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Mind that this is only a problem for the pencil tool and not the regular brush tool Photoshop handles that perfectly. My hypothesis is that Photoshop "notices" that I am dragging the stylus very lightly along the tablet but decides for whatever reason not to draw the line until I press hard enough. As you can see the thin end is still 1 pixel wide, despite the pencil's size being way thicker. To give an example of how I wish it'd look, here's a similar line drawn in SAI with a 20px pencil. Again, this is me barely gracing the surface of the tablet.

As you can see there is a noticable jump between the first and second line, and none but the 1 pixel lines go smaller. Here's an image of the first 6 widths of lines, with me pressing harder the lower I get. This is despite me using a 0% Minimum Diameter in the Brush settings. Well I know that Photoshop does register me lightly dragging my stylus across the tablet despite nothing being drawn since it adds to the Undo function. Whenever I use a shape larger than 1 pixel in size and attempt to draw as light on my tablet as possible it will either not show that it registered me pressing or make the line too thick. I really like the pencil tool but the one thing keeping me from using it consistently is that the pen pressure doesn't work as it should with it. The another ond is the kind of line that my pen does. It started to lag a lot when i’m trying to sketch something, i tried to configure krita and watched tutorials but anything about the lag. (To preface, I'm using a Monoprice tablet and CS6.) annak1332: I’ve already installed Krita on my notebook and it started with problems working with my Wacom tablet.