Setting to use?

[Duckkeyy]

Recently bought premium, heard 0% MM Distance was the way to go, but when i use it it feels slow and my tracking falls behind targets. I watched a video showing that it should be exactly the same for tracking but it feels so much slower and my aim is physically behind so im wondering how thats possible? When i use 100% it feels like it is exactly the same hipfire speed to ADS and my tracking is better (and flicks I think, not really tested). Any info would be really appreciated.

[DPI Wizard]

0% is the slowest matching method, and while it is exactly the same tracking speed, it might feel too slow for some. 100% is a perfectly good alternative, and actually what most games that don't have ADS or scope sensitivity default to for aims.

[Duckkeyy]

Thanks for the fast reply. So am i subconsciously slowing down how fast im moving my mouse purely because im used to 100%? And therefore once i adjust properly to 0% it will be more consistent with hipfire to ads feel?

[DPI Wizard]

5 minutes ago, DuckyWucky said:

Thanks for the fast reply. So am i subconsciously slowing down how fast im moving my mouse purely because im used to 100%? And therefore once i adjust properly to 0% it will be more consistent with hipfire to ads feel?

Either that, or the targets you track are closer than the scope power. Very simplified explained 0% will have the same tracking speed only when the distance is equal to the scope power. So with a 4x scope you have to be twice as far away as with a 2x scope, and four times further away than hipfire. There's a lot more variables to this, mainly that the scope power number in games rarely actually indicates the real magnification. But that's the basic idea.

So if you play a game where you track targets closer to you than the scope power suggest, 0% will be too slow and 100% might be more beneficial.

[Duckkeyy]

Ohhh right yeah that makes. Thanks for the info, I think 100% is gonna be more beneficial for the games i play. Honestly tho, the speed of your replies is amazing, keep up the good work man.