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To simply said I can save your hard work and thell you that there isn´t a perfect settings, that´s just a personal preference and what you can adapt on. To simplify that, I used to play year 1 on basic settings and 800 dpi, but when you are 800 dpi and lower your mice gets small input lag, so stick with 1600 and divide your ingame sense by 2. Windows mouse settings are always default so you never have to change this otherwise someone did when got the pc as new and didn´t know that you can change DPI on mouse. The rule of having a great aim in any game is to measure a 360° turn in game and it has to be equal in size of your mousepad or A4 paper which is 30cm, this is the best base setting to set any sensitivity in any game, then it splits, someone uses more than 30cm someone uses less than 30cm, that all depends. 1 ADS sensitivity is basically the best you can set it on, and for me I can adapt even on this, I can snipe long range, close range, without any problems, but after I installed Pulsar Superglide mouse skates I went with my sense down. Year 2 into Warzone I was using a 1600 DPI, 2.50 ingame sense on Logitech GPX with 1.78 monitor coefficient. I even tried Symfuhnys settings on which he plays like 400 dpi, 8 ingame sens and 0.65 low zoom and 0.6 high zoom. So now I´m on 1600 dpi, 2.75 ingame sense on Pulsar X2 Medium with Superglides, 0.83 ads, ADS sensitivity Relative, monitor coeff 1.33 and ADS transition timing I set to gradual, I´ve switched to that when I was setting my sens after Sym and I never switched back.
Tracking is really more of it for MnK I think. Due to the magnetism aim assist provides, I believe this is really where we're at the biggest disadvantage. Having to make small adjustments while tracking on a medium range to long range target will present the most misses. It's also the way we get killed the most as a competent aim assist user will understand how to abuse the function and will end missing next to zero shots
The whole reason I found this video was because I couldn’t pin point why when I would try to track people it just felt janky. Changing monitor distance coefficient to 1.78 feels very crisp
Felt like I could not track change of direction without over flicking. Putting it back to 1.78 instantly muscle memory took over as well as hand eye coordination for the chaotic movement. THIS IS A MUST!!
i found that using relative with 1.78 and ads sensitivity with a 3x to 6x sight to 0.9 and 6x to the max to 0.8 gives you the same effect that setting the monitor distance coefficient at 0.00 without sacrificing ads speed while on iron sights, so you can have faster feeling smgs and slower more accurate ARs and even slower and more accurate snipers while still feeling normal because of the difference in fov, last thing is monitor distance sensitivity is superior to cm per 360 to have the same FEEL between different games. And tnx for the 6:11 ratio on cursor speed tip, I didn't know that affected sensitivity i have it at 5 and thought it only affected sensitivity while on the os and menus not actually in game
for sniping you really need to use Custom sensitivity for zoom for each level otherwise you will die a lot when you are transitioning between long range and quick scoping close combat.
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You really dont need to set your windows pointer speed to 6/11. Set it to whatever you like. This way you can play at higher DPIs withouth issues (I switched from 800 to 3200). There's no such thing as added latency when using any other setting than 6/11, it's just an internet myth.
6 out of 11 in windows has nothing to do with game sensitivity, you lost me there, games uses raw input, if you have lets say 3200 dpi u need to lower windows sensitivity, which has nothing to do in game, dpi matters not windows sens
DPI / Mouse Sensitivity Settings. The reason he can't tell you is that every pc is different. Depending on your monitor size, field of view settings, screen resolution, and mouse hardware settings the perfect setting for one person is probably not going to be the same for the next person. In other words the distance I have to move my mouse for the cursor to move say 1 inch would be different if I had another monitor or resolution setting. So what is the goal? This is very simple actually. Worst case scenario you need to quickly turn around to shoot someone behind you. Additionally that person may be running or strafing away from the direction you turn, or you just might not know exactly where behind you they are. Ideally you want to be able to move the mouse from the center point on your mouse pad to one side or the other and have your character rotate a little more than 1/2 way around. Something like 200 - 220 degrees. Think of a click, you are looking at the 12 oclock mark. You want to be able to flick left and rotate all the way around to the 5 or even 4 oclock range. Or flicking right rotate around to the 7 or even 8 oclock range. Any less sensitivity and you risk frequent cases of being shot in the back and not being able to turn far enough to engage the target without picking up your mouse, moving it to the center of the pad, and moving again. This is obviously going to get you killed frequently. On the other hand if your sensitivity is higher you are wasting precision that you could have. There is no need to have your character spin around in 3 circles every time you move the mouse an inch. It destroys your ability to aim at distant targets precisely. The way I do this in every game when initially setting it up is I find a wall and put one shoulder against it looking down the wall. Then I move the mouse from center pad to either side. Now I adjust the sensitivity in the game settings so that when making this move I perfectly rotate so that I am facing down the same wall in the opposite direction. Now you can just guess check and revise to fine tune this a little higher. Or you can do some math. Again the goal is to turn a little more than 1/2 way around. At this point we are turning exactly 1/2 way around. This is 180 degrees. If you have a target rotation in mind simple math will tell you what to set the sensitivity at. Most games have a digital readout of the sensitivity. So the formula is (current sensitivity divided by 180) x desired degrees of rotation). For example, if a sensitivity of 1.0 gives you that perfect 1/2 turn, then (1 / 180)x220 = 1.22. So setting the sensitivity at 1.22 would achieve a 220 degree turn. I know right... math. The important thing is to realize that the settings one person uses will NOT work for another person unless they are using incredibly similar hardware, and yet we can still easily achieve our goal or ideal settings with this simple exercise.
Apparently after testing the best sensitivity on newer mice like that is 1600 or higher. 800 is good for a lot of older mice. Some of the crazy high dpi/hz mice it's higher than 1600.
ive had enhance pointer on for 2 years 💀I have extremely good aim for the sense i play (extremely high) and im pretty high up when it comes to clicks. safe to say its goanna take a while to get used to this enhance thing being off now
A decent video with the exception of the regurgitated 20 year old BS, and you own lack of understanding of what you are trying to advise others do. Some points... 1. windows mouse settings have ZERO influence on gaming if the game uses raw ( this is regurgitated BS from 20 years ago) 2. DPI also effect mouse on windows desktop unless it is tied to a game profile settings of 800 - 3200 are great as long as the game allows you to go low enough in game settings to give the 360 you want, after 3200 give diminishing returns. 3. Polling rate never needs to be higher than 500 you till never know the difference but the computer will. 4. Mouse sense in game .. not telling was a good call, it is personal preference. 5. That explanation of the coefficient was wrong on so many levels.. It has NOTHING to do with monitor aspect ratio. 6. Mouse calibration: You shout set this based of your flick distance. Under mouse calibration. leave everything else off, but using acceleration gives the best of both worlds fine aim and flick. very small amounts ( between 0.01 and 0.08 ) allow you to reduce main sense to give higher precision for micro movement, but still keep flick distance, learn to use it, this game does it fantastically. It does NOT hinder muscle memory. Most people avoid it because either they don't understand, it or they have heard it is bad from from dumb RU-vidrs who said avoid acceleration because they don't understand it and are regurgitating 20 year old info. A lot of games have done mouse acceleration really badly giving the impression it is bad, but some games do a great job of it. MW2019 and MW2 do it really well, but, BO Coldwar made an abortion of it. 7. The manual shot hold is slower than a fast trigger finger but it is more accurate because you are not constantly jolting he mouse with every press. Getting 5 bullets on target is more important than shooting 10 bullets faster but only hitting with 2. Although I criticized it, you have to give me kudos for watching the entire thing including the 5 minute crap about how opera pretends to be better than chrome. Check this short from some dude who shows you otherwise. ru-vid.comaY95IDJATcI
What's insane about the whole kbm vs controller thing is that you cannot argue that there is a whole era of videos dedicated to fine tuning mouse aim, whereas all it takes is to plug in a controller and achieve similar results (granted you are good at both inputs. I've been a hybrid player my whole life and I like both inputs so I can't say one is superior to the other but it's just absolutely crazy to me that mouse aiming is so much more complicated than controller aiming
the way to use custom sensitivity per zoom is to make your snipers more controllable by increasing zoom as well as your secondary weapon (an AR or semi) and adjust that sensitivity for good close combat. for example a variable scope with low zoom and high zoom you want to have a lower sensitivity at high zoom for long range but when you are low zoom for running around quick scoping you want a higher sensitivity. if you run around with your secondary or need to switch to it for close combat you can have a sensitivity that works well for just that weapon.
I checked all the ADS sensitivity types with a progarmm called sensitivity matcher and to my surprise i found found out that none of the 3 options give you a 1:1 ADS sens to normal sens ratio. The reason why most people think MW Legacy gives you a 1:1 ratio is because it does give you a 1:1 ratio for most red dot sigths BELOW 1.5x magnification, scopes or dots over 1.5x (basically all after the Kazan-Holo) do not give you a 1:1 ratio.
Higher dpi = lower latency. Though even those most sensitive probably won't notice a difference after about 1600dpi or so. When I start a new game I turn the sens down all the way and adjust my dpi to the 360 distance I'm after. If I need to raise the sens a hair to dial things in (dpi only adjustable in increments of 50 on my mice), I will.
i did some tests and i can confidently say that RELATIVE 1.78 is exactly the same as LEGACY BO, and about LEGACY MW its not 1:1 on sniper scopes its not 1:1 it becomes lower sens on scopes past 3x i think.
Four all those on the kbm. Take his settings, take his sens and dpi, relative on 0.00 coeeficient and you have the perfect sens no joke😂😂😂😂 thx bro thats a sub
This is so wrong.. dpi is related to pixels. Your Pollingrate will de- or increase your input lag.. in using 4000hz and it's crazy... You need to look to other games, were there is a pro scene in MnK. Most of them still using 400 / 800 dpi. This will help you with a more steady aim. You need to combine this with a low sens and learn how to play with it. I use 800dpi with 2.5 ingame, this helps alot against controller players.
@@Seaberd 400 DPI is fine with 1080p, but with 2k monitor you really should use at least 800 DPI, preferably 1600. In csgo for example, most play with 400-800 DPI and use 1080p monitor and low resolution where 400DPI is good. Anyways you are fine using whatever DPI you prefer, its not going to make you pro if you use 'best' settings.
@@Seaberd Yeah pros are still playing on 400-800 dpi they were always playing on that dpi but even Tenz grow up and change it to 1600, it really reduces the input lag, so it is not wrong, check out Optimum tech he tested it and proved it
monitor distance coefficient 0 is what older cod games used including cod4 promod so if you want that feel use 0, also battlefield I think used or still uses 0, but they called it uniform soldier aiming I use 0 cause I like having the same hipfire feeling from cod4 (fast) and then slow in ads, it's all nonsense anyways, but just play what you like :D
I’ve played a lot of siege so I am using 400 dpi and currently 10.70 in game. Is there any big differences with 1600 dpi instead other than higher sensitivity? I’m a hand player but using wrist when it comes to small movement. Sensitivity always feels so weird in this game to me so I always end up switching to a controller in the end
“Run” is just normally moving forward. Then you have sprint, followed by tac sprint. Single tap run -> tac sprint means whenever you hit sprint, you tac sprint so long as it’s refreshed Double tap -> tac sprint means you always have to double tap sprint even if you’re already sprinting Single tap sprint -> tac sprint means you double tap sprint to go to tac sprint from run, or you can single tap sprint to go to tac sprint from sprint
There is some outdated/wrong info in this video. Nearly every game for the past 15+ years uses raw mouse input. As a result, Windows mouse speed has zero affect on game sensitivity/feel. It's also been proven that 1600 DPI is the sweet spot for the least input lag. 800 DPI has a reasonable improvement in latency over 400 DPI, but 400 DPI is just BAD. Since the effect DPI has on latency is logatythmic, over 1600 DPI doesn't provide any meaningful improvement. Plus, to affectively use 3200DPI+, you need an ultra smooth/flat/clean mouse surface which isn't worth the upkeep for what little improvement you may see.
@@thecatmafia9244 2500 is borderline, but if you don't have any issues keep using it. I've researched the subject quite a bit and done a lot of testing myself in various games. Do I notice a difference between 800DPI and 1600DPI? No... Do I notice any difference between 1600DPI and 3200 DPI? No... Do I still use 1600 DPI because "technically" it's better? Yes. Does it make a difference? No. Do what works for you. The kind of differences I'm nitpicking about, only the top 0.1% can notice. But I can sleep better knowing my DPI isn't why I suck lol.
@@TyTango You're just used to the input latency of 400 DPI. If given enough time to get used to the the less input lag of 1600 DPI, you would never go back to 400 DPI.
you really want "After Zoom" if you are sniping because sensitivities are much lower for long distance shooting and when you are using a sniper for quick scoping as well you don't want to slow down when engaging in close combat.
Yeahh i agree after zoom is better then instant for sniping but both are inconsistant and thats exactly the reason why gradual is the best option unless you are a robot. Instant would be perfect if you are able to always ADS at the exact same distance away from your target and after zoom would be perfect if you are able to tell when your scope is fully zoomed in. Now since most of us are human (except Shroud) 🤣gradual is the best option.. why? because it does all that progressively from your hip to full zoom whether you press ADS at the right time or not
@@OneDeagz Its your decision if you choose to waste you potential in game because of your ignorance, but don't come here saying i am lying, you just made a wet fart with absolutly no backup
In game sens 1 not 4 cuz if u have in game sens 4 u move by 4 pixels not one... That IS why razer , steelseries top Moysesa have high dpi ... I use in game sens 1 and 2200 dpi ... Cuz im Ar player but if u use smg u Can go 1 sens and 3800dpi
