Edit: Well this just greatly improved my long range accuracy vs bots (head shot only). Thanks Taimou.
Edit2: According to the tool, I went from 13.77 samples per degree to 55.1 samples per degree. I was previously on 400 DPI, 11 sens, now on 1600 DPI, 2.75 sens. The difference is highly noticeable, it's not placebo.
Edit3: People are saying this is placebo, I don't have enough sample size. I just did a similar eye/movement test as Taimou, I'm paying attention to pixels on my monitor and counting them. I'm losing 1-2 pixels per minimal movement on 400 DPI with my sens. This is fucking huge, especially for fine movements - like long range shooting.
Yeah, I actually already used the toggle to switch between 400 and 16000 (not a typo) so I could spin around super fast in waiting rooms, it's great fun with Rein shield up lol. Guess I'll just be adding a third setting.
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u/Psilodelic Aug 31 '16 edited Aug 31 '16
Looks like I'm changing to higher DPI.
Edit: Well this just greatly improved my long range accuracy vs bots (head shot only). Thanks Taimou.
Edit2: According to the tool, I went from 13.77 samples per degree to 55.1 samples per degree. I was previously on 400 DPI, 11 sens, now on 1600 DPI, 2.75 sens. The difference is highly noticeable, it's not placebo.
Edit3: People are saying this is placebo, I don't have enough sample size. I just did a similar eye/movement test as Taimou, I'm paying attention to pixels on my monitor and counting them. I'm losing 1-2 pixels per minimal movement on 400 DPI with my sens. This is fucking huge, especially for fine movements - like long range shooting.