All this pondering, do you know Queen Bop

[BasilHerb (Samson Jack)]

@Ingwe

StarCraft II

As a fast-paced RTS game, StarCraft II requires high APM from professionals to manage their economy and command units simultaneously.

Metric	APM	EAPM	CPS (equivalent)
Average Pro	250–350	~140–200	4–6 actions/sec (APM) 2–3 effective actions/sec (EAPM)
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During Intense Battles	400+	Varies greatly	7+ actions/sec (APM)
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Peak APM	Peaks over 1,000 have been observed, though not sustainable.	Varies greatly	Up to 17 actions/sec, but this includes a large amount of spam.
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Dota 2

In Dota 2, APM is highly dependent on the player’s hero and role. Efficient and meaningful actions are valued over high-volume clicking.

Metric	APM	CPS (equivalent)
Average Pro	150–300+	2.5–5+ actions/sec
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High APM (Micro Heroes)	200+ (for heroes like Chen or Meepo)	3.3+ actions/sec
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Low APM (Supports)	~150 (for heroes like Crystal Maiden or Vengeful Spirit)	~2.5 actions/sec
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So with that, I doubt normal cm player can reach 300 rpm. Unless they are pro players of some competitive games.

Note on EAPM:

EAPM, or Effective Actions Per Minute, is a more refined metric than a player’s raw APM. It filters out “spam” or redundant actions and only counts meaningful inputs that directly impact the game state. This gives a more accurate representation of a player’s true efficiency and strategic skill.

How EAPM differs from APM

	Effective Actions Per Minute (EAPM)	Actions Per Minute (APM)
Actions counted	Only meaningful, unique actions. For example, giving a unit a move order or casting a spell.	Every single input, including repeated and unnecessary actions. This includes spam-clicking the same spot.
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Purpose	To measure a player’s actual in-game efficiency and speed of thought. It reflects how quickly a player can make strategic decisions.	To measure a player’s overall input speed and dexterity. It’s a measure of raw physical speed, not necessarily effectiveness.
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Typical value	Always lower than a player’s raw APM, since it’s a subset of all actions.	Higher than EAPM, as it includes all clicks and keypresses.
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Significance	A better indicator of high-level skill and game knowledge. Top players often have a higher ratio of EAPM to APM, showing less wasted energy.	Can be misleading because it can be inflated by “spamming” actions to warm up or appear more active.
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And you can test your cps with clickpersecond.com, I don’t know if it contain bots or not, don’t quote me.

This lying motherfucker…

btw Ingwe I want you to know your green and orange afro haircut as RO looks like ass and I hope you suffer from early uneven balding