Levle 12 clicktime playtime update#

If I’m more fatigued and my 180’s aren’t completing, I will bump my sens up as I drain. It really comes down to how your arm is feeling/fatigued. Quick swipe 180’s are the perfect way to adjust your sense when your muscle memory is off. Adjust your sens based on how your arm feels. If you can find the stats archived somewhere you can see yourself.Īnother note. Unfortunately my 1-25 aim test account stats never rolled over when Overbuff updated during the API change. I often play under the influence with this one as well XD. Don’t take my current stats seriously this is my main account since BETA and is only used for QuickPlays, Warmups, and unlocks. In my prime I did a 1-25 account just to see how good my aim was and I had top 1% accuracy for almost every hero I played. I used to be an aim freak back in the day when I played seriously. Eventually you will find your sweet spot. Keep lowering until you can no longer do the things mentioned above. Sniper sens- this is going to be different for everyone, but a quick swipe should be about a 75-90 degree turn… you’ll never need to move it more than that while doing scoped flicks.įinding your sens will take a long, long time. You should be able to 180 track headshots on a hitscan such as Tracer without going off pad. Keep adjusting until you no longer suffer from arm fatigue so quickly.ġ80’s, one quick comfortable swipe should be a near perfect 180. If your arm is getting tired after an hour or two… your sense is too low. Have a few world records on it as well.Īs someone who went down the same road when Overwatch came out, I can give you a couple tips.Īrm fatigue. Source: Top percentile in KovaaKs tracking scenarios. Essentially don’t get too wrapped up in sens as the end all be all. I would suggest to stick with 800 and 6 and focus on things like smoothness, reactivity, and centerness on your aim as these can be achieved at any sens. Also, good aimers can use any sens and perform well. They all have some limitations and advantages.

I should note that there isn’t really such thing as a perfect sens.

This range is where most of the top aimers fall. For flicking probably want closer to 800 and 6. For me I mostly track so I use 800 and 7. Eventually you decide what is most comfortable for your aim style.

Just use 38 scope for close to one to one, then if it’s still sluggish it means you need to practice arm speed.

I think it’s best to find a sens that works for your aim style (tracking/flicking and wrist/arm).

Not really, all you are doing is pole strafing.

I think your current sens is fine for click time or tracking. Ideally you want a sens that can use arm, wrist, and fingers. You can tell your sens is too low if you have trouble moving or general arm fatigue.

No such thing as under or over shooting, only missing.

Might be crazy for some, but I end at 6.15 on 800dpi.

Levle 12 clicktime playtime update#

Update 3/17: I’m no longer stressing over sens, starting to feel good again. I’m lost…nothing feels great anymore lmao. Really appreciate everyone’s input, this really hard topic to speak on because at end of the day it’s all personal preference. In-game and something just not sitting well, but now feel like it’s bad for me to like and use 6.00 in-game with 800dpi. I’ve tried lower sens been hovering around 4.00 - 4.60 Been just comparing to some Widows in OWL and most of them and like most we’re saying on this post use around 800DPI with around 3.5 to 4.5 in-game sens. Trying to take everyone’s information into consideration, changing/testing things for the past two days, but nothing seems to feel right more than my starting sens of 800DPI 6.00 in-game sens. Update 3/16: Oh geez, this giving me a mid-life overwatch crisis. How do go about fixing this? Do I raise my base sens increase my scope sens How can you tell if you need to adjust your sensitivity because you’re Under Shooting or Overshooting and how do not confuse it with simply missing a shot.Ģ)While scoped in with Widow, ash, or ana should I be able to do a 360 staying scoped?ģ)Has anyone used this PSA method and is it worth doing?Ĥ)I’ve noticed while scoped trying to flick up or simply move up I feel sluggish.

If anyone could give me an answer to these questions I’d appreciate it. (PLAT PLAYER, 800DPI, In game 6 sensitivity, Arm aim) Lately, I’ve been really into improving in Overwatch, been playing more, and playing around with sensitivity.