Buying this is pretty much like joining a cult

it starts out with some innocent flicking and clicking (just like whack-a-mole but cooler)
its annoying but you like to see your scores improve
you're checking out some guides
you discover what voltaic is
you buy your first sub 70g mouse (you're not a weightlifter - you're an aimer)
your mousepad is not on the recommended list so you are spending your last money on an artisan mousepad
144hz monitor? its [insert current year] bro sub 360hz is unusable (you get a new one)
ALRIGHT, NOW YOU'RE READY FOR THE REAL TRAINING...
you grind
you realize you spend more time in aim trainer than in the game you trained for
but you like it and you have to get that VOLTAIC GRANDMASTER
you delve into neuroscience books to understand more
THERE IS A NEW MOUSE EVERYONE USES! (so you buy it)
stock skates? literally unusable. you apply some obsidian skates despite the pain of additional 2 grams
you scrape off the last bits of plastic on your mouse because at this point even 40g is too much
YOU'RE IN A PRETTY TERRIBLE DEBT BECAUSE YOU BOUGHT YOUR 4TH MOUSEPAD (this month)
YOU'RE SPIRALING LOWER AND LOWER EVERY TIME YOU COMPLETE A TASK (but you're in the top 0.5%)
at this point you're so far gone you believe your sweater's (with the right sleeve obviously cut off) static electricity causes signal disruption to your peripherals
CARPAL TUNNEL? MORE LIKE A BADGE OF HONOR.
your aimer diet is not enough so you start adderallmaxxing (just perfect on glasspad surface)
you buy electrical muscle stimulation device to aim train even better

every bit of sanity has been lost at this point but it was a small price to pay for inhumanly fast clicks.
was it worth it? yes.

can't wait to get my hand bone surgery for optimal grip and neuralink implants for lower input delay