Posted by Steve
Monday, November 7, 2022 5:48 PM
So a while ago I played with a really low sens and stuck with it for a very long time (0.135 @ 1600 (eDPI 216)), thinking it would make me the most accurate.
A few weeks ago I changed it to 0.175 (eDPI 280) because I played a lot more Jett and stuggled to check corners while dashing in. This felt great as I was still able to be accurate while being able to flick faster and check corners easier.
Recently I've been watching Asuna a lot and checked his sens which is insanely high in comparison (eDPI 380.8). Just for fun I tried it yesterday in the range and while it felt really high in the beginning, I got used to it pretty quickly. I decided to play the rest of the day with it and see how it goes.
My first deathmatch went great. I wasn't focussing on winning and just tried to take as many fights as possible. My aim felt really snappy and while basically just holding W the entire game, I got second place. After that I was pretty used to the sens. I played some comp games and while I was assuming I would whiff a lot of shots, this wasn't the case at all. I even managed to get my first Ace this act and hit a nasty 180 during it.
I was scared a higher sens would affect my accuracy, but this hasn't been the case at all and it has actually increased my aim I would say. It's much easier to have that snappy aim and in the range it feels like I can lock on the next target instantly.
Has anyone else actually increased their sens instead of dropping it and how has it affected your games?
References
- https://www.reddit.com/r/VALORANT/comments/yof3oh/i_changed_my_view_on_sensitivity/
- https://reddit.com/yof3oh
More Like This
I bought a eu 25$ card for valorant
Posted by Otto
Friday, December 23, 2022 12:31 AM
a black box appears on my screen and turns white whenever i click left mouse button
Posted by Otto
Wednesday, March 30, 2022 12:02 AM
My bronze friend makes some fantastic noises whenever he dies
Posted by Otto
Thursday, November 25, 2021 5:19 AM