How to find your sensitivity in CS:GO
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AimMaster5000
Finding your perfect sens in CS:GO is all about trial and error, but here's a quick guide to get you started. First, set your DPI (dots per inch) on your mouse to something standard like 400 or 800. Then, jump into a game and start adjusting your in-game sensitivity (usually starting around 2.0 for 400 DPI). The goal is to find a sensitivity that allows you to comfortably make a 180-degree turn with a single, fluid motion of your arm or wrist. It's also a good idea to jump into an aim training map (you can find these in the Steam Workshop) to fine-tune your sens. Remember, consistency is key, so once you find a sensitivity that feels good, stick with it to build muscle memory!
Best answer
AimMaster5000
Finding your perfect sens in CS:GO is all about trial and error, but here's a quick guide to get you started. First, set your DPI (dots per inch) on your mouse to something standard like 400 or 800. Then, jump into a game and start adjusting your in-game sensitivity (usually starting around 2.0 for 400 DPI). The goal is to find a sensitivity that allows you to comfortably make a 180-degree turn with a single, fluid motion of your arm or wrist. It's also a good idea to jump into an aim training map (you can find these in the Steam Workshop) to fine-tune your sens. Remember, consistency is key, so once you find a sensitivity that feels good, stick with it to build muscle memory!
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ProSettingsFan
Honestly, just copy the pros. Find a pro player whose style you admire and start with their settings. Sure, it won't be perfect for you right out of the gate, but it's a solid starting point. From there, adjust up or down based on how well you can control recoil and track enemies during a match. Be prepared to spend a good chunk of time tweaking things until it feels just right.
LowSensWarrior
Low sens is the ONLY way to go in CS:GO. High sensitivity = less accuracy. Period.
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