But Sifu is literally like this. I don’t know why. Sometimes I turn my mouse as usual and the in game sensitivity goes like crazy. Is there a Setting to turn whatever is causing this? Or Is it really a bug?
jonwar9
Used to be perfect regardless of game on a specific mouse, then it died. Anything else had to have a changeable DPI and would always be a tossup on whether it’d be which one of 2 of the DPI settings would be the one that would be close to perfect (but always feeling a bit off) with a games default sensitivity & no amount of adjusting the Sensitivity setting in games could get it to perfect. Then got a Logitech G Pro which allows setting rather specific DPI. Industry standard DPI settings include 1600 and immediately after 3200 for most mice. Perfect was 2400 apparently. Great Mouse overall too. Would recommend. You can make it auto change to specific DPI for specific games
bcm3152
I start my mouse touching the right side of my keyboard and move it to the right side of my mouse pad. With no acceleration on, I want that to map to a 360-degree turn in game. That’s how I calibrate my sensitivities across multiple FPSs. That comes out to be kinda slow for most people, but I like a low sens with a heavy mouse. Also, bullet hole decals and a quick use of in-game horizontal lines really help make sure I get it right at 360 degrees.
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#relatable
Default setting is always too fast for my liking.
But Sifu is literally like this. I don’t know why. Sometimes I turn my mouse as usual and the in game sensitivity goes like crazy. Is there a Setting to turn whatever is causing this? Or Is it really a bug?
Used to be perfect regardless of game on a specific mouse, then it died. Anything else had to have a changeable DPI and would always be a tossup on whether it’d be which one of 2 of the DPI settings would be the one that would be close to perfect (but always feeling a bit off) with a games default sensitivity & no amount of adjusting the Sensitivity setting in games could get it to perfect. Then got a Logitech G Pro which allows setting rather specific DPI. Industry standard DPI settings include 1600 and immediately after 3200 for most mice. Perfect was 2400 apparently. Great Mouse overall too. Would recommend. You can make it auto change to specific DPI for specific games
I start my mouse touching the right side of my keyboard and move it to the right side of my mouse pad. With no acceleration on, I want that to map to a 360-degree turn in game. That’s how I calibrate my sensitivities across multiple FPSs. That comes out to be kinda slow for most people, but I like a low sens with a heavy mouse. Also, bullet hole decals and a quick use of in-game horizontal lines really help make sure I get it right at 360 degrees.