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I want my hipfire to be as close as my ads sens but it seems like I can only convert to the ads of a 1.0x scope. It repeats the same ads for each scope, which is unlikely because less fov=higher sens to compensate. Am I missing something in the conversions or is it a bug? Thanks!

Good Morning Everyone Short story, I'm deaf and on a mission to show my skills and capability playing FPS games. I've been studying about DPI for longest time. I would like to try make my PPI pixel perfect or close to it. Gaming Setup Razor 8k mouse 27 inch LG 144 HZ gaming monitor Far as I know 27 inch at 1440p as i play is 109 PPI to 2. Something centimeters box. How do I figure out this formula to match dpi plus in game sense

I wanna know whats better to use for Hipfire? is it best to use Monitor distance or just 360 distance when you use different fov.. Because i used 103 FOV on PUBG and on super people i am using 110 FOV and my sens feels slower and it messes up my shot. i dont know whats better for me to use for muscle memory?

Hi, im trying to get better at aiming in koovaks aim trainer, but idk if my ADS sens change between games. My hipfire sens is the same in all games with the help pf this website, but idk if i have the same sens at ADS in R6, or in Warzone or in valorant. Is there any way to know whats ur ADS sens in each game?

I bought a Razer Mamba Elite and it forces me to use Synapse 3. That new version doesn't have a mouse acceleration feature and I'm really used to mouse accel. My aim is trash without it. I've installed Custom Curve from Mouse Acceleration as an attempt to recreate the acceleration curve but I can't do it. .

Hello.I want to convert the sensitivity used by Kovaak into MW COD.Please check to see if my conversion method is correct.Kovaak/800 dpi/Fov100/1.25sensYou want to change to Cod sensitivity.Here are some questions.1. I think it is best to set COD Fov value to 115 that is the most similar. Is it right?2. Hipfire sensor is a 360cm or mdv problem If Fov were exactly the same, it would be the same.To make the most of my muscle memory,Is it best to use Mdv?3. For Cod, it seems to recommend sensor2 as 1.33. For Mdv or mdh, use 0% value, but is it also correct that mdv takes full advantage of my muscle memory?4. One of the COD options is when to convert ADS sensitivity. Is it better to set it to Immediate?5. Which option is best for REGACY OR RELATIVE?

I have always had a question regarding the values assigned by defaul in Fortnite so I am not sure if putting 100% in (Targeting / Scope) has the same relationship with my general sensitivity since I am very demanding with these details in order to get a better aim. They could help me if the default settings are correct or how I could get this value to put it in the game and have the same relationship as my general sensitivity. Thanks for your help. Greetings

Hi Can I use Black Ops 4 sensitivity calculations if i want to get my MW sens? Are they the exact same? (I mean in hip fire and low zoom ADS)

Hey Guys. I normally used high sensitivity (14cm/360°) and recently i tried to play with lower sensitivity (28cm/360°). You really have to get used to it because, i need now need to use my whole arm instead of the wrist. But after a while i began to understand why so many player prefer this low sensitivity. It felt pretty slow, which is not so good in twitch shooters like Black Ops III, but my aim improved and everything felt more stable and reliable. But it also had a big downside and that was the strain, that you have... But in a multiplayer game you want to have every little advantage to be better than the others so it wasn't that of a problem. However, playing Black Ops III just for fun with the Campaign or Zombies, i really got that need to go back to a more confi high sensitivity, where i can lay back, chill and use my wrist. ...which i did. But i don't want to switch sensitivity all the time, because i cannot rewrite myself constantly. Original i even wanted to have the same Windows sensitivity as ingame, so i could improve my mouse skill when i was working or browsing. What should i do to get the one sensitivity i can stick to, because right now i'm back at the higher sensitivity, because i also like to play casually. Any tips or advice? My Specs: Logitech G502 on 3200dpi 4/11 Windows Sensitivity (because 3200dpi would be too high for windows stuff but i also want the benefit of smoothness) Currently 0.50 in BOIII (which is kinda the lowest high sensitivity, where i'm still able to play with my wrist. Any lower than that, and i would need my arm.)

Hello everyone! I really enjoy playing FPS games, I mainly play Doom but also Overwatch, etc. But unfortunately I have to switch between my dad's and mom's house regularly due to them being divorced, and the problem is that in one house I have a 15.6' screen Laptop and in my other I have a 24' screen Desktop, and this as lead me to having a lot of problems when trying to maintain a stable aim in common shooter games. I have tried to solve this in various ways. My both computers mouse settings are all default except for the Mouse Acceleration that is turned off, I have the same exact mouse and mouse pad in both computers (Yes, two mice and two pads exactly the same), both computers have 1080p resolution that I use in all my games, the same FOV ingame and a stable similar performance in both computers normally locked at 60fps. I've also measured my mechanical sensitivity (cm/360º) which is around 13cm (~5.1'), that I use in most games. With the same in-game sensitivity in both computers (Doom:3.5, Ow:12) I get practically the same mechanical sensitivity in games on both computers, and my mouse has 800dpi (although when I try to read it with Word and a ruler it's normally around 900-950dpi). Now the problem is that when I switch between computers after playing in one of them for a while I struggle with aiming a lot. Even though the cm/360º is the same it really does not feel like it is. And it is really frustrating having get used to how a game feels in a different computer now imagine this occurring every week. From what I've noticed I'd say that the problem as to do with the different monitor size, and I'd be more than thankful if someone could help me out with this screen size difference and/or what could I do to stabilize my aim with different monitor sizes.