@Wingmannedbro
this thread has been a gold mine so far, in showcasing the ignorance of you console players.
The biggest benefit of wrist aiming is that it can do exactly THAT, that you are seeing Dizzy do - in close range you can lock and flick to targets and even juggle targets with an insane speed. You can even see Dizzy doing this when there is NO target - when he is scouting corners & angles, he is showing the same exact patterns - that should give you a clue that he is not "cheating".
"Rapidly sperging out between targets cause they're too close to each other" that's called micro flicking/minor flick zone, something you again have no clue about. This is a technique used in high FPS gaming, to either by fast micro flicks swap between shots on targets or to adjust recoil...Seriously in what cave have you been in the past 10 years?
Looking at his DPI/Sens, 800dpi with 2.5 sens that means that he has a 360 "minor flick zone" (with 110 fov).
The downside to wrist aiming is that it is not as accurate as other techniques , that you also can see (the shots are quite often landing on the body).
"But..But one frame snap my console brain can't handle" the guy is playing it back on 60hz when Dizzy is playing on a 240hz monitor, so that argument is BS.
And if you think this is "crazy" you should see the precision in some of the best arm aiming guys have... I think your brain would explode.
When you don't even know what techniques these people use and how they work, please don't judge what you simply do not understand. I for one can admire the aim Dizzy has, I´m not a beta who can't comprehend that people actually have a better aim than me - Dizzy in this case, someone who can swap from tracking to micro flick in a heartbeat. But then again you are a console player, I dont expect anything else from you. This dude is playing with aim assist that is doing 95% of the work and he is claiming that dizzy is "cheating". Let me guess, the earth is flat in your world?