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the method I mentioned makes it feel the same, just have all your hipfire sensitivities the same in every game and very similar fov. And in battlefield turn uniform soldier aiming on, bring the coefficient down to 0% and all zoom lvls to 100% EDIT: Make sure your hipfire sensitivities are same, doesnt have to be 100% same but very similar. Same with fov. If you dont think this works... I cant help you otherwise. Give it a try and see how it feels.

1.895967 thats ur csgo sens and this is ur overwatch sens 6.32 these sens are super slow, it'll work for csgo but prolly not for overwatch switching ads to hipfire always makes hipfire super slow so you might not like this, I just make all my hipfire sens the same and then make ads equal to my hipfire via monitor distance I've maintained perfect muscle memory this way give it a try tho, it might work for you but what you're talking about isnt really muscle memory, ads and zoom levels make sensitivities feel really even tho they might be same

just have go into mouse sens calc, put in your dpi, sens and fov and select 1x zoom, after that copy the 360 distance from the 1x zoom, and switch the game to csgo and where it says "sensitivity" switch it to "distance" and paste that 360 distance and it'll give you your csgo numbers, if you dont understand just give me you dpi sens and fov and I'll do it for you

use uniform soldier aiming on, bring coefficient down to 0% and put everything at 100% and there you go EDIT: if you try to make ads same cm/360 as overwatch/csgo hipfire it will feel alot faster because ads in battlefield has about 1.5-2x zoom lvls so that wont work or feel well and it will mess up your muscle memory, to maintain muscle memory just use uniform soldier aiming, bring the coefficient down to 0% and set every zoom lvl to 100% Explanation: To maintain muscle memory with different zoom lvls I figured out best thing to do (for me personally) is "cm/360 x Zoom lvl", so if u use a 3x scope and lets say 10cm for hipfire 360. you should have 30cm/360 with the 3x scope and so on for every other scope. To get this effect in battlefield you just need to use uniform aiming with coefficient at 0% and everything at 100% and the game calculates everything for you, and you dont have to do anything else manually

Hi everyone, I was just wondering if anyone has found out about Dirty Bomb's default Y axis sensitivity, I doesn't feel like its 1:1, but I cant figure out what it is, and dont know how to figure it out, if anyone knows the answer or an accurate way for me to find out I would really appreciate the help! I would like to get my Y sens to 70-75% of the X sens. Hence the reason Im asking for all this stuff. EDIT: Might've thought of a way to figure this out, get into a local server, take a sniper rifle. Shoot bullets into all four "corners" of the scope, and measure the distance traveled on the mouse pad for the same vertical and horizontal distance ingame. Will also try in pubg where its already confirmed the Y sens is 70% to have something to base this method on.