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I already had an eye on both titles But hopefully they support a practical ADS sensitivity slider/scaling method right of the box, and we don't have to rely on your work

For some reason you always make mods for all the game I am playing like Paypay2, KillingFloor2 and now Vermintide 2 Huge thank you !

Just a note: On german keyboards Z and Y are exchanged, so I voted for the wrong finger (index) by accident^^ I dont like binding anything to Z (US-layout) since it is uncomfortable to use in-game for me. But if I would use it, I would use my ring-finger

Please dont spam in three Subforums. ADS Field of view Affected means that the FOV while zooming in will be closer to your hipfire value...so in your case much wider. Independent is just a fix value for each sight. This was also used in older CoDs If you want the same sensitivity scaling for ADS like in older CoDs use Legacy mode. You also might want to use 107.14 in Bo4 since Bo3s fov scaling is slightly off and you were effectively playing with 107.14 fov all the time You dont need to calculate it for every single sight, Bo4 has a universal scaling option for it, but if you want the same feeling as in Bo3 leave it on legacy.

I clearly said: "from technical standpoint" Once i was really interested into this game as well.

What?! What developer comes up with this stupide ideas? xD That game is a flop from technical standpoint.

Anyone knows what exacly : //Mouse vertical sensitivity mouse_vertical_sensitivity = "0.022" // -1 to 1 In the config file is?

I didnt found any setting like this. Only lighting for the power button on my case. Thanks for the hint tho

A question to everyone owning the G pro wireless: I have the problem that everytime I shut down my PC or enter power saving mode the Logitech logo is lighting up. Normally I have the leds off all the time to save some battery. I have to manuelly switch off the mouse with the button on the back of the mouse. Very annoying. Does anyone have the same issue or know how to fix it? Btw: I am using the G-Hub Software, not the old-logitech-gaming software

Sorry for replying so late, but there was a problem with my delivery... I did the test on my G Pro weireless and get 1.5 to 2.0% deviation every time. I would still consider that an error in handtesting. Wizard, are you still planing to do some tests on the G pro Wireless with your expert equipment?

No, Battlefield 3 Played that game a s*** ton

I see I switched from 75% to 0% one year ago, and I improved a decent amount since than

I know you were a great defender of 100% mm for a long time, but you switched to 0% now?

Oh thank you, you wish me getting a bad 150€ mouse I will report here

I should have read this 3 hours earlier..my G Pro will arrive on Monday. I hope mine wont have this problem

Beside 56.25% horizontal is the same as 100% vertical, not 75% horizontal, if I understood right what u meant….

Bo4 doesnt suffer from the same vagueness as Bo3 in fov , or?

Allright thank you, I really doubt myself for a second cuz I really didnt feel a difference between Bo3 and other CoDs^^

@potato psoas Just from rough testing in the calculator it seems like Bo3 has 0% mm as well. I am downloading the game right now, just to check out Maybe I am wrong

Waiiiit...are you sure about BO3 uses 100% mm

Does the Windows 10 Edition has the same sensitivity? It seems off. The win 10 version only costs 1.99€ while the Java Version Costs 24€, thats why I tooked the win 10 version EDIT: it's is the same..you just have to divide the value by the factor 10 !

I do...my collection of mice growed a lot over time

I didnt ment accuracy in detail, just more focus on whats going on in the game. My screen is 27inches and I am sitting arround 60cm far away.

Yeah, I feel the same, (maybe ist just placebo), but I feel like I have more focus on the game. But I am affright of my eyes will get hurt when sitting so close to my screen. Until now I dont need any glasses whatsoever and I want to keep it that way How close do you sit infront of your screen? (and whats the size of your monitor?)