ZeusieBoi

He is playing on 1khz and 400-1600 dpi As for the 5cm.. only an example. I basically want my brain to get used to one "feel". When my eyes see a target X cm from the center of my screen my brain will have to order the same mouse movement no matter the zoom level. Intuitive imo. Should I use USA off and test every zoom with "monitor distance"? Or USA on? What %? Thanks ?

Any explanation for the dead zone video? Also. I think some people here misunderstood me. When I'm in hipfire, and a target is 5cm to the left of my crosshair, I need to move my mouse X cm to the left to be on the target with the center of my screen. When I ads, let's say with a 1.25x or a 8x scope: and see a target, also 5 cm to the left of the center of my screen, I want to need to make the same X cm movement with my mouse. I don't want the same 360/cm on all scopes but the same monitor distance to require the same mouse movement for all magnification levels. Is this USA 178%? Maybe I need to use the monitor distance option in the converter? I'd love to know. Thanks in advance!

Hello, Need some help here please. I'm on 1600DPI 24.5" 1080p 30cm\360 I'm looking for a way to make my aim feel more intuitive, i came up with a thought: Lets say i move my mouse X cm to look at a target that's 5 cm to the left of the center of my screen at hipfire. How can i make sure the same mouse movement is needed for all scopes ? so 1.25x red dot will still require X cm of mouse movement for a target 5cm away from center screen while ADS? thanks in advanced ! Also: i have 2 clips that show weird dead zone and acceleration on mouse, can anyone explain what's going on ? Acceleration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMOGkp9nUU0&ab_channel=Gaminghog763 Deadzone: https://www.twitch.tv/mikisol2/clip/SparklingCallousLemurCopyThis-I67TEj57SHnJMEAi?filter=clips&range=7d&sort=time