i need help with sensitivity

[zlFrosT]

I would like to know if you know any way or method to find the perfect sensitivity or the right sensitivity.

In addition, which conversion methods are the most recommended.

I Use a mousepad of 45 cm x 40 cm.
and I use a Logitech g403 mouse
and I use a resolution of 1440x1080

I use sensitivities, but I do not feel comfortable with any.

and I wanted to know if there is any method or way to find an intermediate or adequate sensitivity to progress with my aim

[Bryjoe]

I just was thinking on this topic myself. For most games 25-35cm seems to be the best balance. For CSGO, the best sens seems to be 40cm+.

 

Average sensitivity of pro players in Apex is 28cm/360

Average sensitivity of pro players in Overwatch is 27cm/360

Quake the average is about  21cm/360

Average in CSGO is 47cm/360

 

Average all those together and you get 30.75cm/360. 30 cm/360 is a good recommendation and starting point for any player and will be good (while maybe not optimal) for any game. I currently use 26cm/360 and I think I am at my personal limit, any faster and I can't aim properly. Whether there is much "real world" difference between 26cm and 30cm is debatable as well, we are talking about an .8 inch difference here. 

 

 

Edited June 26, 2019 by Bryjoe

[zlFrosT]

How did you find those 26 cm? Or were you just adjusting to your comfort?

[Bryjoe]

3 minutes ago, zlFrosT said:

How did you find those 26 cm? Or were you just adjusting to your comfort?

Using the PSA method (pretty controversial on its effectiveness as well) it's a method where you try a bunch of different high and low sensitivities and I used an aim trainer to "measure" my performance at each. I scored higher with 26cm than with other sensitivities, but was I used to it? If i used other sensitivities for longer would I score better with them, the answer is probably yes to both.

It's also hard to be honest with yourself when using this method, "do I have a bias for high versus low sens?" Placebo? I don't know, I kinda like 26cm because you have games like Fortnite and Quake where most people are using 20cm and that is a bit of a middle ground between those games and traditional FPS like Apex, Overwatch, Battlefield V etc.

Then again, according to prosettings.net there are only two players on the entire pro list for CSGO that use a sensitivity close to 26cm/360. Once again, we go back to 30cm as a sensitivity that is represented in all competitive play, regardless of game and I don't think you will be limiting yourself by going with it. The best CSGO player in the world S1mple uses 33cm/360 and he can rifle and AWP at a top level.

 

Just try it out for a week and tweak it from there, if you play CSGO you might want to lower it, if you play fortnite, you might like it higher.

[zlFrosT]

 

Thanks also I will try what of PSA I will try it in KoovaK