How to Get Used to Low Sensitivity in CS:GO
Best answer
QuickScopeKing
Honestly, just dive into the deep end. Drop your sensitivity lower than you think you need, and force yourself to adapt. It'll be rough for the first few days, but you'll get the hang of it faster than if you inch your way down. Plus, playing at a lower sensitivity can really improve your aiming precision in the long run.
Best answer
QuickScopeKing
Honestly, just dive into the deep end. Drop your sensitivity lower than you think you need, and force yourself to adapt. It'll be rough for the first few days, but you'll get the hang of it faster than if you inch your way down. Plus, playing at a lower sensitivity can really improve your aiming precision in the long run.
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FPSGuru27
First things first, adjusting to a lower sensitivity in CS:GO takes time, so be patient with yourself. A good starting point is to lower your sensitivity gradually instead of making a drastic change all at once. This way, your muscle memory can adapt more smoothly. Also, make sure you have enough desk space for your mouse movements, since you'll be moving your arm more than just your wrist. Practice makes perfect, so spend some time in aim training maps available in the Steam workshop. These maps are great for getting accustomed to your new sensitivity settings.
AimLabAdvocate
Don’t forget to adjust your DPI settings on your mouse along with the in-game sensitivity for a finer control. Finding the right balance between your DPI and in-game sensitivity can make the adjustment period smoother and improve your overall aim and precision. Everyone’s got their sweet spot, so it might take some tinkering.
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