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Oh thank you. You're the best. My aim improved 10 times more since I discovered your tool, than in the 10 year past. But since small errors can mess up muscle memory, I try to make sure I understand every setting I tweak. I must say I'm very impressed by your level of support and responsiveness, and happy to be a paid member. Keep up the great work and thanks for the explanation

The true FOV is the value in the config file multiplied by 70. The in-game value is intended to show you the actual FOV, but they messed up the conversion somehow. So it is in effect also a multiplier, but it's a bit more complicated than the config file one as it is 0.0875*(11*FOV+30).

It gives you the impression that it is a real value, but it's actually only correct at 70. At 110 it is actually 108.5, and it scales linearly between the two values. See this post for detailed info: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/forums/topic/5433-apex-legends-fov-multiplier-conversion-is-wrong/?do=findComment&comment=23331&_rid=2

neither csgo nor val have 1:1 360 distance csgo val each at 1.0 ads having the same distance / 360 when scoped in would be this and using it isnt beneficial at all you will quickly notice that this wont benefit your aim since high zoom will always feel too fast https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=44f4fd901f05d7344e26421e273eab56 this would be an example for what you could do when converting val to warzone suggest these 2 for the best results

Added the sniper now.

Whenever I try to edit this file for decimal sensitivity and FOV, my game crashes upon an attempt to start it. Does anyone else have this issue? Edit: I tried to just change the max values, instead of both the values and max values, and my problem went away. Thanks!

i would like to second Vampyr, however i should note(not sure if it is just my system or the game its self) i'm having a weird, intermittent, positive mouse acceleration. and it is also of note that the in-game sensitivity goes from 0-10 in increments of 1, and even 0 seems extremely high.