You clearly have a severe lack of understanding displays and the fact humans response time is irrelevant as it's more or less the same for everyone. If I see my opponent 5ms before he sees me because of my better displays I will win the fight. the 250ms reaction time is equal for both so the person that can react first, wins.
About the display tech I always use the
test-ufo moving map test:
Simply said with my screen I can read the street names on the moving map. Just foregt that on any 60 hz screen. And yeah blur matters in gaming.
Find your brain. If your response to visual stimuli is 250ms, @60hz refresh rate, it will take you 250ms+16ms to form a response. @120hz refresh rate, it's 250ms+8ms. Also factoring in the time it takes for the network packet to traverse from your computer to the back-end server. Sorry bud, your'e the bottle neck, not the silly hardware you toss your money at. If you see your opponent 5ms before he sees you, it's more likely that network latency will be the deciding factor (whose closest to the server). Furthermore, youth wins out to as your biological clock is likely to add 5ms to your physical response over someone whose younger.
I am continually reminded that you can't win an argument with certain people.
They constantly vie for the lest intelligible framing to
attempt to win.
Your money wont buy you a win.
You can buy all the $500 Jordans you want, you'll never be Jordan or Kobey Bryant. You'll never be anywhere near a professional gamer because what defines them is constant practice and high biological APM not silly overpriced hardware. Companies market the opposite and its clear you've bought it hook line and sinker
Some Korean in a net cafe on $500 worth of hardware would like rek you in a competitive game. Meanwhile you're $2-3k in the hole and getting smoked... This is what separates a true enthusiast from a Cadillac weekend keyboard warrior. Human skill vs overpriced hardware
One would think when I defined the human response time to Visual Stimulus @ 250ms vs latency figures in the teens (computer hardware) that you'd have bowed out of the argument.. Nope, flew right over your head.. You doubled down even further. Amazing