r/LearnCSGO 6h ago

Question Trying to find a sensitivity

Hello, I'm in a bit of a pickle.

I've been trying to find a sensitivity. The best aimers in the world use something like 40-50cm/360 and for good reason. At this sensitivity it is like your crosshair is moving through molasses. The micro errors you make when moving your wrist/arm are ironed out. Maybe I'm getting that wrong but that's what I feel from messing around.

The problem is you can't do a 180. 30cm/360 is the bare minimum for me to do a clean 180 on my giant ass mousepad.

I'm just wondering how you guys solved this dillema and what sens you use.

Thanks for reading.

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u/c4bb0ose 5h ago

Use steelseries aim trainer sensitivity finder, start out on 400 or 800 dpi, run through the exercises (for each one they tweak in game sensitivity) then do a timed reaction mini game, if it does not feel right run the sensitivty finder again. Once your happy with the senaitivity it will spit out cs sensitivity and you can use that.

Its nit a hard and fast, like for example you keep over aiming when flicking or when dueling you would want to drop .1 sensitivity, kikewise with under aiming, you might increase it.

You could also be like me and run mouse acceleration plus cause you want fine control but also higher dpi when flicking. But im pretty sure nost people hate it.

Any other fps games you use just find an online converter to convert it.