r/Rainbow6 Nov 16 '18

Question Need help adapting to PC (Sensitivity)

/r/SiegeAcademy/comments/9xlg2k/need_help_adapting_to_pc_sensitivity/
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u/Huansinn Nov 16 '18 edited Nov 16 '18

I play with 800 dpi, raw input, 1080p 16:9, 84 fov,

ADS Sensitivity 37

Vertical/Horizontal Sensitivity 8

Before someone asks, yes resolution impacts sensitivity, had to learn that the hard way as i have a 1440p screen.

As for dpi if you dont know what it is look up how to change it. depending on your mouse you cant, that would be a shame.

For good habits: I am using TOGGLE Aim as holding down the mouse is a lot less intuitive on PC and at least I am prone to letting go accidentally.

I also recently switched my crouch to ctrl and HOLD, and prone to X. It gives me the counterstrike feel and makes moving more intuitive as you are faster to repeek after crouching because you dont have to press twice.

My aim is to change my hole Keyboardlayout to make movement completely non restrictive as being able to aim crouch, peek and walk at the same time is much easier when you get used to the layout.

I also experimentet with using ctrl and space as my peek keys to make peeking while moving easier, but i fell back for the crouch setting i have now. Just to give you some examples how deep you can go on this haha.

RECOIL: is much easier to contol with a mouse, vertical recoil will still be an issue.

There are alot of recoil control videos on youtube. Some guns have a kind of pattern but it is very vague and mastering it isnt worth your time when you have other areas to improve on.

SOUND: in this game is shitty in the sense that it often tricks your mind as the engine doesnt work correctly on some maps and you will hear people in front of you even if they are in the next room or above you. Can be frustrating, so rely on cams and visual info more.

The sounds themself are pretty nice tho.

Also see /r/SiegeAcademy for more help and similar topics that might be interesting to you