Zandronum

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 2012 4:06 am**

I will start off: Pokemon Stadium 2, the minigame where you play as an Eevee and you have to press the A button as fast as possible. My fastest reaction time was and still is a total of 0.12 seconds (the average human take at least 0.4 secs just to register the event and then another 0.3 just to perform the action , so this makes me especially fast :D ).

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 2012 6:42 am**

Cerebus wrote:My fastest reaction time was and still is a total of 0.12 seconds (the average human take at least 0.4 secs just to register the event and then another 0.3 just to perform the action , so this makes me especially fast :D ).

Those times are off, you're not really faster than anyone else, 0.7 seconds is the estimated amount of time it would take for someone to react to an event they were NOT anticipating. You were anticipating the event and could act accordingly much faster because the neuron jump went straight (not really but) to your motor neurons instead of being processed first.

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 2012 7:26 am**

Too bad you aren't especially fast because you are so good at a pokemon game! Camping at Doom in a duel is probably one of the better ways to measure your reaction time.

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 2012 7:52 am**

And it takes your brain 80 milliseconds to comprehend what you see and visualize it to what you know as "sight".

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Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 2012 11:48 am**

I remember playing this little flash game where you had to hit the spacebar after something popped up. It was timed randomly, although I didn't know that and tried to predict when it would happen- ended up getting it a couple of milliseconds after it appeared through sheer luck.

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:47 pm**

Yeah the mini games were the only worth while feature of Pokemon Stadium if I remember.

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 2012 4:52 pm**

Llewellyn wrote:
Those times are off, you're not really faster than anyone else, 0.7 seconds is the estimated amount of time it would take for someone to react to an event they were NOT anticipating. You were anticipating the event and could act accordingly much faster because the neuron jump went straight (not really but) to your motor neurons instead of being processed first.

Synert wrote: I remember playing this little flash game where you had to hit the spacebar after something popped up. It was timed randomly, although I didn't know that and tried to predict when it would happen- ended up getting it a couple of milliseconds after it appeared through sheer luck.

one_Two wrote: Yeah the mini games were the only worth while feature of Pokemon Stadium if I remember.

Ivan wrote: Too bad you aren't especially fast because you are so good at a pokemon game! Camping at Doom in a duel is probably one of the better ways to measure your reaction time.

SyKoTiC wrote: And it takes your brain 80 milliseconds to comprehend what you see and visualize it to what you know as "sight".

For Your Health

kk, all good to know. :) I play on the AOW2 servers when I can where people camp in the buildings on a regular basis as well as other places throughout the map(s). I could use a little training myself lol. BTW Ivan, my reflexes on Doom are pretty fast. However, my aim is a different story lol.

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