30 inches per 360 on all classes (because of scout) main medic.
Doesn't having different senses for each class mess with your muscle memory or no?
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30 inches per 360 on all classes (because of scout) main medic.
Doesn't having different senses for each class mess with your muscle memory or no?
Doesn't having different senses for each class mess with your muscle memory or no?
ShdSteelDoesn't having different senses for each class mess with your muscle memory or no?
If one class is purely hitscan and the other one is projectile - no. I'm even using three different sensitivity settings and I'm totally fine with them: 4.4 in/360 for Demo, Medic, Heavy, Pyro and for Soldier's primary slot; 6.5 in/360 for Scout, Sniper, Engi and Spy; 5.5 in/360 for Soldier's seconday slot because jumping from 4.4 to 6.5 feels uncomfortable. This all might sound weird but I've got used to it pretty quickly.
[quote=ShdSteel]Doesn't having different senses for each class mess with your muscle memory or no?[/quote]
If one class is purely hitscan and the other one is projectile - no. I'm even using three different sensitivity settings and I'm totally fine with them: 4.4 in/360 for Demo, Medic, Heavy, Pyro and for Soldier's primary slot; 6.5 in/360 for Scout, Sniper, Engi and Spy; 5.5 in/360 for Soldier's seconday slot because jumping from 4.4 to 6.5 feels uncomfortable. This all might sound weird but I've got used to it pretty quickly.
If one class is purely hitscan and the other one is projectile - no. I'm even using three different sensitivity settings and I'm totally fine with them: 4.4 in/360 for Demo, Medic, Heavy, Pyro and for Soldier's primary slot; 6.5 in/360 for Scout, Sniper, Engi and Spy; 5.5 in/360 for Soldier's seconday slot because jumping from 4.4 to 6.5 feels uncomfortable. This all might sound weird but I've got used to it pretty quickly.
ShdSteelDoesn't having different senses for each class mess with your muscle memory or no?
i've found it pretty easy to adapt to using 2 sensitivities and get used to using both. i think it's worthwhile having different sens between scout and sol at least, unless you're one of those guys who can rocket jump comfortably on 30cm/360.
[quote=ShdSteel]Doesn't having different senses for each class mess with your muscle memory or no?[/quote]
i've found it pretty easy to adapt to using 2 sensitivities and get used to using both. i think it's worthwhile having different sens between scout and sol at least, unless you're one of those guys who can rocket jump comfortably on 30cm/360.
i've found it pretty easy to adapt to using 2 sensitivities and get used to using both. i think it's worthwhile having different sens between scout and sol at least, unless you're one of those guys who can rocket jump comfortably on 30cm/360.
Is it better to have a high dpi for your mouse and low in game sense or have a low dpi and high sense in game, or does this matter at all?
Is it better to have a high dpi for your mouse and low in game sense or have a low dpi and high sense in game, or does this matter at all?
ShdSteelIs it better to have a high dpi for your mouse and low in game sense or have a low dpi and high sense in game, or does this matter at all?
doesn't matter at all. pick what is comfy for you in and out of game.
1600dpi, 0.9 ingame: 11.4in/360
[quote=ShdSteel]Is it better to have a high dpi for your mouse and low in game sense or have a low dpi and high sense in game, or does this matter at all?[/quote]
doesn't matter at all. pick what is comfy for you in and out of game.
1600dpi, 0.9 ingame: 11.4in/360
doesn't matter at all. pick what is comfy for you in and out of game.
1600dpi, 0.9 ingame: 11.4in/360
12 inch 360
800 dpi - 1.7 ingame
Mostly play soldier, but lowered sense from 6.8" to start improving at scout and lower sense has made me better at both.
12 inch 360
800 dpi - 1.7 ingame
Mostly play soldier, but lowered sense from 6.8" to start improving at scout and lower sense has made me better at both.
800 dpi - 1.7 ingame
Mostly play soldier, but lowered sense from 6.8" to start improving at scout and lower sense has made me better at both.
astrin_doesn't matter at all
Most mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.
[quote=astrin_]
doesn't matter at all[/quote]
Most mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.
doesn't matter at all[/quote]
Most mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.
figure I'll post this since it's just rotting in my dropbox and I'll never update it or anything
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Vr3Tvn1HDPv6Q_FzdJSExd2QUGa9XIf6FeywOJG0Yac/edit?usp=sharing
made this awhile ago with the help of geknaiir who had collected most of these player's cfg's
a lot of it is almost guaranteed out of date but whatever
figure I'll post this since it's just rotting in my dropbox and I'll never update it or anything
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Vr3Tvn1HDPv6Q_FzdJSExd2QUGa9XIf6FeywOJG0Yac/edit?usp=sharing
made this awhile ago with the help of geknaiir who had collected most of these player's cfg's
a lot of it is almost guaranteed out of date but whatever
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Vr3Tvn1HDPv6Q_FzdJSExd2QUGa9XIf6FeywOJG0Yac/edit?usp=sharing
made this awhile ago with the help of geknaiir who had collected most of these player's cfg's
a lot of it is almost guaranteed out of date but whatever
Screwballastrin_doesn't matter at allMost mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.
not true on either count
[quote=Screwball][quote=astrin_]
doesn't matter at all[/quote]
Most mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.[/quote]
not true on either count
doesn't matter at all[/quote]
Most mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.[/quote]
not true on either count
phraxScrewballastrin_doesn't matter at allMost mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.
not true on either count
it's true for almost all older mice/sensors that they will only track properly at certain steps. newer mice like the DA 2013 / chroma or G303 etc are different in this regard - they will still track well at higher DPI levels, but from certain levels will add more delay to counter jitter.
so if ShdSteel wants a solid answer then he'd have to name his mouse or just use google.
and i think there will be skipping if you go above a certain in-game sens. i think it was something like 2.7 or 2.9 for tf2.
[quote=phrax][quote=Screwball][quote=astrin_]
doesn't matter at all[/quote]
Most mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.[/quote]
not true on either count[/quote]
it's true for almost all older mice/sensors that they will only track properly at certain steps. newer mice like the DA 2013 / chroma or G303 etc are different in this regard - they will still track well at higher DPI levels, but from certain levels will add more delay to counter jitter.
so if ShdSteel wants a solid answer then he'd have to name his mouse or just use google.
and i think there will be skipping if you go above a certain in-game sens. i think it was something like 2.7 or 2.9 for tf2.
doesn't matter at all[/quote]
Most mice will only track properly at certain DPI steps and none track properly past 1800. A good example of this would be Zowies 3090 mice.[/quote]
not true on either count[/quote]
it's true for almost all older mice/sensors that they will only track properly at certain steps. newer mice like the DA 2013 / chroma or G303 etc are different in this regard - they will still track well at higher DPI levels, but from certain levels will add more delay to counter jitter.
so if ShdSteel wants a solid answer then he'd have to name his mouse or just use google.
and i think there will be skipping if you go above a certain in-game sens. i think it was something like 2.7 or 2.9 for tf2.
Bucake
it's true for almost all older mice/sensors that they will only track properly at certain steps. newer mice like the DA 2013 / chroma or G303 etc are different in this regard - they will still track well at higher DPI levels, but from certain levels will add more delay to counter jitter.
so if ShdSteel wants a solid answer then he'd have to name his mouse or just use google.
and i think there will be skipping if you go above a certain in-game sens. i think it was something like 2.7 or 2.9 for tf2.
few gaming mice released in the past few years will track differently at different dpi steps, I definitely wouldn't say most (the only recent one that comes to mind is the steelseries rival 100). also "none will track properly past 1800" is completely untrue considering the pmw3310 has native dpi steps up to 5000 and 3366 variants can reach 12000 without an issue. the deathadder 2013/chroma has an extra 4 ms of smoothing beyond 1550 cpi if I remember correctly but I wouldn't call that "improper tracking" considering pretty much every mouse has some level of mcu-level smoothing.
also the number you're referring to is probably the value for pixel skipping at 1920 x 1080 but pixel skipping in fps games really doesn't matter unless you find it looks bad or you use like sensitivity 50
[quote=Bucake]
it's true for almost all older mice/sensors that they will only track properly at certain steps. newer mice like the DA 2013 / chroma or G303 etc are different in this regard - they will still track well at higher DPI levels, but from certain levels will add more delay to counter jitter.
so if ShdSteel wants a solid answer then he'd have to name his mouse or just use google.
and i think there will be skipping if you go above a certain in-game sens. i think it was something like 2.7 or 2.9 for tf2.[/quote]
few gaming mice released in the past few years will track differently at different dpi steps, I definitely wouldn't say most (the only recent one that comes to mind is the steelseries rival 100). also "none will track properly past 1800" is completely untrue considering the pmw3310 has native dpi steps up to 5000 and 3366 variants can reach 12000 without an issue. the deathadder 2013/chroma has an extra 4 ms of smoothing beyond 1550 cpi if I remember correctly but I wouldn't call that "improper tracking" considering pretty much every mouse has some level of mcu-level smoothing.
also the number you're referring to is probably the value for pixel skipping at 1920 x 1080 but pixel skipping in fps games really doesn't matter unless you find it looks bad or you use like sensitivity 50
it's true for almost all older mice/sensors that they will only track properly at certain steps. newer mice like the DA 2013 / chroma or G303 etc are different in this regard - they will still track well at higher DPI levels, but from certain levels will add more delay to counter jitter.
so if ShdSteel wants a solid answer then he'd have to name his mouse or just use google.
and i think there will be skipping if you go above a certain in-game sens. i think it was something like 2.7 or 2.9 for tf2.[/quote]
few gaming mice released in the past few years will track differently at different dpi steps, I definitely wouldn't say most (the only recent one that comes to mind is the steelseries rival 100). also "none will track properly past 1800" is completely untrue considering the pmw3310 has native dpi steps up to 5000 and 3366 variants can reach 12000 without an issue. the deathadder 2013/chroma has an extra 4 ms of smoothing beyond 1550 cpi if I remember correctly but I wouldn't call that "improper tracking" considering pretty much every mouse has some level of mcu-level smoothing.
also the number you're referring to is probably the value for pixel skipping at 1920 x 1080 but pixel skipping in fps games really doesn't matter unless you find it looks bad or you use like sensitivity 50
10.9 in/360
1100 dpi
1.4 in-game
default windows multi
medic
10.9 in/360
1100 dpi
1.4 in-game
default windows multi
medic
1100 dpi
1.4 in-game
default windows multi
medic
12.5 / 360
i want to cut that by like half for soldier or at least to like 8 inches so i don't whip my arm around when jumping but anything under just feels like it's not right
12.5 / 360
i want to cut that by like half for soldier or at least to like 8 inches so i don't whip my arm around when jumping but anything under just feels like it's not right
i want to cut that by like half for soldier or at least to like 8 inches so i don't whip my arm around when jumping but anything under just feels like it's not right
i now use 9"/360 for everything, as a soldier/jumper main
i still think it's possible to get used to more than one sensitivity at a time but it's pretty hard and always throws you off at first
i now use 9"/360 for everything, as a soldier/jumper main
i still think it's possible to get used to more than one sensitivity at a time but it's pretty hard and always throws you off at first
i still think it's possible to get used to more than one sensitivity at a time but it's pretty hard and always throws you off at first
3200 DPI, .45 ingame for scout. 11.4 in/360
.55 ingame for sniper, 9.3 in/360
1.55 everything else, 3.4 in/360
(demo main)
3200 DPI, .45 ingame for scout. 11.4 in/360
.55 ingame for sniper, 9.3 in/360
1.55 everything else, 3.4 in/360
(demo main)
.55 ingame for sniper, 9.3 in/360
1.55 everything else, 3.4 in/360
(demo main)
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