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i prefer 45cm/360 for a lot of games, and usually on my and my ADS/Scopes but the website refuses to make the 3x level 45cm/360 unless i were to use the same options but in the "all" category. (and then in which case it states that it's made all of the zoom levels that aren't above a "2" sensitivity value, accurate and exactly 45cm/360 which by now i'm pretty damn sure is wrong. can someone explain this problem i've been having for ages? Would be greatly appreciated as the bf1 config on this website has been a bother for ages for me, thanks!) (Link to my config here if ykwim) https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=6a63be1a7bc0047966a03bbdd8c56b6e -
why isn't it accurate? why does it change? (if i switch from 360 scope to horizontal Scope it's the same issue but like less accurate imo) if i go to the individual 2x option it changes and in some options it's no longer 45cm/360 and its green as if to say it's being accurate. why? do bf1 calculations need a re-work/Lookover?
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So there is this Steam game called McOsu which is a Osu! training standalone game. It has a "FPS" mod and it feels great to play at (with the converted Osu! sens), but it's still a 2d game I believe. Since you recently added up support to "Shoot the beat" I want to know how much a "FPS" is this MCOsu mod, since you can't change the FOV (below I linked a video of a guy playing the game with a CSGO skin). Also I want to know, in your opinion, which game would be the best FPS warmup starter for you. I really like the MCOsu mod because it supports skins from the original Osu!, while Shoot the Beat (being in early development) feels really messy with fast songs in their default skin. So, what do you guys think about this? Is this mod an "FPS" to start with? Thank you. PS: English is not my first language, so sorry if I messed up somewhere!
