Do you have good or bad reaction times?

[Shagger]

29 minutes ago, Heatman said:

This pretty sums it up 😂 

 

18 minutes ago, Crazycrab said:

 

What the hell!  Are you drunk? 🤣

 

This gets me in the mood for experimenting. I was just about to settle down and have a few drinks. I just took the test sober and this is my result.

 

 

Let's see how I do in a couple of hours.

Edited February 16, 2022 by Shagger

[Heatman]

Just now, Shagger said:

 

 

This gets me in the mood for experimenting. I was just about to settle down and have a few drinks. I just took the test sober and this is my result.

 

 

Let's see how I do in a couple of hours.

I'm definitely going to retry it when I must have recovered my wits because as of now, they have left me 😂. 

[NightmareFarm]

2 hours ago, Kane99 said:

Mine was 274 m/s 🙂 Tried again and got these for my next three tries - 247 m/s | 228 m/s | 307 m/s (as I wasn't looking lol) | And I think my total overall is 260 m/s. 

Also, it depends on your monitor and latency or something. At least that's what it says on the site. 

Maybe you have a point. When I did this on the local college monitors I averaged around like 220 m/s.

[Shagger]

Well, this is my result @Heatman after repeating the test after having consumed well over half a bottle of Vodka, and honestly, either I'm really warded to the effects, incredibly lucky, or there is something seriously off with your test.

 

 

I can see that you did your test on a phone, whereas I was using a laptop PC with a gaming mouse, so I find it likely some of the difference would come from the hardware, but not all of it. If that genuinely was the best you can do, I'd suggest there is something wrong.

 

And just to be clear, the rate of my reaction may not have changed much, but decision making is also impaired by alcohol, and when doing stuff like driving that is as important, so DO NOT tell people people about this result and paint it as "Being drunk doesn't make that much of a difference", because is really does. Same with drugs.

 

Don't drink or do drugs and drive or do anything of the sort under the influence.

[NightmareFarm]

I average around 250 m/s. 

 

edit:  just realised i already commented on this thread, pls delete mods

Edited February 17, 2022 by NightmareFarm

[Boblee]

On 2/16/2022 at 2:10 AM, NightmareFarm said:

Slow reactions. Mine is about 250 m/s on a good day going by this:

 

https://humanbenchmark.com/tests/reactiontime

My own was considerably slower when compared to yours. I had 464 m/s. 

[Heatman]

8 hours ago, Shagger said:

Well, this is my result @Heatman after repeating the test after having consumed well over half a bottle of Vodka, and honestly, either I'm really warded to the effects, incredibly lucky, or there is something seriously off with your test.

 

 

I can see that you did your test on a phone, whereas I was using a laptop PC with a gaming mouse, so I find it likely some of the difference would come from the hardware, but not all of it. If that genuinely was the best you can do, I'd suggest there is something wrong.

 

And just to be clear, the rate of my reaction may not have changed much, but decision making is also impaired by alcohol, and when doing stuff like driving that is as important, so DO NOT tell people people about this result and paint it as "Being drunk doesn't make that much of a difference", because is really does. Same with drugs.

 

Don't drink or do drugs and drive or do anything of the sort under the influence.

Thanks for the suggestions my friend. I really needed to forget so many things on my mind last night and that's why the drink. I'm not that too much into drinks, it's once in a while I do drinks. 

[Head_Hunter]

Lol, I wouldn't type better if I am under the control of alcohol. I simply love to stay cool with my mind free and sound, which is being at normalcy. 

[Reality vs Adventure]

You guys are some fast guns. I'm at 288. I'm gonna subtract 50 for computer lag. 238!!! That's better. 

[Boblee]

On 2/17/2022 at 7:52 AM, Boblee said:

My own was considerably slower when compared to yours. I had 464 m/s. 

So, I retried mine this morning and got something better at 212 m/s as the 464 m/s was abysmal 😂. 

[Heatman]

On 2/17/2022 at 3:21 AM, Shagger said:

Well, this is my result @Heatman after repeating the test after having consumed well over half a bottle of Vodka, and honestly, either I'm really warded to the effects, incredibly lucky, or there is something seriously off with your test.

 

 

I can see that you did your test on a phone, whereas I was using a laptop PC with a gaming mouse, so I find it likely some of the difference would come from the hardware, but not all of it. If that genuinely was the best you can do, I'd suggest there is something wrong.

 

And just to be clear, the rate of my reaction may not have changed much, but decision making is also impaired by alcohol, and when doing stuff like driving that is as important, so DO NOT tell people people about this result and paint it as "Being drunk doesn't make that much of a difference", because is really does. Same with drugs.

 

Don't drink or do drugs and drive or do anything of the sort under the influence.

I had it taken again this morning and I was a little bit better with my result at 232 m/s. The clearer head did me a good favor as well.