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Setting GstInput.MouseSensitivity to 1 in the beta solved some acceleration issues when in 1st person, but didn't have any effect on the Javelin. For the release version 1st person is fixed and doesn't have acceleration anymore, but the Javelin is the same. I just realized they completely broke the scaling for GstInput.MouseSensitivity in the release though, so I removed it from the calculation and added a note saying it has to be set to 40 for the calculation to be correct. Using 40 doesn't come with any limitations though, so it should work for everyone. In the beta it was a pure multiplier, but it doesn't scale in a mathematically sensible way anymore.

From what I can tell, Holo (60/70 fov multiplier): SMG Shotgun Pistols (not RE-45) 1x Holo (not sure about 1x digital threat and hcog) ADS (55/70 fov multiplier): AR LMG Sniper 2x, 3x, 4x, 8x aren't in the calculator. They seem to be true magnifications (relative to the base 70 fov) like the 6x and 10x Kraber.

Yes I have. Took me months of experimenting and going nutty over it but I'm petty sure I've found a method which works since I am using the same sensitivity for games like battlefield, doom, csgo, rainbow six etc....... I tried to use impulsive's guide on csgo (put a bullet hole on wall and try and try to keep xhair on target while strafing) but found that there was too much bias in that there is no set feedback as to how well you are keeping your xhair on target so I decided to use a different method. First of all download csgo and the map "sensitivity finder" - http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=439365028 Next stand at the back of the map facing the moving block (you will see once you download this) and hold mb1 while tracking the block. The blue block will rise according to how well you are tracking. To do this be extremely conscious of how you hold your mouse. It needs to be as naturally relaxed as possible to simulate how you would subconsciously hold it. Lower the sens until you cannot feel the little "Shiver" in your wrist if that makes sense. This shiver is due to your muscles not having enough control over the movement (similar to trying to do a core exercise at the gym and not being strong enough at first). This may be surprisingly low and feel unnatural at first but fear not. Once you have that sensitivity (will probably be lower than expected as previously mentioned) you need to train yourself to use your arm a lot to move and fight off the natural habit of the body to use your wrist for everything. Will feel like aids at first but you will get used to it and aiming will become significantly easier. Bear in mind that I do not know how foolproof this method is but it has worked wonders for me (shooting up to 35% accuracy with the automatico on bf1 now if that means anything to you). Give it a shot and see how it goes! Good luck!