I spent roughly four thousand hours grinding Brood War and early Quake back when harware just worked without processing pipelines interfering with human intent. Last week I tried playing a precision rhythm fighter on a modern setup with wireless headphones and felt the existencial dread of micro-desync. The sound of the hit registered three frames after the visual impact, which completely fractured my internal rhythm. Most people claim human perception cannot distinguish thirty milliseconds of latency, but it fundamentally alters how consciousness predicts spatial timing. You end up compensating subconsciously, creating a permanent handicap in your execution.