I played on 4800 DPI / 12. Tried 4800 / 4 and its pretty smooth but gonna need to get used to it. 800/4 is ridiculously slow

You would need to go 14400 / 4 to get the same DPI

This post was edited by FroggyG on Sep 2 2016 04:23pm

So you play Winston I take it. Not like you can really play much else in a FPS with that kind of sens

His must work a different way because 4800 is basically unplayable.

There's also the windows mouse sensitivity which I have set to half. Having it full makes it way too sensitive. I suppose I should put it full then lower DPI.

This post was edited by Extz on Sep 2 2016 04:45pm

I'm pretty sure your DPI just works weird

I'm using the Corsair M60 mouse.

OMG, why is this so difficult for some people lol.

windows sens is irrelevant and doesn't need changed this game has raw input so it doesn't use windows sensitivity.

my mouse i had 400 dpi / 6 in game sensitivity

to prevent the pixel skipping i changed my settings to

800 mouse dpi / 3 in game sensitivity

this makes doing a 360 in game the exact same traveled distance for the mouse that it was on my old settings, but stops the pixel skipping.

If you play on a 1080 monitor you need 4 or less in game sensitivity.


as an example, dpi/ingame sensitivity are directly related all these are the same distance traveled for the mouse to achieve the same amount of movement in game (1600dpi/12 sens 800dpi/24 sens 400 dpi/48 sens)

This post was edited by Jekel on Sep 3 2016 06:26am

i've changed mine up a wee bit

Adjusting sensitivity in Windows jacks up the sensitivity in game for me. I play on 4800/12 and 4800/4. It is difficult to understand if it doesn't apply.