Yessir, that’s the name, don’t wear it out too much :D One of these days we should get some cs games in. Quake’s also an option, just need to get the rust off lmao
ive watched alot of videos about getting good aim on M&KB over the years and even though i consider myself an above average fps player (about 8 years of playing 8 hours almost daily) i still watch these types of videos from time to time just to see if ill learn anything, I never do anymore tbh. However you're videos are really good man, like not only did i learn some stuff but you even pointed out some bad habits of mine that ive previously overlooked. 10/10 would fucking watch this video again. for sure gonna hit you with the like and subscribe.
yeet zzza dude wtf 8 hours a day for 8 years, that’s so fucking much, I doubt you’re just above average holy shit! I consider myself good at fps games at lvl 9 faceit but I have only 3.8k hrs in CS and about 1k in other games
@@lev210 so a few things i wish someone wouldve told me starting out is get a 144 hz monitor (and make sure you set your pc to 144hz, just google it) and getting a modern gaming mouse is huge i would highly recommend the logitech g305 lightspeed wireless. another big thing is i see alot of new players use an insanely high sens and they dont even realize their sense is so high because theyre inexperienced. To find a good sense i would put your crosshair on something thin/small ingame like a light poll and jump around/strafe/circle around it and try to keep your crosshair on target if you have trouble doing that your sens is likely to high so you should slightly lower it by increments until you find a sens where you can easily keep your crosshair on target. also another tell tale sign your sens might be too high is if its taking you half a mag or more (on average) to kill someone in cod at short to mid distance. Another thing that seriously improved my aim is aimtrainers Like "Kovaaks 2.0 the Meta" on steam its only 5$ and it is so worth it. even if you find aimtrainers boring playing them for 30mins to an hour everyday will produce great results for your aim after a month or two. If youre truly serious about "getting good" follow this guide www.dropbox.com/s/vaba3potfhf9jy1/KovaaK%20aim%20workout%20routines.pdf?dl=0 I know its alot to read and its overwhelming at first but man is this easily the best guide on getting good aim on MNKB youre gonna find anywhere. If you do decide to buy kovaaks i imagine youre gonna have alot of questions about it (like i did at first) so just hit me up and id be more than glad to help.
@@lev210 one more thing if you do decide to get kovaaks dont just stand still all the time while training your aim, because your gonna either 1 gonna go ingame and get beamed by other players because youve formed a habit of standing still while aiming or 2 when you get ingame and trying to juke the enemys shots youre movement is gonna mess up your aim, not that you cant sometimes standstill while aim training but just dont make a habit of it.
Man I used to have a CRAZY high sens as my standard. It was like 5 cm/360, and I thought it was normal. That was probably the reason why I did so bad at times.
i just used a cm/360 calculator and apparently since i got my mouse in december ive been playing overwatch at 5cm/360 this whole time because my mouse was set to 1800dpi and my sensitivity was the default 15 lmfao
Thanks for all the support ❤️ I just made a new video called "Do Gaming Mice Really Matter" here's the link if you guys wanna check it out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aPb1HAazceA.html
I recently made a 2nd sensitivity video discussing the reasons why some players seem to get stuck constantly changing their sensitivity. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6N_vMHMULWM.html Follow my twitch: www.twitch.tv/datgoodsir
This was helpful. I used to play on roughly 35cm/360 for about a year and a half but i was never really that good. I injured my shoulder recently and using my old sens ends up causing my shoulder pain and fatigue rather quickly so i decided to drop it. I ended up increasing my sens drastically and went to 11cm/360(oof) then to 17cm/360, but after i saw this video i thought i'd go try 20cm/360 and i'm allot more consistent and can hit my shots at range easier, and i found myself doing better than i did on my old sens. I tried to increase it up to 23cm but my shoulder began to flare up, but not as quick as before so that may be an option in the future if my shoulder gets better. I appreciate the advice, probably one of the best sensitivity videos.
This is a really good and professional made video from someone with not even 5k subs! Especially where you talk about something and then directly or during it show game play of what you mean.
Dat Good Sir, Cant stress enough about how great of a video this is. You mentioned things in this video that are 100% true and I never heard anyone else talk about. This video needs to be the go to video when talking about sensitivity, I am a veteran gamer and this helped me see the light on my stubbornness that I'm not going to get into. Thank you so much!
I miss my track ball. I owned in quake back in the day because of it I had the procession of a mouse with the ease of a controller. Logitech could make a killing if they brought it back.
I'm so glad you acknowledge all sens having strengths and weaknesses , I hate that people try to sell the idea of a "perfect" sens. Does not exist and never will.
i just noticed, BRO HE HAS THE SAME MOUSE AND MOUSEPAD SET UP AS MEEEEE *edit* btw if anyone is wondering what they are the mouse is Glorius model O (or O-) and the mouse pad is coolermaster MP510
I've switched from controller to M&K and am doing ok, but am very inconsistent. Felt like my sensitivity might be a tad too high so I've lowered and it's a little better but not much. After seeing this decided to find my cm/360. 11.4 cm/360. Oh... Well now I see why I can't stay on a moving target lol
The biggest thing you'll have to get used to coming from console / switchimg off a crazy high send is making big turns with your arm. At first it will feel akward.
@@DatGoodSir thats where I'm at now, used to being able to do multiple 360s in a split second to taking an entire arm motion for just 1. definitely awkward but i think with practice ill get used to it
Quick note, higher DPI and lower sens for to have the same on game sens is best because it registers more of the actual mouse inputs so its more accurate
I use 14.6cm per 360. And I've tried everything, from 45 cm per 360, to 10 cm per 160. I found that I just aim better on a higher sense, plus it helps me move around faster. It might because my desk is too high or my hand/grip doesn't match my mouse. Low sense just didn't help my aim or consistency, in fact it made it worse. That's why I watched this video, so I can learn why I think high sense works for me.
I really wasn't going to try changing my aim until you said you never know if you like something until you try. I'm a really high sense player and I'm about to try medium to low sense for the first time ever
One thing that helped me, never fucking copy a pro's sensitivity. I played it for a year and still couldn't play it well. Lowering it made me more accurate and micro adjustments are better
wow, thanks. For whatever reason, ive been using a high sens aiming style even though i usually go low. Time to start experimenting with higher sensitivity settings
My tip to find the "perfect" sensitivity. If on reaction your crosshair overshoots, it's too high. If it undershoots, it's too low. tweak, play and tweak until you've found what is comfortable. In the end of the day, you'll just have settle for one and grind it out.
@@muranziel someone had to say it! ppl think they are just gonna find a sens they never miss with it doesnt work like that you have to train aim to have good aim simple.
What I have been doing for the longest time is I would boot up a game and get it to do a full 360 with my whole mouse pad. I find that most comfortable in most games. I am using a QCK Heavy. Its about 17'' in length or 45cm.
Unless you are going from the center of the mouse with half the mouse hanging off the pad when you do that then you're probably using around 40cm/360 because the edge of the sensor is what matters not the mouse itself.
Go onto kovaaks. Open the game settings. Then go to main. Then at the top it says sensitivity scale. Click the drop down and select apex legends then underneath sensitivity scale it says horizontal sensitivity. Just enter your sensitivity and you’re done.
@@toby9155 Oh, i seen someone say that doing it that way is not the real sens in game. That you have to go to some site that has you put in a bunch of different settings. That you'd have to copy and paste the results in a certain place. idk it was confusing honestly. lol
I was in the process of finding my new sens and like a dummy I stopped adjusting it just because I was playing better than I ever have. I have gotten so used to this sens I play on but I noticed that its too slow in a lot of scenarios. I attempted to change it a few times but I just keep going back to my sens cause I can't stand playing worse. But I know if I just take the time to get used to a faster sens it will benefit me a lot more. The struggle bus is real with this one but I think today I will try to change it and just leave it this time Its gunna take a few days or a few weeks to learn a new sens for sure.
I've watched so many of these videos (more than I would like to admit) as it's a pretty interesting topic to me. Your take on the subject is by far my favorite. Very wholesome video. Subscribed!
Yeah, now you make me discover that i am a wrist player and now i use 1400 DPI whit 1.6 sens in CSGO. And i just a monster whit that sens, even my friends started to think that i'm using some cheat, because of how fast i move my aim (and being precise as well). So THX for the tips :D
if you all finding perfect sense there isnt just spin a full 360 if your wrist spin your wrist horizontally if you found it it should be high if your arm its the same as wrist but you only use low if you could see in a full 360
Nobody in that type of videos say about monitor and TV delay beetwen your movement and what TV/monitor shows. For a long time I was playing on TV which was having a lot of delay. So doing a headshots was impossible for me. I bought a Monitor with 1ms delay and it changed a lot.
Best way Is to use koovak sensitivity matcher to get a pixel perfect conversion from One game you are familiar with to a new One. But you First have to find your sens
Heres a funny outlier of the 20-40 cm range. I play Overwatch and i main doomfist and genji mostly. I play at 1600 dpi and .8 sensitivity. Which if you don't know, is very flick dependent heroes. I literally need my whole desk for aiming. My mouse pad covers almost my entire table. 10/10 do recommend but it makes your arm look like coomer arm.
I use a 63cm/360 in Cs go, but a 20cm/360 in call of duty. The thing I learned from my high sens is to make those small adjustments in Cs go, it seems strange, but is helps to have a game with high sens and low sens.
@@exist2665 The high difference sens just switches my muscle memory, between the 2 games. Ofcours you need 5 min to feel ur sens. I feel like my aim has got better since I'm using 2 complete different sens for different games
@@exist2665 The whole muscle memory thing is overblown. It's more about mouse control, anyone who's good at aiming should be able to easily adjust to other sens because they have good mouse control. Using other sens is actually helpful and not detrimental at all, since you're gaining more knowledge of control at different sens.
i used to play csgo on 2.5 sens. i sucked. i tuned my sensitivity and found i had pretty good aim potential locked up by what was really high sensitivity. ( my sens now in 1.74 )
Hearing that slow sensitivities is ideal fucked me up for a very long time, but I learned that I’m much better with a higher sensitivity. Please people, just do what you play better with. My cm/360 is 31.48.
@@DatGoodSir ayyye i was correct xD, well keep it up man, you will only get better, there's a question i wanna ask u tho since u have more experience than me, who has the best raw aim you've ever seen?
what about fps games where you can scope in? how different would i want my sensitivity to be for a reg scope vs a sniper? Thats where it gets super confusing for me :S
It depends on the game generally using the auto scale feature if the game has one is fine or if it has a ratio system like CSGO then using 1 is fine. Other games like Overwatch don't use a ratio and you have to look it up but ultimately your brain can adjust to any ADS sens
I have a question brother btw i really found your video very informative and I’d like to say thanks for taking the time to explain all this on a video. If u get a new mouse would that affect what ure used to in the mouse before and have to re learn what works or do i think it shouldn’t matter ?
Yes, using a different mouse could slightly change your sensitivity preference because some mice shapes have different leverage points that don't exist on other mice and you can take advantage of those but generally it shouldn't matter too much.
I guess it would depend on the game your playing and your style of aiming,if you are aiming down sights with a scope then a lower sensitivity would work better,where as not aiming in would most likely do better with a higher sensitivity
While you can get the same effective cm/360 with various combinations of DPI with the in-game sensitivity, there might be other issues with "pixel skipping" at some lower DPIs. Take a look at this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-16CI_Qdhpaw.html
For everyone watching this, you should NEVER use someone else’s sensitivity. You will be 10x better finding your own and using that as it is configured to your body and no one else’s. I used to use other pro sensitivity’s for the games I would play and was not playing to my best potential. Once I found my own I have never looked back as I have improved astronomically.
@R0b Some advice or tips how to do it. i tried some sensitivitys and never felt it's fit to me but honestly i have no clue how to find it. the most problem is that im not a person who only sit at one game. so if you have some tips for me i would apprechiate it
Baratox I would start with just playing the game with the intentions of becoming better instead of trying to only focus on one thing at a time. It sounds weird but when you force yourself into that mindset things become easier to think about. As for improving your aim I would keep increasing or decreasing by small numbers or by moving the slider in the game and find a sensitivity where you feel confident in your movement and flicks. From there you just need to play the game and make small adjustments based on what you notice you are missing or having trouble with. For an example I sometimes change my sensitivity mid game to slightly higher +-.2 as there are curtain situations in every game that you need to adapt to.
I like your videos. However, what would you recommend to a person who is more comfortable with lower sensitivity (19-20in/per360 rotation)? I'm trying to learn to play on higher sensitivity (15in/per360 rot.) for some time now, but the small, precise movements are the most difficult for me. The reason for the switch to higher sens is also the reaction time and ability to "catch-up" with the enemy very close to you. It's as is my hand starts to shake a little bit (maybe it's stress during closer encounters). I use G Pro Wireless for my rather large hands (8inx4in), and I'm starting to think that maybe heavier, and larger mice would do better for me - G502 Wireless perhaps? Maybe you have some recommendations, should I keep practicing on Kovaak and in-games? Or should I make some changes to the sensitivity/hardware?
Simply take your cs sens and divide it by 3.18 so in your case 2.19/3.18= 0.6886.... but valorant only allows 3 decimals so your val sens would be 0.689 🙂
my room is really small and i totally get on it since young, now i never use more than about 45x30 cm² what is really small for avarage players, i almost the tine use even less than 45x30 it really get about a 10x10cm in the middle lower, i use tons of micro moviments to fix my aim and now that may i could go better training in more space and more low sensetive, but even in csgo i get pretty well for my fun, and when i tried hard, i start up my competitve really fast in a team, because i play much more for strategy than pure aim force anyway... i never pickup awp, even i got really easy kills on it, because i know that awp is not my kind of weapon, i prefer much more aug sg shotguns, another ar, smgs in general heavy machineguns and tons of granades to late game, not breaking start defende postions or rushes... i use it in late rounds stuff or importante plays, not just fire the hole to throw it because i buy it stuff... well i got fun and i love it, i almos not swing my arm and most movements are just handled by hand and finger... i put 1200 dps in my mouse, what is really high for csgo players, but works for me and i use it in ingame settings about 1.5 sensetiviness, i did a lot of job to go this down, i used to keep at 3.0, with 1600 dpi, but in scary situations i just lost entier my aim, now i can handle some scary situations without lost the aim, but some times i still did mistake with it, but i guess is better keep it in this, i had no much room to expand mouse moviment, my table is not a play time like mosts are, i can free the top part to put in my bed or can modify it to be a table stand up to work or play in up position, all this perks comes with sacrifices with size that i got very okay, but i know i can't do what a giant dedicated table can in some stuff... but i still very okay with my entire setup, is good to use this kind of table and just pull out the top table to go bed see a movie or serie than get the legs again in stand up position to not get sit all day long in work and play stuff hehe plus perifels are full wireless logitech stuff, the may problem is headset with just 12 hours of playtime, i totally need at least 24 hours with ideal time 48 plus, but it is okay i just use extra batteries anyway... is a pain in the ass all modifiers to do, but done is really neat setup for multiples tasks
It's really up to you, either method works. there's serval great players that that do use multiple sensitivities because the brain adjusts rather quickly once you do it for awhile.
