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In order to match my sensitivity as close as possible from Overwatch to Fornite. Should I do config or in-game when I do my calculations? Also I noticed i get different values. From 0.2 in-game to .5390 in config. 

On 6/29/2017 at 7:01 PM, DPI Wizard said:

If you are playing Aim Hero and use the Overwatch settings, simply use the same numbers as you use in the game, no conversion needed

How come when I use the calculator and try and convert my OW sens to Aim Hero, I get a completely different value? What is the best way I can match my sensitivities for both games? I also noticed the FOV type changes to Vertical Degrees by default so I'm not entirely sure.

4 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

What FOV do you have in Destiny 2? This conversion should work and be within the range of Destiny 2's ADS modifier;

First convert from Overwatch to Destiny 2 Hipfire using Viewspeed or Monitor Distance, then select ADS for Destiny 2 and enter the previous hipfire sensitivity. 

It's not an issue with the calculator. The ADS sensitivity in Destiny 2 maxes out at "1.5" for some odd reason, so I'm not able to do anything over that. I'm using 103 FOV. 

17 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Sensitivity 1 is the hipfire sensitivity from your first conversion

Unfortunately Destiny 2's ADS wont go past 1.5 sens. Sounds odd. Thank you for your contribution!

I was able to successfully convert my Hipfire sens from Overwatch to Destiny 2, but I'm getting "Enter Sensitivity 1" when I try to convert for ADS. How do I convert it properly? I'm using 1600 dpi, 2.75 in-game for Overwatch. 

6 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Yes, 360 distance only works well when the FOVs is very close to each other. The best way to illustrate this is matching 360 distance between hipfire and a sniper scope, it wouldn't work. But if you match something like CSGO hipfire with Overwatch hipfire, 360 distance would work quite well.

Thank you for the insight. This is a great service you guys have here especially with the customer support. 

4 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Check out this video regarding Monitor Distance. Viewspeed works a little differently, but is uses a lot of the same principles:

 

Thank you. This gave me a bit of a better understanding, but I'm still a little confused. I typically use 360 Distance whenever I calculate my sensitivities. Is using Monitor Distance superior? 

21 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

Use Viewspeed or Monitor Distance. Viewspeed is a bit more dynamic, and usually falls around the 60% Monitor Distance range.

When using the monitor distance or viewspeed it gives me a higher value/faster sensitivity. How does it work exactly? Sorry I am very new to DPI and in-game sensitivities. Thank you for the customer support.

On 7/14/2017 at 4:51 PM, DPI Wizard said:

This usually means that something is missing in forms from the game you are converting from. Can you post a screenshot of the issue?

I got it working this time around. When using the calculator, which is the best way to make your sensitivity universal? I get different values when using 360

distance, Monitor Distance, and Viewspeed. 

13 hours ago, Conаn said:

Hi, your sensitivity with Overwatch FOV (103) will be 0.9 and if you pick Quake default FOV (130), your sens will be 1.238

Thank you tons man. 

Just tried converting my Overwatch sensitivity to Quake Champions and it just told me, "No calculations yet.." A little sour because I paid for a membership for this sole purpose. Can anyone help me out? My OW sens is 3 in-game and 1600dpi. Much appreciated. 

Do you mind elaborating? I'm still unsure how to go about matching both sensitivities up. id like to make all the sensitivities the same as my Overwatch hipfire.

Hello! I'm also having issues trying to convert my Overwatch hipfire sensitivty to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege sense. I've read this thread a few times and I'm still confused. These are the values I'm receiving for both ACOG and Iron Sight (Advanced). Can anyone give me a helping hand?

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Can we get LawBreakers and Quake Champions asap?