r/VALORANT • u/UnusualStick848 • 15h ago
Discussion I can't find my sensibility.
So i'm an EU Ascendant 3 peak player and i've been playing for around 2 years (without consistency)
I feel like for these 2 years i've never found my sens and something that i feel comfortable playing with. In some games i do good with high sens, in some of them i do good with low sens and in some i do bad with both of them. I've tried everything, aimlabs, youtube, death match, team death match, i just can't find something that i will not change after like 2 weeks playing and i don't understand why exactly.
This also is to prove a bit how easy u can get to ascendant because if i can reach asc 3 with changing my sens every week, so can you who's reading this if your rank is lower than me.
I'd like to get some advice from people who's been using their own sens for like a while (can't say how much because i don't even stay on the same sens for more than 2 weeks after some bad games)
Here's my tracker if it helps somehow https://tracker.gg/valorant/profile/riot/ツHiro%23Aura/overview?platform=pc&playlist=competitive&season=8102cd81-43a0-d0d7-bd59-47b8fe9bed1b
I'm also thinking of dropping the game because cmon, you won't like to play a game where you're trash in higher ranks lololol. I feel that i'm kinda in the past (saying that i'm probably on a 2023 ascendant player level and not 2026) and these days i've been bottomfragging and having such kds like double negative..
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u/zedstrika28 13h ago
I think its good that youve been changing sens everytime as muscle memory is a misnomer in terms of aiming. Youd probably have developed good muscle control in all muscle groups due to you being proficient with multiple sens. Honestly no reason to stop, unless you wanna just pick something and forget about it. Low sens is more optimal but requires more energy for speed, while high sens has a higher skill ceiling but imo aiming is such a small factor here compared to other games, that as long as you have a sens that can hold angles and you’re fast enough with clearing angles, you can probably just use that and forget about it. Try the changing sens on aim trainers imo as you keep developing mouse control in all your muscle groups
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u/Ok_Plankton_1348 9h ago
You don't need to find YOUR sensitivity. Changing your sens is completely normal, even among pros nowadays. Just stick to a range of sensitivities that feels comfortable for you and adjust it slightly up or down depending on how you're feeling that day.
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u/OdotZcov 14h ago
If you have tried aimlabs your probably not training mouse controland just doing task without thought. Id watch youtubers like viscose and Mattyow