how to find the BEST SENSITIVITY FOR YOU in CS2
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0:00 Intro
0:45 Bad Sens Doesn't Exist
1:12 Don't Copy Pros
2:07 What's Comfortable
4:30 Most Important Tip
5:45 EDPI - Ігри
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"No such thing as a bad sensitivity", my buddy used to run for YEARS 6.9 as a joke, and one day playing I asked him his sens, he ended up changing it to 2 and no longer bottom fragged every match.
Hope your buddy surpassed silver
If you watch the video he explains "no such thing as a bad sens, within reason."
But like, 2 isn’t funny…
@@andersonpreischardt he did not, maybe during CS2’s lifespan he will.
I initially started with a rather high eDPI and now ended up lowering it to 640 eDPI (.4 ingame x 1600 DPI) and this is where my sweetspot is. Now at around 3k hours in CS in the past 2.5 years of which i've been playing the past 1k hours with that sense. Been able to get my Leetify Aim Rating to 92 - 95 consitently and I think this proves what you've said 100% right. Good video
Used to play 568 edpi but now i play on 960 because i switched from claw to fingertip grip. My aim was already very good but i learned to get better control over my mouse and not shake on a higher sensitivity and become faster and more precise for microadjustments. I now have full control over my aim instead of a low sensitivity limiting aim mistakes and shakiness for me.
thanks for making this video austin, really helped me. i was struggling a lot with my sense and aim and realized that instead of changing my sense all the time i should just stick to a sense and train with it
small note for everyone reading this comment: there is no such thing as a perfect sensitivity that will make you better, only good aim training and consistency
Started CS2 with 2k+ edpi and am now pretty happy with 800edpi. Took me multiple times over the course of the past few months to lower the sens and get used to it. I guess if you have greater psycho motor skills you can get away with a high sens but for me I need the accuracy lower sens provides.
I use to change my sens a lot. I’ve tried high and low, but one day I used 800 dpi at 1.25 sens and it just felt right day to day. Even when I was off the sens still felt right and have kept it ever since
Literally the default cs sens lol.
played on 500 DPI with 1.5 sense for the longest time until lowering to 1.3 a couple of months ago, felt a little too high. so from 750 to 650 eDPI
got a new mouse last week and now 1.3 feels too high sometimes, but im thinking of sticking to it
920 edpi. started with it in 2015 and havent changed it. dropped cs for 5 years and came back a few months ago. couldnt remember my sens setting and within 2 games i remembered it just by what felt right lmao
I've got like 3k+ hours in cs but after quitting for valorant and coming back just before cs2 ive been stuck in the noob trap which never happened to me in valorant ive been going between 600eDPI and 800eDPI like every other week cos my micro adjustments are so bad on 800eDPI but im just gonna commit to it now and just get good, also good vid :P
I was in the same position as you coming back to cs2. I used to play 400dpi and 2.3 sens but came back and it feels too fast so I have been changing sens constantly from high to low. Finally found a good medium at 400dpi and 1.86 which was actually given to me by oblivity and has been going great.
I've been rocking edpi740, which for me is 400dpi and 1.85 in game sens. thinking about slowly lowering it like .02 a week because I keep over flicking a lot and have tracking issues sometimes
Best advice ever is exactly to never change it. I fell in this trap so many times even tho I play CS for 20 years. I switched from 400 x 2.0 to 800 x 1.0 (which is effectively the same), 3 years ago and I am trying to stick with it even tho videos like that just make you think : "What if I find my perfect sens now?" . But I stopped with this.
Many studies show people improve faster by changing their sensitivity; both by a small amount without knowledge, and a large amount with knowledge. This is because it isolates training the fingers and wrist on high sensitivities, and the arm on low sensitivities. Look at the best aimers in kovaaks, they change their sensitivity for every scenario.
Muscle memory has been proven a complete myth. You will also find players who have the best aim tend to do that, look at Twistzz who frequently changes sens. TenZ who changes it basically every half hour..
640 edpi. I played with a much higher edpi for a long time but i also had a smaller mouse pad. I went down with the dpi from time to time until i am here. In CSGO i had 800 edpi but lowered it because it didn't work for me in cs2 somehow. Changing the sens in not to bad in my opinion unless you do it all the time. Sometimes you need to change it to find out that you feel more comfortable with a different sense.
I have to say that it feels impossible sometimes to not change the settings since i feel like the mousepad feels little different almost every day then there is posture and grip if you have cold hands or something all these things can ruin your sens someday and the next day is fine but my main point is that i still dont understand why they removed mouse accel since i used it pretty much all of the CSGO and CS 1.6 and before people come telling me its useless and shit im telling you i aimed and played 3x better with it also the awping is way better with it, its been couple months now without it and im just way worse overall and constantly changing sens because i was so used to the mouse accell that i could pretty much get both the low sens and high sens all together depending on how fast i move the mouse so my question is that is there an alternative for it or what do you suggest i do sorry for the long comment ! and btw i used 1.67 / 400 dpi and mouseaccell 0.35 if i remember correctly and now my sens without is 1.87 or 1.9.
My dDPI is 2000 (2.5 in game x 800dpi) and have been using it since 2017 when i found that sense I improved the most with it so I haven't changed it. I've also had the same mouse since I changed my sense.
GOOD VIDEO GOOD HUMAN
I have hard time dodging flashes with my sens but i hit shots that i would never hit with higher sens... Should i change? 1600dpi IG sens 0.28 edpi 428
i was using a crazy high eDPI and only aiming with my wrist. Im now lowering it alot to 1500 eDPI and learning how to arm and wrist aim.
the same, i used to have 9237 of total edpi for my first 1k hours in counter strike
played with mouse acceleration for 2+ years and now its just gone lmao the hunt for a good sens has been rough
Sometimes it is over flick, but when I turn to another bots it maybe less. So at this case, how can I improve it?
Aight thanks man
I use 1.25 sens 800 dpi (1000 edpi) have used it for over a year (about how long ive played cs for) i have always preferred higher sens in the past. Qhen i first started cs i played on a super high sense but eventually lowered it to what it is now
Yooo same :)
deathdefect:
2.51 @ 800 dpi (2008 eDPI)
personally my favorite edpi has been 1280 i use 1600 dpi and .8 sens in game i used to have a 1600 edpi but it made me overflick a little here and there so i had to change it to sometighing low only porblem is my wrist kinda hurts when i play cus i only use the wrist while playing but ive gotten used to it
I used 800 eDPI for quite a while, but when I got a bigger mousepad and a lighter mouse, that didn't feel right anymore. So I changed it to 600 eDPI and have been using that ever since.
I use to think my empire was super super low, turns out it's not bad, I'm 625 edpi...500dpi and 1.25 sens
1600 edpi I've been wanting to go lower but maybe I will take it slowly
i try this i am lvl7 faceit and it works i play before 1.25 and i put it 0.6 and i go crazy with this sens thanks a lot
2:02 that’s exactly how i got my sens…. i wanted to be like niko so i copied his sens but then i changed it to 700 edpi to be more comfortable
I have no idea how to choose the sense that suits me. I started from 1.82 to 2.34 (400 dpi) and there is something wrong with each of them, low senses are great for playing with rifles, but high senses are much better for AWP
How do i change my sensitivity in the map using the commands
My eDPI sits 1008 which is 1.26 x 800DPI i used that sense for years now, sometimes i have mistakes small mistakes eith it but it is due to me running 125hz, so i can flick way snappier and all that
960edpi good? just cant find my sens, dont kn ow to 4:3 or 1080p
Me eDPI now is 880, 1600 DPI sens: 0.55. I copied from some pro players and been using for a year. Used to play with 800 eDPI which was better for AWPing, but since CS2 came out, I simply cannot flick anymore.
I dont know what my dpi is, what I have done for all my life is set my sensitivity so that just my wrist flick comfortably to one side or the other does about 210 degrees in all shooter games.
Tbf played on s1mple sensitivity (got lvl 2.3k on it) for few years now but after that long its time to find my own
I always play 400 dpi on 1.7 in game. Slow af but im old now 😅 as long as i can turn 210° on each side of my mouse pad from center im fine. I also have a huge mouse pad like 40 inches long with a 60% keyboard because with a full sized keyboard i would smash my mouse into it 😂 i also game ultra wide 21:9 29" monitor and PC turned to the right like you mentioned but that's more of an OCD thing.
I would say proof of what Austin says first is comparing Scream and NiKo, each in their prime are probably some of the best aimers we've seen in CS but they are on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of sensitivity.
I would also partially disagree on the last tip, I think you should switch sensitivity once or twice a year if you like change, and only if you have a lot of hours in mastering mechanics though, so that you can build a more well rounded development of the muscles and tendons in your arm. Some aim coaches are making mention of this and saying switching sens isn't bad, but you have to be conscious about it and not just flip flop all the time as most players tend to do.
Arkadaşlar doğru hassasiyet diye bir şey yok.Herkesin hassasiyeti kendine özeldir.Bilek tutuşu kol tutuşu maus tutuşu gibi etkenler hassasiyeti etkiler.Koldan oynayanların hassasiyeti düşük olması iyi olur.Bilek oynayanlarin hassasiyeti yüksek olması iyi olur.Her ikisini kullanıyorsanız orta düzey yani 800 edpı yeterli olacaktır.
my EDPI is 840. perfect for quick flicks and smooth aim
I think WarOwl said it the best. You should change your sense until you can turn 180 degrees over the entire mousepad available to you. It ends up being perfect
but then how am I supposed to do my 360 no scopes?
Just lift your mouse bro @@randybobandy6020
Yeah basically.
Is there a difference between higher DPI + lower in game vs low DPI and higher in game? I play on 400 dpi x 1.65 and would consider switching to an equivalent eDPI but with higher DPI
Higher DPI gives lower input latency. Diminishing returns after 1600 tho
@@josko144yok öyle bir şey dostum.Dediğin şey bilimsel olsaydı bütün esporcular 3200 dpı modeline geçerdi.
Pittarh crosshairs?
Im playing with Lamzu Atlantis Mini
Sensitivity: 0.44
Zoom Sensitivity: 0.56
DPI: 1600
eDPI: 704
.43 @ 1600dpi good video!
1008 edpi 1600x0.63 I tried to go lower but I found it destroyed my ability to do anything.
2015-2021 I played 600 eDPI then from 2021-end of 2023 I played on 1200. I feel my level is similar on both although I’m a much better rifler on low sens and a much better awper on high sens
560eDPI, 3200 @ 0.175
My eDpi is pretty high - 1989 (650 dpi and 3,06 sens) i trust to my wrist xD but sometimes i think i should play with 550 or 600 Dpi. My biggest problem is with the crosshair. I'm oldschool so since CS 1.6 i've been playing with this standart static crosshair (size - 3, thickness - 0,4 and gap - -0,4) but after bad game i change it to a dot. The percentage of headshots rises but my spray control is getting worse.
Birşeyleri feda etmen gerekiyor maalesef
I agree that you should not change your sens, but crosshair? Even Niko changes all the time
Is there a difference between playing 800 dpi with 1 sens and 1600 dpi with 0.5 sens? Is one better than the other?
Some say with higher dpi your mouse is a bit more accurate but i think half of the pros use 400 dpi and other half 800 dpi, some plays even with 1.6k dpi so i dont think there is much difference. I’ve also heard that with lower dpi your aim is like more steady while it doesnt register all the smallest movements you do but not much difference either way
Higher DPI means more sensitivity to micro movements, like diagonal movement. Pros for some reason don't like the more sensitive diagonal movement and stick to lower DPI for more sensitivity to lateral/vertical movement. Not sure if this is relevant in real scenarios. Higher sens theoretically can be more accurate cuz lower dpi tends to skip pixels.
800dpi, .75 in game (600 edpi), 1.2 Zoom_sensitivity_ratio. I actually tried your sensitivity for a while (520 edpi?), and I liked it for headshots but I struggled with spray downs/recoil control, so I went back to .75.
Here's the thing... you could have 2000dpi and 0.26sens in-game OR you could have 1000dpi and 0.52sens in-game. And both will be the same but different. I believe that the latter would be better for spraying. Try it and find out if you wish.
@@mediumplayer1 That's not true. Yes, you can have 2000dpi at .26 or 1000 at .52 or 800 at .65 or 400 at 1.3. They're all the same sensitivity. The difference is the higher DPI will result in less pixel skipping. So hypothetically 2000 dpi at .26 should be 'better' than 1000 at .52, but either way it shouldn't effect your spray.
@@AEtherimp while what you say is true, I also tend to partly disagree. You see, the more dpi we get, the more precisely the mouse registers movement, which means that any unwanted movement gets registered too. So, by becoming more precise, you become less accurate. Playing with dpi and sensitivity values is a game of finding that spot where the hardware does exactly what you want it to do and only what you want it to do.
@@AEtherimpJust try it yourself and you'll see that it feels like day and night 😂
@@dovydas4036 try what?
I’ve been using 400 1.36
1000 edpi (400dpi sens 2.5)
Many studies show people improve faster by changing their sensitivity; both by a small amount without knowledge, and a large amount with knowledge. This is because it isolates training the fingers and wrist on high sensitivities, and the arm on low sensitivities. Look at the best aimers in kovaaks, they change their sensitivity for every scenario.
344 edpi here (800x0.43)
Spot on video. A lot of my noobier friends on steam constantly fiddle with their settings and struggle to get comfortable playing the game. I always found it hard to explain why it's bad to do that and you seem to explain it far better than I ever could. Thanks
20k dpi with 0.12% sensitivity and i rock with it
Mines been 1200 for all of 2023 1.50 sensitivity 800 dpi could be considered fast for most but it works for me love the content Austin keep it up
2400 dpi, 1.25 in game. wont ever change
I used to be ~1000edpi but recently I got a new mousepad that was a bit faster so I've been playing with my sens again. Settled for 800edpi now
Currently play 0.7@800 and also 0.8@800 (faceit 10 so dw about muscle memory) - I find 0.7 better for one taps and 0.8 so much better for sprays - now what 🎉 0.75?! 😂
I play 400 dpi with cs sens of 2.0
944 edpi
400 dpi 2.1 sens best
360 edpi (800x.45) the only time i've ever changed it was from 450 dpi x .38 cause my arm would hurt so bad after long sessions.
1600 @ 0.6 = 960 edpi
edpi 936 .... 2.34 400dpi
800 dpi 2.0 in game :)
400 2.9 ig for life
that's what I use...
@@matthewhaverly3108 w sensitivity, s1mple used the same in 2021 but he plays 400, 3.09 ig now
400dpi by 2.0 sense
this game feels like it has mouse accel
Let me give you all some perspective on how genuienly different this is from person to person. I've always loved fps games, played csgo for like 4-5 years played valorant for the last 2. For the last year or so i have been trying 800 dpi and higher senses basically permanently. Neither of which i am generally comfortable with, to see if i can get good at it and feel comfortable with it, because for the longest time i thoughht high sens looks cool. I just switched back to my old dpi and a much MUCH lower sens, and on day one i finally felt comfortable in aiming again. I have not this entire year. I have tried so many different sensitivites. For some people crazy high is the shit, for some people crazy low, for some people its the middle ground for some people its something else. The main thing i really want you all to be careful of is the fact that pc gaming is tiring for everyone. And if you use a crazy high sens out of nowhere you can cause harm to your hand, as you will be repetitively be stressing new muscles in your hand. I have a chronic illness, and i can tell that if i play with a very high sens, for a while my hand can genuienly start hurting JUST because of that. And that is only on high sens aswell. Take care of yourself everyone.
my eDPI is about 880
Native (1080p) res
Considering lowering it a tiny bit atm
Any 800 dpi 1.25 sens (1000 edpi) enjoyers?!
here i am bro. i played 1.5 for a while but now i use 1.25
@@ronald0122 oh yea I use 1.35 now :D
This is terrible advice imo.
Aimbots and deathmatch do a really poor job of replicating in game aim.
Taking this approach lead me to playing on a really high sense cause I was sick of getting shot in the side of the head in deathmatch, but now as I play a lot more I realise in a real game this wont happen because I am clearing angles and people cannot spawn behind me.
Beginners can probably get away with following this advice but you should definitely be finding a sens that fits your real in game play style
FIRST???
no way
You should talk about DPI and Inputlag ❤The more DPI you have - the less inputlag is
This isn't true at all lmao, where did you even get this idea?
@@BoofPack69 Before write some stupid answer, go to check some recent info about it 😄
If you mean the polling rate of your mouse, then yes. But DPI has nothing to do with input latency whatsoever, unless you count the fact that having a really low DPI and high sense in game causes pixel skipping, but that's not latency, just missed pixels that are hopped over.@@Boatengn1prince
Input lag is affected by many things like cpu, gpu, monitor, and for mouse it's more on pollng rate. DPI just makes it more sensitive to micro movements, like diagonal movement. Many pros however don't like this diagonal movement.
Smh nooobs. I just change my whole pc