How to find your perfect mouse sensitivity for CS:GO
Best answer
AimMaster5000
The best way to find your perfect CS:GO mouse sensitivity is the old trial and error method. Start with a sensitivity that feels somewhat comfortable, then adjust it incrementally while playing deathmatches or aim maps. It's all about finding that sweet spot where you can snap to targets quickly without overshooting. And remember, your mouse DPI settings play a huge role too, so make sure those are dialed in as well!
Best answer
AimMaster5000
The best way to find your perfect CS:GO mouse sensitivity is the old trial and error method. Start with a sensitivity that feels somewhat comfortable, then adjust it incrementally while playing deathmatches or aim maps. It's all about finding that sweet spot where you can snap to targets quickly without overshooting. And remember, your mouse DPI settings play a huge role too, so make sure those are dialed in as well!
All answers
ClickClackBoom
Honestly, it's all personal preference. There's no one-size-fits-all answer here. Some pro players swear by ultra-low sensitivity with massive mousepads, while others go a bit higher to snap around faster. The key is to experiment and see what works best for you. Also, don't change it too often; give yourself time to adjust to a sensitivity before deciding it's not for you.
proPlayerFan
Just copy the pros and adjust from there. It's a decent starting point if you really have no clue. But don't expect magic to happen just because you're copying s1mple's sensitivity. Aim comes down to practice and muscle memory.
360NoScope
Max sensitivity and spin to win, obviously. Jokes aside, there's no shortcut. Just put in the hours, tweak your settings, and you'll find what works for you.
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