason are interested.

07-02-2022: Sens change from 1.1 -> 1.0. I want to feel more comfortable on low cs, and generally I can relax my hand better at 1.0 sens. The only challenge is being able to play jump maps, which I will try to see if I'm able to. Otherwise I will probably switch back pretty quickly. At the end of the day I switched back. 1.0 sens makes mouse drift a lot worse, and generally 1.1 is actually more comfortable.

20-02-2023: Sens change from 1.1 -> 1.15. After being away from my main setup for 5 months, it feels really uncomfortable to play. This might be because I am still rusty, but for now I am increasing sens to 1.15 because it feels more comfortable. If I become able to play cross-screen jumps with 1.1 comfortably, I will probably switch back, it's not too big of a deal. After some time, I switched to 1.2. Maybe I even need more than this, my settings definitely changed somehow.

03-05-2023: Gradual sens change from 1.15 -> 1.37. Update from previous paragraph, I really do think something changed, still don't know what. However, 1.37 corresponds to 1100dpi, which is what I used to play. At this sens, I can play cross-screen jumps comfortably.

08-02-2026: Sens change from 1.37 -> 1.1 I will try to change my aiming style to aim more with my arm rather than wrist, since I feel like it gives more precision control. It seems a sensitivity of 1.1 gives me the most options when aiming different patterns, and it feels good to play jumps.

25-02-2026: Sens change from 1.1 -> 1.37 While the 1.1 sens playstyle does feel good, I think I prefer 1.37. It is weird because I can play well using both, which I am not used to. Maybe in the future I will return to 1.37.

In progress...

Level 0 - Ground Floor - Living Room
"Welcome, weary traveler to this humble abode. You must have travelled far to get here, I presume? No matter, you may rest now. Here we only serve the finest of teas and pass the time by doing some light exercise. Care to join us?... Oh, that? That's the basement, I'd suggest not going there until you at least can defeat me."

Level 1 - Lounge - Cafeteria
After listening to the old man's advice not to check out the basement, you find yourself enjoying a nice cup of tea in the lounge. Admiring the beautiful landscape that stretches out below the large window, you turn to your companions. It seems they have brought along a game of some sort? "Just a casual round," they tell you. But you know this game well, so you will surely be able to beat them easily.

Level -1 - Basement - ???
You weren't meant to go this far, yet you did. Now you must suffer the consequences of your actions. Here the tea is stale and bitter, the patterns on the walls are crooked. No one has made it out alive so far. Maybe you will be the first?

Level -2 - The Grey Halls - ???
How long have you travelled these halls? You do not remember. This level is intimately connected to the basement, yet while there are many pathways that lead back to the basement, you have so far found none that lead further down or up. Will you forever be stuck in these halls, or find a trinket to help you escape from the basement? These halls are slightly less crooked, however their sheer size and brutality more than make up for their straightforward design.

Level -3 - Necropolis - ???
After a sudden cave-in, the floor gave way as dust and stale air fills your lungs. Organic white walls surround you adorned with bone-like structures of differing lengths, some straight, some curved. The concept of going down or up has disappeared, and gravity seems to shift as you fall down corridors without warning. There is no going back from this point. I hope you are ready for what lies ahead.

Uno Ban