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Ok, so here's the situation, I've been playing OW2 as my main game since it came out and I've been wanting to go back to Rainbow Six and made the conversions for that so all good (OW2 24inch to Siege 24inch) BUT I also got a bigger monitor (FHD24>QHD27) and at first I thought there would be no need to change anything since I'll be playing at the same aspect ratios and the image is just bigger but then I went and double checked the conversions from 24 to 27 from OW2(24) to Siege(27) and Siege(24) to Siege(27) and not only are they very different values from the 24 versions, they are also different from eachother Not even mentioning the fact that when going from OW2(24) to OW2(27) the base sensitivity stays the same but somehow the calculator tells me to change the Widow/Ana Scope, when everyone knows to get a 1:1 you need a 37.89% and if it tells me to keep the 3.5 it makes no sense to change the Scoped sensitivity I'm just really confused about this, maybe I'm doing something wrong or I'm not really undersanting the info it's giving me. What should I do? Keep the same settings I had or change to the new conversions? If so, then which one is the true 1:1? OW2(24) to Siege(27) or OW2(24) to Siege(24) to Siege(27)? What about when going from OW2(24) to OW2(27) telling me to change the scoped sens? I'm really confused about all this, in my mind there should be no change but calculator disagrees below are the screenshots of everything OW2 24 to Siege 24: Siege 24 to Siege 27: (the reason the sens went from 75 to 79 was to keep the Max discrepancy at a minimum) now to the other 27inch values OW2 24 to Siege 27: (again, went for 71 sens to keep discrepancy at a minimum) finally, here's the weird situation with OW2 OW2 24 to OW2 27:

Hello, I hopped on the bandwaggon of Monitor Coefficient 0% a couple of months ago. This is working great for me in Games likes Battlefield 4 and Apex. I think I figured it out quite nicely. Just yesterday I played Overwatch 2 for the first time, with the lower fixed FOV of 103 the Monitor Distance conversion worked great! This is how I did the initial conversion: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=816105ed68de2381d783e4bb59ee3b6d everything seems fine.. than I watched a couple of Guides to get a bit more into Overwatch and they said to set the "Relative Aim Sensitivity While Zoomed" to specific values, which I did: (Widowmaker/Ana 37.93 - Ashe 51.53) The scoped sens felt as expected. Later I checked back with the sensitivity converter and saw differing values for Widowmaker/Ana and Ashe in the conversion results: (Widowmaker/Ana 51.21 - Ashe 69.56) I tried these results but the sens feels to quick when scoped in. I know discovered, that these "Relative Aim Sensitivity While Zoomed" depend on the monitor resolution / aspect ration: now my question is firstly why? and secondly, why does the 16:9 ratio conversion feels more like MD0% on my ultrawide monitor than native? Original conversion (3840x1600px on input and output): https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=816105ed68de2381d783e4bb59ee3b6d Second conversion (3840x2160px on output with different "sens while zoomed"): https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=17d2ddb5984b313600b286170166636b Hope can could make myself understandable – sorry for my english, non-native speaker here.. best regards!

So I've been playing the Overwatch 2 beta and enjoying it but I can't help but feel my sens is slightly off. I've come across some reddit threads of other players experiencing the same dilemma but no solid confirmation. So I need some validation from this community. Am I crazy or not?