Welcome, weary traveler, to the hallowed halls of Narnia Sensitivity! Once, in a bygone era, our mousepads knew no bounds. Our sensitivities were so low, a full 360 required not just a desk, but a small country. We pioneered the art of the "Narnia Sens", where a simple 90-degree turn meant navigating through dense forests, across frozen rivers, and possibly encountering talking animals on your journey to acquire a target.

This group stands as a proud (and slightly sore) testament to those glorious, arm-breaking days. Remember the calloused elbows, the mouse cables stretched to their breaking point, the sheer willpower it took to track someone across a large monitor? Those were the times when "desk space" was a quaint suggestion, and "lifting your mouse" was merely a myth whispered by high-sens heathens.

While many of us have since ascended to the more civilized realms of 20-60cm/360, where 60cm feels like a sprint and 30cm is basically warp speed, we never forget our roots. We trained our arms into formidable weapons, capable of traversing vast digital landscapes. We survived the winter of endless mouse movements.

So, if you ever felt like your mousepad needed its own postcode, if you remember the satisfying thud of your mouse hitting the monitor bezel mid-flick, or if you simply appreciate the sheer absurdity of extreme low sensitivity, then welcome home. Share your war stories, your chiropractor recommendations, and celebrate the legacy of gaming on a sensitivity so low, it transcended reality.

Here, we don't just aim; we embark on an epic quest with every flick.

PS : Totally NOT AI generated text.