Jason “f0rsakeN” Susanto is a professional VALORANT player from Indonesia who is currently playing for Paper Rex. He is a former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, where he played for teams such as BOOM Esports in mostly Tier 3 events. He switched to VALORANT when his CS:GO team, Paper Rex, switched to VALORANT.
f0rsakeN plays VALORANT at 800 DPI with 0.712 in-game sensitivity — an eDPI of 569.60, roughly 22.9 cm per 360°. That puts him in the 98 percentile of the professional distribution we track. His current mouse is the Pulsar Susanto-X. At 569.6 eDPI he sits in the top 2% of the professional distribution — a deliberately extreme high-sens pick, so copy it only if your wrist aims rather than your arm. He is a Paper Rex founding member and the Masters Toronto 2025 MVP.
PRX's founding flex and 2025 Toronto MVP — Indonesia's flagship VALORANT star
Jason 'f0rsakeN' Susanto is an Indonesian flex player and original member of Paper Rex, having transitioned from duelist to a multi-role anchor of the team. He is the face of Indonesian VALORANT and a 2025 international MVP.
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We store this share code alongside the settings above and re-check that the two agree. Last verified September 14, 2026. Share codes change — if this one imports a crosshair that looks different, the player has changed it since.
For settings readers, f0rsakeN shows how one player can cover every role on a single setup — his gear favors versatility over specialization. His long tenure on one roster makes him a benchmark for consistency.
569.6 — from 800 DPI at 0.712 sensitivity. It lands in the 98th percentile of our 652-pro sample; roughly one setup in fifty is wilder.
Almost certainly not directly. At 22.9 cm/360 you either have his tracking genes or a very fast arm — start at half (≈280 eDPI) and move up deliberately if your crosshair placement outgrows it.
Pasted above, unmodified from our verification pass — white inner lines, no centre dot, tuned for the same fast re-acquisition as the sens choice.
A full back-turn costs less wrist movement than most players need for a 90° peek. Combined with 4000 Hz polling on his Pulsar Susanto-X, it explains how he re-acquires targets mid-dash — and why copying it fails for average mouse mats.
Yes — Pulsar named a shell after the Susanto brothers (Jason and ex-CS teammate “xccurate”). Only 2 of 656 pro setups run it; the signature is part of the buy-in, not the performance.
Jason “f0rsakeN” Susanto (born March 25, 2004), the Indonesian flex player who rose through Paper Rex's CS:GO org switch and became Pacific VALORANT's most highlight-reel all-rounder.
Tournament-defining moments: the clutch kills that sealed PRX's Masters Toronto 2025 run, and being one half of the only active roster built around a genuine flex-first economy.
