h0bgawblin

@Drimzi, Worked on it a bit last night in the middle of the night. There were some settings in aim hero that were off. I figured I was making some sort of mistake for sure. .31 for csgo is accurate. Aim hero has a fortnite option that I had selected and so, of course, it was way higher. Last time I sit down and try to figure out something after a long shift Thank you for the reply!

I am a complete and utter moron.... Fortnite sens was at .01. Still, the new aim hero suggestion of 0.313828 is completely ludicrous. My apologies for the double post. I tried to delete this post it and update the one above. I used the 360 degree indicator in fortnite and came up with roughly 17 inches to achieve a 273 degree turn.

For the life of me I cannot get the sensitivity in fortnite to be consistent with aim hero or csgo. I've used High DPI settings on gaming mice for over ten years so I go for abnormally low sensitivities. My CSGO sens is .27. The conversion suggested was .01 for fortnite. The difference between fortnite's game setting of .1 is only slightly faster, but not ten times faster as than my csgo sens. Similarly, converting my settings from fortnite into Aim hero has an aim hero sensitivity suggestion of 2.949128, which is completely bonkers fast. I can do something like 3 360 turns or some such nonsense in aim hero. How do I do my own monitor measurements without the human error of my hand? I want to do a 360 test with confidence.