Using a different game to convert all sensitivities from?

[kelvinator]

I currently use my Overwatch sens to calculate sens for all my other games. I no longer play Overwatch and was considering moving to converting all my game sense from my Battlefield V sens. However, when I try to do this I don't get consistent numbers.

This is the initial conversion from OW to BF5:

This is me entering my BF5 sens and FOV on a new conversion and converting it to COD:MW. You will notice how the multiplier 2 values of BF5 change to 1.00000. Does this discrepancy matter? Should I just continue converting everything from OW?

 

 

Edited April 24, 2020 by kelvinator

[RexVoluntas]

You wouldn't notice the difference. On COD you might want to change ADS FOV to Affected and change from Legacy to Relative 0% to match Battlefield better. As you have ADS FOV and USA enabled on Battlefield.

[kelvinator]

35 minutes ago, RexVoluntas said:

You wouldn't notice the difference. On COD you might want to change ADS FOV to Affected and change from Legacy to Relative 0% to match Battlefield better. As you have ADS FOV and USA enabled on Battlefield.

Isn't legacy better though? I thought relative was not ideal for true muscle memory?

I will try out relative but I do kind of like the slight zoom from independent

[RexVoluntas]

Legacy and relative at 0% is the same however legacy only works properly if you play at a fov of 65 I believe. 

[kelvinator]

5 minutes ago, RexVoluntas said:

Legacy and relative at 0% is the same however legacy only works properly if you play at a fov of 65 I believe. 

Oh really!? I had no idea. I play on a higher FOV so sounds like I should use relative. Interesting. I always see people saying use legacy.

[DPI Wizard]

On 4/24/2020 at 4:05 AM, kelvinator said:

You will notice how the multiplier 2 values of BF5 change to 1.00000. Does this discrepancy matter? Should I just continue converting everything from OW?

Nothing to worry about, it happens because of rounding and doesn't cause any practical difference in this case.