Your tracking accuracy (86th percentile) and raw speed (85th percentile) are your two standout dimensions, indicating that your neural system processes incoming stimuli quickly and maintains precise cursor control across complex, continuous motion paths. For an AWPer, this combination is mechanically significant — it means you can acquire and hold crosshair placement on moving targets at a level most players cannot replicate.

Your decision quality (60th percentile) is your clearest bottleneck, sitting at average and suggesting that under time pressure, your shot selection and impulse control introduce unnecessary error into an otherwise clean mechanical profile. This likely shows up as early triggers or suboptimal duel timing in high-stakes moments. Given your tracking and flick speed (81st percentile) alongside that decision gap, you are best suited to a passive AWP role where positioning does your decision-making work for you, rather than aggressive entry or reactive duel scenarios.