Makes a huge difference for your aiming

This post was edited by Jaina on Sep 1 2016 10:37am

I personally tried it and when I put my sensitivity to 2.50 it barely moves at all, which is unplayable.

I changed the ''DPI'' value to 1600 as he says in the video in the regedit and it made no difference at all.

You have to keep a certain DPI to Sens ratio (like halving the sens and double the DPI)

If you had 800 DPI and 8 sens and you want to get 4 sens to not skip on 1080p, you would need to double your DPI to 1600 because you halved your sens to 4.

If you had 400 and 8 sens you would need 800 to match 4 sens.

However much % you decrease your sens you have to increase your DPI by the same %.

This post was edited by FroggyG on Sep 1 2016 11:58am

it shouldnt feel any different at all in game if you did it correctly.

Can only change mouse sensitivity from low to Fast

Unless you mean the left starts from 1 to 11

This post was edited by Jaina on Sep 1 2016 03:27pm

In game sens is a bar that goes from 1 to 100
DPI is normally customized through mouse software.
There are windows settings as well but those don't effect Overwatch anyway

This post was edited by FroggyG on Sep 1 2016 03:33pm

even when I put 1600 DPI and like 10 sens, it was slow as fuck and unplayable.

Maybe I need specific mouse for it to work ? I'm just using a regular shit mouse

What were your original settings