Jump to content

stalkerbronet

Premium Members
  • Posts

    37
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

stalkerbronet last won the day on July 3 2021

stalkerbronet had the most liked content!

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

stalkerbronet's Achievements

  1. So jedi trick vertical is 0.68 monitor distance coefficient and horizontal is 1.21 monitor distance coefficient? but which one is better?
  2. Yes I see but variation is so low it's negligible, less than 1% on each scope
  3. I don't get it then, I am trying it on warzone, this is what I get. https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=844c626311fe15091cc14966426e1700 and no matter what DPI I input it still remains on 0.68 Monitor Distance Coefficient
  4. this post is right no matter what i input in calculator i always get 0.68
  5. I wonder would a square monitor fix this disparity since it has same vertical and horizontal?
  6. Thank you! Seems like 0.61 is better because less variety between scopes, they all land very close to 1 so I'll do that
  7. The average between 0% and 100% MDV in my settings is 61% MDV so it would be correct to set monitor distance coefficient to 0.61?
  8. Okay now I am even more confused, I thought this trick is to match monitor distance, not each scope individually
  9. It seems like no matter what numbers I input its always gives 1.21 monitor distance coefficient is the calculator working properly?
  10. oh i dont need windows matching, i just wanted to try jedi's sensitivity in game im fine with having different sens in windows and in game
  11. Thanks, what do you mean by fov bites you?
  12. This sounds very interesting but I am confused about how to convert to this I play on Warzone with 5 mouse sensitivity, 800 DPI, 120 FOV and 0% MDH How do I go about converting it to your method?
  13. Is it possible to make hipfire and ADS 1:1 in this game? calculator is giving me weird results
  14. Does it change anything regarding the uniformity between scopes?
×
×
  • Create New...