Valorant, Is there a way to use multiple individual zoom sensitivities?

[lo11yman86]

Like how rainbow used to have something called xfactor aiming in the .ini file and then I think they recently made it in the real game, but changing that would change the sens for the scopes, so you could set the value of your scopes so when you ads vs when hipfiring it would be the same distance on your mousepad for a 360. I haven't seem anything anywhere about if you can change the scope sens like that in valorant, I don't think you can but I was hoping you knew of something. There are currently two options in valorant, sensitivity and zoom sens, although no matter what zoom sens you set you can only have the equal 360 degree cm / inch distance, for one scope, e.g. if I set the zoom sens to 1.25 it is the correct zoom sens for the 1.25 zoom scopes so the 360cm hipfire is equal to the 360cm 1.25 zoom scopes but not the 1.15, 1.5, 2.5 and 4. I really like having the equal 360cm distance on every scope, I can hit the coolest muscle memory flicks 180, but it works alot better when the muscle memory is the exact same for all guns, at least better for me. If you find any settings like that please let me know. Thank you.

[fortunate reee]

7 hours ago, lo11yman86 said:

Like how rainbow used to have something called xfactor aiming in the .ini file and then I think they recently made it in the real game, but changing that would change the sens for the scopes, so you could set the value of your scopes so when you ads vs when hipfiring it would be the same distance on your mousepad for a 360. I haven't seem anything anywhere about if you can change the scope sens like that in valorant, I don't think you can but I was hoping you knew of something. There are currently two options in valorant, sensitivity and zoom sens, although no matter what zoom sens you set you can only have the equal 360 degree cm / inch distance, for one scope, e.g. if I set the zoom sens to 1.25 it is the correct zoom sens for the 1.25 zoom scopes so the 360cm hipfire is equal to the 360cm 1.25 zoom scopes but not the 1.15, 1.5, 2.5 and 4. I really like having the equal 360cm distance on every scope, I can hit the coolest muscle memory flicks 180, but it works alot better when the muscle memory is the exact same for all guns, at least better for me. If you find any settings like that please let me know. Thank you.

that whole muscle memory thing isn't great for aim , far too inconsistent for general use any visu motor/monitor distance ads is better than using 360 

the part where you are interested in having multiple ads slider in valorant i can agree on with ya (the rest i can ignore because you might not have tried any other option,since there isnt a single soul out there that will actively recommend matching scopes 360) 

 

[lo11yman86]

Yeah I get what you mean, and alot of people wouldn't like equal 360 degree scope sens, but I've tried many different versions of these sort of settings e.g. some people like monitor distance movement being the same. But it just depends on how that individuals brain functions and what can be best for them, for example I am autistic and I have Tourette's and I have some weird things that can help and hinder me playing games, I have tried alot of things to help use my how my brain functions to my advantage, like I have some parts that come super easy for me in games, like maps in games or places I look at it once and I will have it in a 3d form in my brain forever, and I know what I've had trouble with, I can get good at aiming with every gun but swapping between them and the sens' is very problematic for my aim consistency, I have realised that i can make my aim so much better by perfecting my muscle memory so it never changes between weapons, and trust me when I get into the grove of it I am alot better with it then without. Then eventually I will hear something 163 degrees to my right and I will flick around and aim exactly head level where they would be based on the sound and just tap, the sens being like this also improves my reaction time because it doesn't it automatically and less on the spot changes need to be made. It's hard to explain if you don't Haven the same issues and experiences with it, some people would hate having my sens others may like it. I know I love it. It's what works best for me.

Also the reason I prefer 360 distance over monitor distance is that if I closed my eyes and couldn't see my monitor, if I am used to my sens I can know what I'm looking at and it's still there 3d in my mind, so I don't need the monitor input, well obviously I do still need to see the game but I'm saying to flick to locations I don't flick based on how much distance I see them on my monitor, especially because I just see them on my monitor then I map out where they are on the map in relation to me and then my brain finds the angles and then moves accordingly, this probably makes no sense because it is currently 5 am and I can't explain myself properly but yeah. But basically it works for me because I am Hella autistic.

E.g. my brain maps out where they are in the 3d map without taking into account the scope I am using and then will flick around or to them and get them, so the scope sens needs to be = 360 distance for my muscle memory and weird brain to work it's weirdness. Monitor distance is way worse for me, I've tried it.

Ty for your time, hhahaa, this was probably gibberish but idc rn, lol.

Edited September 3, 2020 by lo11yman86

[TheNoobPolice]

All that's happening there is you have got used to a pretty flawed method and developed your familiarity to that, probably because you took some bad advice in the first place about matching sensitivity to degrees/count while scoped, that unfortunately, the R6S community seemed to trumpet rather loudly.

I say flawed in an objective way, because it's learning a system that is so non-intuitive that it is physically impossible to replicate in 99% of game's scoped sens slider ranges without dynamically modifying dpi with external software or drivers.

[lo11yman86]

I have tried alot of different settings for sensitivities and trust me this one is actually really good to use, It works 10times better for me.

Ahah wtf, there is a setting that I once changed in siege and I liked so much I wanna do in valorant. Also literally noone in the siege community used to trumpet it, I wanted to change my zoom sens and I was trying to see if I could make it equal to my hipfire and shit in distance on my mousepad, and I figured out how, like bruh I didn't even get told how I figured it out when I found an xfactor aiming setting, haha, like it has nothing to do with advice I got told, no this is something i wanted and figured out how. 

Like it is just more natural instinct for me to have it equal, when I changed it in siege literally day 1, I loved it, it is so much better for me. If you can't realise some people could play better with specific other zoom sens' then wth is wrong with you.

Can you guys stop trying to give advice and just not comment if you can't help me, I don't really care what you think about what I want my zoom sens, I've played enough hours with and without to know what I want in a game and sens. 

You are probably one of those people that doesn't realise people can prefer something else and maybe its the way their brain is wired and not that they got used to it. People can be way better with settings that fit their brain and abilities, that's why I don't just set my sens and move on like everyone else, because I realise that there are potentially better ways for alot of people, could be completely different to what I want but idc they should be able to have those options. Also I don't copy other people sens' or anything, I find my own like bruh its not hard to realise of wow I wanna try the same 360 distance on all scopes, like bruh.

Edited September 4, 2020 by lo11yman86

[fortunate reee]

On 04/09/2020 at 03:40, lo11yman86 said:

I have tried alot of different settings for sensitivities and trust me this one is actually really good to use, It works 10times better for me.

Ahah wtf, there is a setting that I once changed in siege and I liked so much I wanna do in valorant. Also literally noone in the siege community used to trumpet it, I wanted to change my zoom sens and I was trying to see if I could make it equal to my hipfire and shit in distance on my mousepad, and I figured out how, like bruh I didn't even get told how I figured it out when I found an xfactor aiming setting, haha, like it has nothing to do with advice I got told, no this is something i wanted and figured out how. 

Like it is just more natural instinct for me to have it equal, when I changed it in siege literally day 1, I loved it, it is so much better for me. If you can't realise some people could play better with specific other zoom sens'

Can you guys stop trying to give advice and just not comment if you can't help me, I don't really care what you think about what I want my zoom sens, I've played enough hours with and without to know what I want in a game and sens. 

You are probably one of those people that doesn't realise people can prefer something else and maybe its the way their brain is wired and not that they got used to it. People can be way better with settings that fit their brain and abilities, that's why I don't just set my sens and move on like everyone else, because I realise that there are potentially better ways for alot of people, could be completely different to what I want but idc they should be able to have those options. Also I don't copy other people sens' or anything, I find my own like bruh its not hard to realise of wow I wanna try the same 360 distance on all scopes, like bruh.

 

 

"noone in the siege community used to trumpet it" (im sure if you'd go into any twitch chat  asking for " 1:1 " you would end up looking at a wall of 83 s 

right the siege community totally doesn't advocate 83 ads how could we say somethings this this wrong ,,,,

 

 

oh wait "1:1 "  could it be that they are either matching 83 ads (making only the  1x scopes the same 360 distance while giving the acog a completely different feel and distance )

or xfactor 1.0 with 100 ads  making all scopes have the same 360 distance  ( which is indeed horrible)

the reason this isn't used by any other game is because its not practical unless you waste countless hours trying to adapt to this style while every other game uses a more logical application these days (even the siege devs understood this, after having done their own research )

 

^that doesn't mean that you cant get used to it which will obviously make you relatively good at that specific kind of method which doesn't mean , that its a good choice 

(been there done that and its objectively the wrong way of matching if you want uniform or rather consistent aim across all games you play obviously adapting from using 360 to a logical approach can be quite bothersome but its the right choice when you think long term   ) 

 

 

this isn't about trusting you or anyone nor is it different for other humans  its about how out brain functions 

no need to end up defensive about your choices 

 

if you come here asking for help you will get that help but its the kind of help  that will actually help you long term 

 

you are essentially asking for this  (which you might as well have derived from the instructions,if you are so adamant about not taking any advice that will benefit you )

^the first method mentioned in the instructions (be my guest and use it to your hearths content ) 

 

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I find my own like bruh its not hard to realise of wow

way better with settings that fit their brain and abilities

You are probably one of those people that doesn't realise people can prefer something

are potentially better ways for alot of people

then wth is wrong with you.

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i have taken  the time to collect some of the things you might want to leave out next time in order to not look like a little emperor  that isn't willed to accept criticism based 

on years of testing comparing and obviously maths  

 

 

 

 

Edited September 5, 2020 by fortunate reee

[TheNoobPolice]

On 9/4/2020 at 2:40 AM, lo11yman86 said:

I have tried alot of different settings for sensitivities and trust me this one is actually really good to use, It works 10times better for me.

Well, that sucks for you then - because you now have a setup that is pretty much exclusive to R6S!

On 9/4/2020 at 2:40 AM, lo11yman86 said:

Also literally noone in the siege community used to trumpet it,

Literally any forum post or advice video was saying to use the xfactor aiming thing to do that. The only time I have seen anyone else recommend 360 distance for scoped sensitivity with any influence is the not-so bright "rivalXfactor" dude in the Battlefield community years ago, which is hilarious since he was the one who pushed to add "xfactor" aiming into Seige since before it was released, which is why they have now release an implementation of sensitivity scaling that actually makes sense. It was like, "oh, we listened to this dumb dude and even named it after him, maybe we should fix that?!"
 

On 9/4/2020 at 2:40 AM, lo11yman86 said:

It is so much better for me. If you can't realise some people could play better with specific other zoom sens' then wth is wrong with you.

I realise anyone could play better with whatever they feel comfortable with, which is why I made the very clear distinction in my comment that it is flawed in the objective way that you can only use it for one game, since it's rare any other developer is going to be stupid enough to allow it as an option. The first rule of good UX design is you don't provide options for ill-informed users to have a bad experience in the name of "customisation", and this would fall heavily into that category.
 

On 9/4/2020 at 2:40 AM, lo11yman86 said:

Can you guys stop trying to give advice and just not comment if you can't help me, I don't really care what you think about what I want my zoom sens, I've played enough hours with and without to know what I want in a game and sens. 

No one can help you more than already stated, which is why the advice is to adapt to a different method, since this method will not be supported in the vast majority of any other titles.

Alternatively, as said previously, you can use a third party program like Custom Curve that allows you to scale DPI on a toggle or hold mouse button, such as right click, which will then enable you to do this for all games, provided you don't mind instant sensitivity scaling rather than the procedural method that games usually use, but since you are already use a method that makes no logical sense you would probably not care about this as long as your 360 was the same when you were zoomed in. You can also do this with Logitech software and with a bit of scripting know-how, if you have a Logitech mouse of course. There is probably other mouse driver software for other brands that do this also that I am unaware of.

 

On 9/4/2020 at 2:40 AM, lo11yman86 said:

 I find my own like bruh its not hard to realise of wow I wanna try the same 360 distance on all scopes, like bruh.

Good luck.

Edited September 5, 2020 by TheNoobPolice

[lo11yman86]

You are literally just being annoying commenting on you shouldn't do that, like I didn't ask bruh. I asked if there is a way to do that in valorant, I didn't really want your advice or opinion, I can do fine without it, and I know the downsides and I really don't care, people are different and work different, me having equal sens has always worked better for me, I've tried both for a long time.

[TheNoobPolice]

and yet still, there's no one else providing a solution to your issue as I have, as ill-advised as it may be.

[fortunate reee]

5 minutes ago, TheNoobPolice said:

and yet still, there's no one else providing a solution to your issue as I have, as ill-advised as it may be.

y know he is "special " normal rules don't apply to him and motor control and basic brain functions fall under preference these days 

[TheNoobPolice]

Well, since he is special he can just setup a special dpi toggle somehow so he "can hit the coolest muscle memory flicks 180"

I hear that's what all the pro Valorant players do....constantly flick 180 at every scope FOV without even looking where they are aiming. I guess we're just not pro enough to comprehend this.