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Hi, The 360 distance is the same for hipfire so you should be doing the same exact distance when rotating in both of the games . Is there a Raw input or acceleration settings in games that maybe the reason for what you are experiencing ?

If you don't mind me asking , why would you use that res for a 2D game ? i mean the osu won't have any frames issues to run it on low end resolutions . also i need to mention that the 2d games are affected by resolution change , the 3d games are not like that as long as you have the same aspect ratio .

Hello , short video that might help you with your problem .

Hello , Change in the monitor size will not result in sensitivity change however resolution change does . Changing resolution in 2D games will result in change in the sensitivity and the same goes for changing resolution and forcing the game to run a different aspect ratio stretched . if you are changing resolution make sure to do it in the same aspect ratio if possible . Also if you are using a new mousepad i really suggest you break-in the mousepad first and changing the sensitivity later , most pads change their coating after the first wash and or after some time of using . these two sheets are really helpful for mousepad speeds : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RAnmZxDNduaGV8kB-GCvZ0MO6d9-0j9jmrU2f8dp0Ww/edit#gid=0 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jEXzsCHZVXN9c-wJsnTOBIsbfgzWBfKz7iYXbHIfet8/edit#gid=52719204 Personally i would say yes you should change your sensitivity After giving the mouse some time and getting used to it , if your new mouse allows you to have a finer movements there is no reason to not take advantage of that . also depending on how old your last mouse was you should check to see if the mouse has/had prediction and built in acceleration or not . i believe GuardiaN was using a mouse that was like that actually but i'm not sure if he is still using it or not .

Hello , Depending on what you are trying to convert from/to the fields in use will be highlighted blue , you can then change the value based on your preference . If you don't know what to use or what they are make sure to read the Conversion Methods and Conversion Setup here : There is no wrong value that you can use and it comes down to what you like and how you play but for the starting point usually it is suggested to use 0% for tracking and fine movements and 100% for more flicking and more accurate movements to the edge of the screen .