Pengu’s Rainbow Six Siege Settings

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Niclas ‘Pengu’ Mouritzen

  • Streamer & Content Creator
  • DarkZero Esports
  • Denmark
Pengu Rainbow Six Siege Settings

Born in Denmark, Niclas “Pengu” Mouritzen is one of the most fabled R6 pro players. In 2020 Pengu made it to the Forbes list of 30 under 30 in the category of sports and games. After winning countless R6 accolades and trophies, Pengu decided to retire as a pro player in 2021. He left G2 esports to pursue live streaming. Recently he has also been seen casting ESL events for Rainbow Six Siege. He is also on the DarkZero roster as a streamer.

Pengu’s Mouse Settings – Logitech G Pro X Superlight

DPIHorizontal/VerticalSens Multiplier
4006/60.00223
Polling RateADS Hold/ToggleAim Hold/Toggle
1000HoldHold

Pengu’s Scope Sensitivity – Logitech G Pro X Superlight

1x1.5x2x
404058
2.5x3.0x4.0x
656570
5.0x12.0x
N/AN/A
Sight Color OpacitySight ColorV-Sync
N/AN/AOff

Pengu’s Fortnite Video Settings


Display – Asus Rog Pg259qn

Windowed ModeResolutionFrame Rate Limit
Fullscreen1920×1080360Hz
FOVAspect Ratio
854:3
LOD QualityTexture QualityTexture Filtering
MediumMediumAnisotropic 8X
Shadow QualityShading QualityLens Effect
MediumMediumOff
Reflection QualityAmbient OcclusionZoom-In Depth of Field
MediumOffOff
Anti-Aliasing
Off

Pengu’s Gaming Gear


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Pengu’s Most Popular Video



Pengu’s Career

Pengu has had a decorated career in Rainbow Six Siege. He has been at the forefront of some of the most memorable moments in Rainbow Six Siege. The insane 1vs2 clutch Pengu pulled off in the final of Six Invitational is still in the hearts of many.

Pengu started his gaming career in League of Legends but instantly switched over to Siege when it was released. The first professional team Pengu joined was Penta Sports, which he helped build into a team that will dominate the Siege competitive scene for over two years.

In August 2018, the Penta roster was signed by G2 Esports, but the reign of terror of Pengu continued, and the team was able to add the 2019 Six Invitational to their tally.In March 2021, Pengu officially announced his retirement from competitive Rainbow Six Siege in a bid to pursue content creation and streaming. 

Pengu was quick to come back to the action but this time as a caster. In his pursuit to further advance his career, he also joined DarkZero Esports as a streamer. Even though he is not seen competing at the highest level, fans still get to see Pengu in the Rainbow Six Siege. However, there is no denying that Pengu will be missed in the competitive Siege scene. 

Social Media and Net worth Pengu

Pengu is a Rainbow Six Siege icon. He is one of the most followed Rainbow Six Siege professional players and fans look up to him. His opinion about the changes to the game are deeply respected both by his fans and other professional players. 

Pengu is also very active on the different social platforms and particularly likes streaming a lot to his fans. As a result, Pengu has 1 million followers on Twitch, 607K subscribers on YouTube, 266K followers on Twitter, and 123K followers on Instagram. 

Pengu has won all the big tournaments that siege has to offer. He has lifted the gold countless times and as a result has accumulated a massive amount of money as a tournament winning prize. Pengu is also a Twitch partner and earns monthly revenue that way as well. All things considered, Pengu has an estimated net worth of $400K-$500K.

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