![]() I somehow managed to make it to supreme with my old sensitivity, so it's just about finding what is comfortable for you. All these results are fine in my opinion. In some tests, there were outlier-scores where I got an insane score right after bombing the same test with the same sensitivity, for example getting 69.472 and 93.204 in tracking with 0.37 back to back. You could even take averages of your advanced feedback, to see averages of TTK, Error size, and precision, and factor these into your decision. I do have to mention though, that taking more tests would give a more accurate average, but I don't have the time for that xD. Then I added the results together and took the average of both the rounds, to see what sens technically worked best.Īnd as you can see, Shroud and Tenz might actually be on to something. So then I ran the test again, but this time playing two rounds of spidershot at one sensitivity, then two rounds of that on the next, and lastly two rounds on the third, and afterward the next task is in the same order. Corresponding to my sensitivity, Tenz and Shrouds sensitivity, and Aceu's apex legends sensitivity, since that was the game I was planning to play.Īfter doing this once, I realized that my score might actually just be getting better because I was warming up and learning the exercise, and not because I was using a higher/better sensitivity. I did this by running through the playlist at each sensitivity, 0.37, 0.44, and 0.56. So I started testing I downloaded Aimlabs and ran through a playlist of four training tasks to measure the performance of each sensitivity. Could I somehow measure and assess my performance with each sens? However, I didn't JUST want to narrow it down by feel again or to convert my exact sensitivity - I wanted to see what made me play the best! Since I quite quickly can adapt to a sensitivity and perform alright. I once again found it was around 0.37 which my CS:GO sensitivity also roughly converts to (0,364). When I began playing valorant around late October, I quickly ran through the 360 degrees method, while taking into account Tenz's guide on how to find a good sens. Not great IMO (not trying to diss anyone), but with only 14 hours and 24 ranked games, I think it's okay.īUT! I've just begun playing apex legends again, and when I tried to convert my sensitivity, I figured that I should check if that 4 y/o sensitivity still was the best (1.159 800dpi in csgo). ![]() In valorant, I got placed at gold 1 in act 3 without knowing what any of the agents did. I've amassed a mere 1700 hours, so when playing games, I try to play my best, even though I call myself a "casual" I do tryhard and sweat the shit out of my games. However, I ONCE DID! - I played CS:GO until valve fucked that game.īy this I mean circa right around the rank redistribution of 2017, where I fell from high LEM/low supreme to LE, whereafter I only played casually. I don't actively play any shooter to pursue the highest rank since I'm unfortunately busy with University. I do believe that you can achieve great results in aim and rank, regardless of if your sensitivity conforms to the "norm" - as long as it's something you feel comfortable with. I'll preface the post by saying that, I don't know any better than anyone. ![]()
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