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DaddyJuanito

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  1. @DPI Wizard Ok that clears things up. Your explaination is very thorough and it makes alot of sense. I assume I should set the Scope - Monitor Distance to Vertical then do 0%? That is the setting that gives me 37.89 at least for widowmaker, while the other settings change the numbers around a tiny bit. Here are the full settings I am using, but im pretty sure your response was right on: https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=005db64a4b98cd98843397fe53199773 And I also agree that matching the scoped sense between games doesnt make much sense. It felt good in the training range, but in gameplay it all felt off. This is to be expected, as the guns in each games have very different FOVs. And yes, my goal is to keep my aim the same to what I can see on screen.
  2. For the past few betas in the game, I was playing around with Strinova's scoped sensitivities, and the one that this website generates are not 1:1. For instance, in Overwatch, if you set windowmakers scoped sense to 37.89, aiming down sights feels the same as hipfire. The website correctly generates this, but for some reason it does not correctly do it for Strinova. I think the issue is strinova goes from third person to first person when aiming down sites, and I can't get it to convert perfectly. Through my own testing, the following values feel the closest to 1:1 .88 for light machine gun .86 for markman rifle .82 for bolt action I made this, but I am not really satisfied with how it feels, which makes sense since the guns I am converting from do not have the same ads fov as the ones in Overwatch: Any one know of any better ways to get to the bottom of this?
  3. He is talking about making your sensitivity when you are aiming down sites the same as your hip-fire sensitivity. When you are scoping in, your FOV changes, which causes your sensitivity to be off. In order to make it the same, you need to change the aim sensitivity while zoomed. This YouTube, and many others, recommend changing the setting so your aim is 1:1, aka the same when you are scoped and un-scoped. Different hero's scopes have different zooms, so there are two values you need to change: Relative Aim Sensitivity While Zoomed 51.47% (Ashe) Relative Aim Sensitivity While Zoomed 37.89% (Widowmaker/Ana) Remember, you need to select a specific character in order for this setting to appear in the control settings.
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