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Any suggestions if the converted sens is too high or too low to be viable in a specific game? I play KovaaKs and most other games on 103 Horizontal FOV and 34.6cm/360, but on something like CS that is a bit too high for me to use, since I play 5:4 though I can just convert with monitor distance and it's around 47cm or 48cm (?), which is viable, so I maintain a slow/stable enough sens for clearing angles and taking long range fights, while still retaining my microadjustments and not having to spend too long adjusting if I'm coming off of other games. But what about on Valorant then? Since it's locked 103fov and you can't play stretched, I would have to play 34.6cm in order to maintain my microadjustments, but for the same reasons as CS, 34.6cm is too high for me to comfortably use. So I'm wondering if there is a certain percentage I can lower my sens by to retain my microadjustments the best I can, or something to that effect that will work better than just playing on an entirely new sensitivity? I have experience playing on a wide range of sensitivities and it's not a huge deal, but it's nice to have that little bit of extra precision, and having to spend less time warming up in order to play well. Any ideas?

Hey guys. I've been searching for an answer for a while but I can't seem to find anything relevant, so I need some help. I want to convert my sens from Kovaak's over to R6 Siege. I use 1.35@800dpi/90fov on Kovaaks. This is identical to my CSGO sens. Here is where I'm having issues. If I use 360 distance for my hipfire on Siege, ADS feels great, but since I play Siege at 90 fov it feels far too slow. I wanted to use Viewspeed rather than 360 distance because when tested, it feels spot on. So when I change it to Viewspeed for hipfire, it makes my ADS feel way too fast. My question is, how can I use Viewspeed for hipfire while still using monitor distance for ADS? If I can't, what is the next best method to convert with? Thanks in advance guys.