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[timber iris]

whats best mouse sensitivity for 800dpi and based on body tracking as melee class?

[west hull]

there's no one optimal sensitivity

[timber iris]

is default even good for body tracking

[tired vigil]

@timber iris has leveled up! (1 ➜ 2)

[west hull]

i mean as long as tf2's sensitivity is set under 10 (which i think above 10 can cause issues?) then input-wise it should be okay (ideally you would be primarily using your dpi to control how fast your movements are, having a combination of a high dpi and low in-game sensitivity)

wanting to try to avoid pixel skipping which increases as the in-game sensitivity is increased

outside of that, the effective sensitivity is up to your preference pretty much

[timber iris]

u too good bro

[terse root]

Is 800< legitimately better? I feel like almost all of the comp players I know just use 800

[west hull]

i mean as long as the dpi is set in a way where your sensitivity isn't set too high it should be fine

if you are to adjust your sensitivity to be the same, then technically the higher dpi you have (up until the point when it starts extrapolating) the more accurate the input is

[terse root]

Alright, I might look into it then. Id guess the actual advantage is pretty negligible

[west hull]

yeah it's negligable

iirc i think higher dpi does actually have lower input latency, but beyond a certain point it's negligable

[terse root]

I think I'll just double my dpi, halve my in-game sens and call it a day. Might as well ig

[molten finch]

Pretty sure the only reason for this is you have to move your mouse less far for it to register a count

so it will register a count sooner after you've initiated your movement

seems like a really miniscule difference

[west hull]

if you're comparing 800 to above then yeah it's miniscule

if you have lower than 800 dpi then it's larger