Sensitivities

[main coral]

Greetings.
I practice mechanics every day for about 90 minutes and then a few hours of playing the main game. However, sometimes i have to work a lot at the computer and that means using a different sensitivity.
Doesn't that negatively affect my aim? And if so, is there any way to offset the side effects?

[sudden latch]

for some reason pros tend to use 6 for windows sens regardless of DPI. In some games there's clusters of people doing 7 or some other variation, too. You could do something to get it closer to what the cursor sens is in your game or something if that makes you less concerned

but regardless you shouldn't be thinking of windows edpi unless you are deliberately trying to get used to arm movements or extreme high sens

You could list your DPIs for better input.

and all pros have windows acceleration curve off, of course (enhanced pointer precision)
that shit might throw your aim off for sure

I'm doing 6 at 1600 DPI just because pros of certain games universally use 6

[main coral]

Thank you for your advice 🙂

My DPI is 800

In-game sens is about 35cm (Overwatch 5)

Windows sens is 3.5 | 5 (mouse properties | win 11 settings). I use MouseFix app to disable acceleration in the registry. Don't know how useful this is.

[zealous oar]

Most people run 6/11 on windows because that is 1:1

AFAIK anything higher than 6 introduces interpolation from windows, which isn't something you want. People don't change it for a reason

[sudden latch]

6/11? I know the six is the windows sens slider, but where do I put this 11?

[uncut estuary]

You don't put it anywhere it's just the total amount of slider thingies

And no using a different windows sensitivity does not negatively impact your aim