This is why you suck on higher sensitivity.
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
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0:50 - Intro
3:14 - Complimenting the Sens
4:40 - Pros and Cons
5:04 - Outro
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Brudda this is the most helpful “which sense should I use” video I have seen so far , thank u coach prince for providing us with yet another gem , and I know and see the hard work you put in both internally and psychically on a daily basis my dawg , can’t wait to see what is next keep up the hustle ❤😈😈😈😈😈
Fantastic video! Coach never disappoints 💪💪
I love playing high sens. Gonna practise it in Oblivity :D
u crazy good now. have u practiced? did it work better?
0.245 @ 1600 dpi peak immortal 1
I tried every sens from .09 to 0.3 and for me, I perform better on high sens. Sure, the precision from low sens feels great, but at the end of the day with great crosshair placement you really don't have to worry about it and I would rather prefer clear corners, micro adjust, and dodge flashes with ease instead. I did play CS at low sens though, but that's because precision actually mattered more and there's virtually zero verticality whereas Val has jett updash and raze sachel.
glad im not the only one who noticed that aiming seems "easier" in valo than cs. i tried to pinpoint what exactly causes this, and i really think its just the fact that characters move slower than in cs. not always the case (running neon or something) but base walkspeed is much slower.
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Video Quality is constantly improving.
I feel with high sens its also important to have good tension management, which many people dont have naturally, thats why most people use low sens as the error margin is larger.
Best video so far!
10/10 good job Prince, also 0.31 800 ^
I really like high sens, I switch around 400, 800 and sometimes 1600 eDPI. It's natural for me as a lazy person, I want to achieve things with as little movement as possible. I pretty much only use wrist and fingers. I find that high sens is less taxing for me because I don't have to move much.
I think my profession as a software engineer also contributes to my high sens preference since I don't need precision with mouse movements in my job.
b and speed is more useful overall. It also definitely affects gameplay style as well. Pros for me in-game are that dodging flashes is a lot easier, characters like Raze and Jett are easier, and I'm a lot better at close range engagements where precision doesn't matter and speed matters more, which is why I'm better at controller or sentinel agents where I can force close range engagements and I'm really good inside a Viper's pit, even when it's an enemy Viper's ult, the super close range engagements in a Viper ult pretty much just makes it a reaction test and I can outflick almost anyone due to simply playing at 2x or more than the sens of most players.
For long range, it's definitely a disadvantage but I think it's not as bad as most people think, I think having good crosshair placement still works 90%, the other 10% might be fights you could more easily win with a lower sens but I think that's a reasonable tradeoff.
This video was absolute god tier
High sens is godly when you don't have a pc and have to go to internet shops with varied mouse and sizes of mousepads
legit depends on the mouse and mouse pad u need control or a muddy mouse pad for anything thats 25cm and below and u need a medium hybrid for 30-40cm and a speed or glass mouse pad for 60-90cm
When I started palying val a few months ago I did not know low sens= more precise and I was playing on 5000 EDPI (4000 dpi * 1.25 in game sens) and then I saw vods about this sensitivity thing and got used to 320 EDPI (800 dpi * 0.4 in game sens). Currently, I am sticking to that, 320 EDPI.
Fatigue is a strange con for high sensitivity. I've found the exact opposite to be true (A csgo pro, Ropz agrees with this sentiment)
I doubt Demon1 gets less fatigued than Something after aim training or playing. The sheer body movement(arm, shoulder, wrist) you're doing per flick would have to be insane for low sensitivity, whereas high-sens people generally flick around all the time for no reason because its that easy and cool looking. Imo you got that point wrong
I'm on controller trying to find help but imo wouldnt high sens mean you tense up for precise adjustments atleast it's like that on controller high sens and that's what he described
@@crispychickenwings117 I think no. Depends how you train. For mouse and keyboard, not tensing up is just generally good technique regardless of sensitivity
@@ridhaacupido474 yh I think ur right but he talks abt how microadjustments are harder with higher sens aswell so you might be moving your mouse too much and thus fatiguing yourself as it's easy to overflick
I play mainly warzone and cod in a controller dominated game. I use to play 800 DPI at 36 cm/360. But in my game feels like i had no chance when people use movement to break your camera. No I am at 2000 DPI 24,5-25 cm/360 and i snap better and can rotate faster and adjust. What sucks still is small recoil control and fine tracking, but with strafing more feels like that is also improving. How ever doing my Kovaaks routine i get death grip a lot, and fill fatigue even behind my shoulder blade. but in game no problems.
very good videos, nice clips from good hight and low sens players. also not clickbait, just nutral information, very good :)
1600 dpi 0.125
Low
same
thanks for vid. i have new idea for my sense. as yoru mainer i need to turn around a lot thats why i use high sense. then because of inconsistency i went to 0.4 what wasnt comfy for my gamestyle. now i believe it changes everything.
This video helped me understand better! Thank you!
Was playing on 0.197 1600 dpi and recently switched to 0.1 same dpi still searching for best one
I always play at 1600 DPI and adjust the in-game sense until it feels right.
yeah im going back to high sens in val and leaving the micro adjustment to talent and practice
when i first started play valorant i put my sens 0.7 and 800 dpi and i feel like fast sens is for me! later found out SOMETHING or F0RSAKEN uses the same sens so i can automaticly change it like 0.25 and 1600dpi to feel the same and 1.17 and 400 dpi. i just cant play low. i tried 2 weeks and it didnt got better! i have oblivity its good! and recommend it to everyone! but somehow it just always gives me very low sens and its hard to adjust with it!
i personally believe that there is also medium sens which is a balance of precision and speed
great video man
this guys hair is fucking intense
LMAOO
Agreed it’s serious..
It's a great video. I play with both arm and wrist, so a medium sensitivity works for me, but I love high sensitivity, but I'm inconsistent, unfortunately.I think another factor that determines sensitivity is how many grams your mouse weighs.
depends on the game on val i run a slow sens while on r6s i run a high sens
Drop aimlabs routine for high sens 🥺
i think i will stay on low sens
Always and forever, long as I can 180 we're good, MUCH prefer precision and perfect play in CS than looking flashy and getting wrist strain.
@@d1ssolv3r use your arm to turn around, your fingers to adjust aim, zero fatigue.
Low sens is easier, unless u will invest a lot of time on aim training, i would recommend low sens
High sens is good on raze/jett because u often do 180 degree turns
I tested a lot of sens on valorant and the range i like is between 0,157-0,22 on 1600 DPI, my favorite is 0,173
The real selling point for me is how someone explained:
The lower your sensitivity, the bigger the area on your mouse pad you can stop and get a headshot.
same i play with 0.175. and i move my arms a lot so it was perfect
6000 edpi here absolutely no problems
Lately I’m playing 0.07 and 1600 dpi☠️ it hurts me hand so bad but its working for now
3200dpi 0.3
One tip that a lot of people never mention when it comes to high sens is friction. Especially thr higher you go, having as little friction between your mouse and your mousepad can greatly enhance your aim. Things like skypad 3.0 or xray skates are a must. You'll feel like shit initially, but once you adjust your aim, and especially your microadjustments will never be the same.
dude.... no. like this is just absurdly high and i refuse to believe you are a good aimer without seeing it with my own eyes. whaat the fuck
@@jermu8706 There are plenty of people with great aim that have sens even higher than mine, in Valorant one person I can think of is Jolly, who plays with 3200DPI and 0.45.
Yh but ur group section is like extreme slim to non existent @@jug-eun
3200dpi at 0.6 sens peaked at Asc2. I chose this sensitivity as i have very less desk space.
Do i need to use fingertip grip for high sens? foresaken im pretty sure use claw grip n is insanely good
that thumbnail is crazy
i personally use 0.8 400dpi on valo but i also use 0.48 on the ads sens wich lets me take long range fights easier
0.45 @800 DPI
Finalmouse ULX
Fingertip Grip
I play at edpi of 350 which I feel is a bit high... I have tried 280, 320 and 400 too....my performance is almost same with 350 and 320 although 320 is more accurate but since I have smaller mouse pad I had to increase it a bit to 350 and yes I use fingertip grip with Lil bit of wrist and arm for big movements
Honestly couldn’t care, as long as I’m decent, I’m happy.
This not caring is exactly why you most likely wont be decent Lmao.
High sense is minimal movements and fast switch on target whereas low sense is accuracy.
I use 400dpi for windows comfort but in games i feel forced to use low sens since i can never find a grip that feels good. Ive tried all 3 just (claw palm and finger tip grip) so im gonna try learning higher sens on finger tip grip today
it’s easier to shoot farther targets with a lower sens but the downside is it’s difficult when closer and doing 180s think of genji or tracer, you are doing large swipe movements most of the time and it can be exhausting with a low sens. I think you should choose a sens that fits the game you are playing.
Dont directly compare CS sensitivity to Valorant sensitivity. The ingame value of those two games are so different. S1mple has a faster sensitivity with 3.09, 400 DPI in cs, which is 0.971 400 DPI in Valorant. Zywoo usually plays with 2, 400 DPI but switched to 1.9, 400 DPI which equals to 0.597 - 0.629, 400 DPI in Valorant. So saying Zywoo uses a high sensitivity is wrong. He is using a medium FPS sensitivity speed.
for some reason i get more headshots on high sens..like when on low feels like a barrier prevents me from aiming slightly higher..i would would stick to high but my long range sucks with it
just play middle ground sens then, like 800-1100 eDPI
@@d1ssolv3rJesus that’s high what game u playin 😂😂
@@jaylucid6299 That's high? 800 eDPI (2.0 sens on 400 dpi) is the professional average sensitivity on CS. I play at 1.0 800 DPI in CS, which is still slower than most my friends' sens
High sens in CS is generally anything over 3.0 @ 400 dpi (>1600 eDPI)
And low in CS is anything under 2.0 @ 400 dpi (
@@d1ssolv3r CS to Valorant EDPI is drastically different. 800dpi and 1 in CS is 800 EDPI when the equivalent in Valorant is 256 EDPI(After conversion). Hence, other guys point
@@ridhaacupido474 No eDPI means effective, it stays the same regardless of the game. Means the sens has changed to keep it matching to 800DPI.
only thing i hate is a R6 copper player with a 25500 DPI and A sensitivity of 100vert and 100 horizontal. That cry becuase their bad. Myself, I am playing on 1400 DPI and 7vert 7 horizontal sens and i am cooking baby
thank you for this very informative and helpful video 😈🔥🔥🔥🔥
My sense is 0.5 by 800. While training movements, I notice that there is often a conflict between the forearm and wrist. The same displacement can be done with both the forearm and wrist. At lower values, players move the mouse mainly with their forearm and bring it up with their wrist. At higher values, the wrist mainly works. I have a good micro-adjustment, but when it comes to turns of 60-120 degrees, my hand seems to get lost and does not understand how to move the mouse.
Is this taken into account on the oblivity sens finder? I’ve been using it to try and find my optimal sens
Yes, if you main this aim-style, it can certainly be utilized when finding your sensitivity.
I Love my insane lowsens but i hatte that i cant react good in flashy Games Like the finals and fortnite also i hatte that the recoil IS much Harder too Control for example i use in fortnite a dpi of 800 and ingame sens of 2.5
My sens is 0.155 by 1600 dpi and i am currently plat 3 peak ascendant 1 ❤
800 0.4 is best gira aspas
Dpi 800 sens 0.89 and sometimes 1.76, i dont know which one is better
So the question is What edpi would be considered low Adar what point would it be considered high
What a f vid man. You did a good work not only encouraging people to pick a high sense. But also help explaining, and resolving the cons of it.
how is fingertip grip better for precision ?
Think about using a smaller or bigger brush for painting. Since fingertip grip adds the smallest joints in your arm into the equation, it allow for better precision similarly to how a smaller brush often is used by painters for precise detailing.
Not sure if im late or not
1600 0.07
Going to try out high sens
dawg thats hella low
best sensitivity is a medium because u get the best of both
I used to play valorant on 1600 0.39, I am forcing myself to play on 1600 0.2, is it pointless to force? I changed because I thought playing on 1600 0.39 is a disadvantage for me, can I reach immo with that sens? Or should I stick to get used to 1600 0.2.
0.39 is insanely high. while some people can perform amazingly with high sens, they are the exception to the rule. 0.2 is still high but much better than 0.39
me when i hear 2000 dpi is considered high ☠☠
I have 1152 DPI and play 6.4 sens in CS hahahah so when you called 560 eDPI "high sensitivity" I thought misheard.
I use .3 on 800 DPI
me with 3500 edpi : hold my beer dawg
edit : in cs2 it's 2.18 with 1600 dpi in valo in 0.75 something ( dont know the edpi on valo but feels similar to cs)
Personal preference 🤷♀️
What about medium sens?
Player B needs to retire
My sens in Valorant are 0.356 at 1600
edpi 569.6 damn mine is 220
High Sens player think its normal@@honorabilis1
800dpi 0.314!!!!
same, this is 800 x 1 in cs2, its perfect not too slow and not too fast
i use this in tarkov it's good
800dpi 0.45
1600dpi 0.3 XD
800 x 0.4 = 320
I am playing Minecraft so i need high sense for a gamemode called CrystalPvp or cpvp, 1600 DPI 99% sense
1600 dpi 0.52
Zywoo? high sensitivity? Ok.
Default is the best sens
yeah same as racing id say...theres no reason why you shouldn't be better with high sensitivity,or at least try to learn from young age...you are just losing time and energy with lower even if there are pros with super low sens,they definitely maximise the pros ,but theres definitely more cons
its actually the opposite for me, im way more accurate in high sens
low sens is healthier
I have a theory about mouse sensitivity. I believe that both low and high sensitivity are good and the pros and cons listed in this video are abstract. Just because of various factors such as mousepad size, table size, etc. first few years of aiming lay foundation for what sensitivity will be comfortable for a person in the future. For example I've been playing high sensitivity cs/val/r6 29-30cm/360 and battlefield/cod/quake 19-21cm/360 for over 20 years now. So no matter how much I want to use low sensitivity, a certain muscle group responsible for arm aim is just poorly developed. So those who are looking for an answer to what sensitivity is best - the answer is simple, one you are comfortable with. Fight enemy, not your sensitivity.
Although i do agree that you have to use what you're comfortable with, your issue remains "skill issue". You just don't want to leave your comfort zone. For any "modern" player who uses supplement tools like aim trainers can pick w/e sensitivity. At the end of the day, just make sure it doesn't handicap you according to the game. In TacFPS i can easily get away with 60-80cm for extra precision while in Apex, although i have managed to use that range, it clearly handicaps you in close range. In Apex, you really don't have to be that precise so you can trade precision for mobility. Same in games like COD/Quake/Fornite.
@@3ildcard Stepping out of your comfort zone for no particular reason sounds weird. If you want to get out of it, you should reflect and understand why and how it will make aim better, otherwise you will waste your time. At the end of the day, all that matters is time, how efficiently it will be spent, as well as what benefit it will bring. If you spend 80% of your time out of your comfort zone for improving 20% of your raw aim, then that 20% of your aim can be replaced by improving and practicing mechanics, learning map, crosshair placement and tactical capabilities of the game with much less time.
@@partoftheworlD Thing is, the vast majority of players who play on default settings (which often aligns with yours cm/360) or copy their favorite pro settings are spazzing everywhere and struggle to aim big time thinking they can aim and that "high sens is cool and quirky". I'd rather spend some time figuring out what actually works than deluding myself how "it'd eventually get better".
@@3ildcard yea my one high sens friend has an aim rating of 4/100 on leetify but he insists on using it from his dota days lol
DPI 400
Sensitivity 3.10
Bro tf is that preview
medium sens best of both worlds control skates with med control mouse pad with a med sens
.359 on 1600 dpi
0.187 @ 800dpi >>>>
800 0.741 valo sens
10cm/360 💀
400 dpi 0.400
If you using high sens you will use only wrist, otherwice you on mid sens.
Please stop calling mid sens as high, if someone have 2x or ever 3x of your sens it becouse that lowering sens is a fucking trend novaday.
I agree. Using forearm would be few and far between, maybe for a full 360 or for weird aim training use-cases(But doing 360's in any fps is generally weird, especially the tac fps genre. Maybe Apex).
800 dpi 0.16
🧢
1 sens / 400 dpi
800dpi 0.13 ;3
low sens with raw accel 🔝
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2.67 1600dpi
mid sens hahaha
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