Does PERFECT SENSITIVITY Exist?

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[@lakupandaakalakupanda1888]

Thank you man, I have been obsessing over sens for a long time and only recently started realising i kinda play the same on every sens. Appriciate the good info ur giving.

[@Dopai]

Great video as always, guilty as charged! Guys Proter is right! No need to overthink it, pick something you like and play the game. Nowadays I adjust based on how I feel that day, but I only do it within my warmup. DON'T CHANGE MID GAME!!! There's far more important things to worry about then just a sensitivity.

[@hypnotic_o]

I started aim training a month ago using voltaic and wow, i’ve improved so freaking much. I used to think aim training was bull, i was wrong. I don’t think there is a “perfect” sensitivity, it all comes down to mouse control.

[@user-zu1pe1di4r]

that’s what aim training is for, warming and improving mouse movement, micro movement and most important tracking. the only thing it doesn’t help is recoil control which can only be done in game

[@Cosmicmorales]

tf is voltaic

[@hypnotic_o]

@@user-zu1pe1di4r yup, after actually researching it and getting into aim training i’ll fully admit I was wrong. I even believed in muscle memory lol, I was wrong haha.

[@amiinside91]

I don’t think there is a “perfect sens”, but there is definitely a optimal range you should be in that varies for each game. Lower sens is objectively better so i feel like everyone should play as low as possible without feeling uncomfortable.

[@SkyRyuuji]

@@hypnotic_o what routine did you use?

[@michaelschwarz5907]

sense has so many factors that it's really hard to get there. i think the concept of a range makes sense. if you take csgo for an example most fall into the 600-1000 edpi group. i think that would make a good starting point. you need to consider also some of the gear you are using. slow/fast mousepad, PTFE or glass skates, weight/shape of the mouse and so on. like going from a smaller mouse to a bigger one caused me to add 120 edpi, due to the increased stability. some like 400 hz for no apparent reason, tried for a long time and it felt like my crosshair wasn't as "lively"(for the lack of a better word) as it's supposed to be. i didn't give aim training a shot for a long time, but i noticed significant improvement in terms of flicks, when i combine it with copious amounts of deathmatch and MM games. on it's own it's rather useless, as it doesn't account for so many things that also have to be considered. game sense, corsshair placement, locating and prioritizing targets, utility, timing and the list goes on and on. at some point you will click faster than any weapons recoil allows for and at this very point, i have to call it quits in tactical FPS. that's when i started to noticed bad habits seeping into my gameplay. easy fix for me was to use an ingame aim trainer with the weapon and recoil you want to train with. sadly, it doesn't have all the scenarios and they are not very customizeable, but more than plenty to get the desired effects.

[@lyle3938]

Amazing video! I like the graphics to help people understand. It’d be great if you could make a warmup for Valorant in easy, medium, and hard difficulties to complement your benchmarks.

[@WestProter]

I’ll look into it

[@angelcruz5960]

@@WestProter you should do a review on aim beast

[@Hyperion9700]

Watching this vid now but I literally found your videos last night , thought that mouse acceleration is worth it ! Thanks for the Raw Accel vids !

[@V1c._.]

one thing ive noticed that i believe people should do all the time is if your someone who just warms up in a dm or the range and you dont really do anything specific and your just shooting then chances are you might think you have to change your sens since you arent playing as well as you did on your good day. dont change your sens, instead pay attention to what your part of your aim is lacking that day, if your trying to warm up and its still not making you play at your best then pay attention to what is causing you to have bad aim that day. is it reactivity? micro adjustments? crosshair placement? is it smoothness? whatever it is, i guarantee you it can be fixed by spending time in an aim trainer to fix that particular issue. one more thing, depending on what parts of your aim you practiced or didnt practice can affect what you need to work on the next day to play at your best.

[@flanovskiydtauskiy5870]

Also, I'd say deliberately playing on a sens that is way lower than is comfortable for a person might be good to get good and consistently fast at low sens flicking. At least that's what I'm planning to do to develop speed, as someone who mostly played high sens until recently.

[@Baron-bt1ls]

Hey thanks for the videos and guides. I have a question for the HnA routine: My in-game sens is 37.8 cm/360 and my general Kovaak's sens prior to the routine is 25 cm/360. Should I run routines 2 and 3 on 25 or run them on different sens?

[@Slixbrah]

Low sensitivity depending on game can make recoil harder to control, if you can't adjust the FOV, an overwatch fov and low sens recoil is much harder to control, but a low sensitivity and a game where you can adjust the FOV, you can beam people across the map

[@hollow494]

Can't agree more. When I was plat elo I always tried to make excuses as to why i felt weird using my sens and my mouse. I bought many many mouses like the viper mini, hyperx haste, viper ultimate, xm1, roccat burst pro, pulsar xlite wireless and mini. Eventually I got better using kovaaks, improving my gamesense, practising in game and what actually happened some days is that I felt the same way as I was in plat, so I tried my old mouse and surprise surprise I actually performed better than my actual mouse, but how? Wasn't that mouse the same as when I was performing so bad? In conclusion, many of this things we think are getting in the way of getting on our "peeks" are mostly mental walls that we put ourselves when we reach an obstacule of our same level, so we have to improve, but "why do i have to improve now if i have played the game so much and practised so much already?". That's the thing, different people have different umbral for doing certain things, when you reach there you have to step up and sometimes giving a break is very necessary, maybe just take a step aside and think about what you are doing bad or what are your weaknesses or else you are hurting yourself with bad habits. So what about sens? I take it the same as with mouses. Sens is not something that will change your skill nor your skill ceiling, if you think like that you are mentally putting a limit to yourself. What I think now is that the process of changing sens and mouses has to be a fun process, like you are trying something else to check if you "feel" different but not hoping to be better, like try and commit to a higher or lower sens for one week and then try the opposite, you will see what's more comfortable to you, you will instantly know. The more you know about you and your weaknesses, the less you see everything as an obstacle or blamming other things, but also stopping putting so much of a burden because you know exactly what you can do better.

[@flanovskiydtauskiy5870]

Any recommended routines for Siege and for aiming just in general? Just bought kovaak's.

[@ThePro-lz1xr]

What playlist you made i should play if my raw aim bad? (I am just play fps game for 1 month and my all skills aim is bad)

[@KinSaniTriGaming]

I have a question regarding raw accel. A tweet by aim trainer Titan0s states that he 'used' to use rawaccel. and he stated that its good to start, but he eventually thinks its better to "grow out of it". What are your thoughts on that? Can someone be "held back" by the use of rawaccel and getting to comfortable with it to compensate for 'not need to make large swipes' compared to it off? curious of your thoughts, and it might make for an interesting video!

[@ctoph7430]

The same statement was from Viscose ( a OG Kovaaks Legend). Mouse Accel is helpful until you reach a certain point where it's basically holding you back from progressing further.

[@stereo.]

the only "perfect sens" is the one you're most comfortable on at any given time really good vid :)

[@rutavdodia2924]

Exactly dude, sensi isnt about finding the perfect one but rather mastering a good one! I reached from silver 1 to plat 1 after being silver stuck for 4 acts! Aim practice works wonders rather than directly starting an unrated or even worse direct competitive. I simply train my aim the way Charla7an said and now i am sometimes even top fragging a good plat lobby!

[@holoninja2030]

Hi West, great video! I had a question. I started using rawaccel a couple weeks ago and it feels much better now since I couldn't micro adjust before. Should I also aim train with accel on? Currently I'm training with it off.

[@Reverae]

Up, also wanna know whether to train with it or not

[@ethancavazos3443]

what sens would you reccomend to start on with 800 dpi?? My problem is what sens to start... Thanks man

[@Lichterfps]

never have been wiser words been spoken

[@Wicked414]

Man you can really fall into a blackhole when it comes to constantly changing sensitivity’s looking for that ‘perfect’ one. I was stuck between a 40cm and 60cm/360 for probably a year, until I started to realise that it was actually my mouse control that was holding me back. I ended up choosing 40cm as it’s nice to use in other games and offers more freedom of movement and put time into aimlabs, now I’ve seen a far better improvement from practice than I ever did from just changing some numbers

[@wilswag]

I started using motivity accel and when i turn off accel it feels really hard to aim. Should i still play with that accel curve?

[@FearWarboar4135]

Interesting question for you, I’m an Olympic weightlifter and coach for the sport which is known for requiring fine motor skills and neurological adaptations and one thing people talk about is PED use helping muscle memory for not just getting stronger but honing the skill portion of it. I was jokingly saying the other day i wonder if using PEDS would help my aim AND THEN I WAS LIKE OOOOOH THUS COULD ACTUALLY BE A THING 😂 you were the only person I could think to ask being an expert on aim if you will, so hypothetically speaking , would/could PEDs improve the neurological adaptions in aim training ? Super curious

[@WestProter]

Pm me West Proter#5690 on discord. We can talk there

[@glowiboi]

As an aim coach what is your opinion on relatively high X/Y ratios like 1.7-2 for people who cant be bothered making vertical shoulder motions with their arm?

[@WestProter]

The setting itself isn’t an issue, but the second part is

[@Samq666]

When you find a perfect sense, moves become efortless. Look how different sensor feel on the same eDpi. Try really old school like Wheel Mouse optical to modern ones. Still the feeling of wmo is unatainable. another experiment, try how sensor feeling is when its not perpendicular to the pad, but slithly curved or how it is on various pads. There are many ways to the same resault

[@jonathanmoreira8930]

what would be your recommendations for a game like fortnite which requires typically a faster sensitivity for the constant mouse movement and covering your angles quickly would a faster sens like in the 26 - 20 cm range be better to stick on even though it feels like the consistency of my aim is lacking extremely or grinding it out on a 32 cm sens that makes my aim feel a lot more consitent but flicking around and keeping up with the fast movements for building and close range shooting feel clunky

[@WestProter]

I’d take an average of what the pros run as a reference, then let that influence you. If the average is 22, it may be a hard game for 32, if it’s 28, 32 isn’t sounding that tough

[@awryfps]

im this person, but ive played many different fps games, ive become versatile on any sens from 30cm - 75cm. :)

[@Serapius]

Should I be aim training wtih Raw Accell?

[@Hyperkima]

I always struggle to find my sens

[@adreot]

ehm i cant aim without raw accel anymore. it feels way to high to play even 0.32 800dpi in valorant

[@vKahzma]

This is gonna sound really dumb but is raw excel allowed in tournament play?

[@vitaroHere]

yes

[@Droperix]

If u perform exactly same on range of sens like 30-50, wouldn't faster one would be better just because of mousepad space?

[@WestProter]

Not really unless your mousepad is tiny

[@andyn7484]

comfortability also plays a fact as well

[@lyle3938]

to add, I think that in that range you would just pick any sens, considering the pros/cons of lower and higher sens + the game you are playing

[@mitchmmarquetant3067]

Hey west I play console siege do you think there’s anything I can do to improve without a aim trainer?

[@WestProter]

If I had to grind console siege again, I’d go in some mode where you can have a map to yourself, play fuze, drop two clusters on a wall kinda far apart and try to get good at flicking between them, find a door and track just off the edge of it (have the circle in your holo line up not the dot, like shaiiko, so that you have more time to react when people swing), and then I’d put two bullet holes next to eachother and flick between them while standing back to work on very precise control. Playing this on a higher sens could help.

[@XNCXAURON]

The question I always asked myself is there is no perfect sens ok I will go with it but If I have a different sens for every games I play (let say 20 games so 20 sens, random numbers for example) and let imagine they all are in my perfect range (41 to 25 once again random numbers for example) which sens should I use when I aim train? Do I go with the sens of the game that look the closest to the scenario or do I just pick the most confortable sens for the scenario in my sens range?

[@WestProter]

Find a sens that “modifies” how difficult the scen feels to the degree that you want for that situation

[@XNCXAURON]

@@WestProter thanks you and should i tend to modify it to feel the scen easier because its closer to good result or make it harder because you work more under difficulty?

[@HelloDomio]

This is such an important point so many people don't realise, it's incredibly detrimental to improving if you keep blaming your sensitivity for lack of skill. It makes you feel like you have no control over your own capabilities and it's a vicious cycle that only causes problems. What I've learned is that it's about finding a range that suits your habits and how you intuitively play, or how you want to develop. You have to grind and work for it, no matter what sensitivity you use it still comes down to your own gameplay. More people that watch this the better.

[@kdot4879]

Zexrow has been trying to find the perfect sens since chapter 1 of fortnite in 2018 theres no pulling him back LMFAO

[@zanmaimatjasec7031]

Ur actually the only person that puts the videos in the top right corner when you say it. I love you videos overall and i have improved because of you. I peaked immo 3 last season because of you. Before i discovered you i was hardstuck diamond 3. Thanks for all the help. Love from Slovenia🇸🇮

[@Kiyantha]

i have changed my sens so much this past week and i am still not too satisfied

[@ItsHarrykins]

go on an aim trainer and just play gridshot and six shot ultimate, change your sens multiplier wildly after every go (from low to high), through that you will find some improvement if you keep practicing. the low sens will teach you wide mouse flicks and just big movements in general, the high sens will teach you precision and precise finger and wrist movement. you will find a comfortable sens range, practice within that range and just keep taking responsibility if you’re not aiming well, you will improve.

[@Precipiceofwind]

@@ItsHarrykins gridshot 🥴🥴🥴

[@ItsHarrykins]

@@Precipiceofwind gridshot isn’t a bad task, it’s bad to focus on it, but it’s a nice simple easy task to improve your flicking speed as long as you’re doing other tasks.

[@vladfifty-two8530]

I've tried to use your Kovaaks playlists' but they never work, and aren't found, even when I copy & paste.

[@WestProter]

You have to use the share codes in the bottom of the online playlist tab

[@vladfifty-two8530]

@@WestProter Wow, thank you!

[@JoeMac0306]

I feel like me emailing you may have had a little bit of inspiration for this vid xd

[@Ryanisthere]

Video boils down to if the sens isn't stupid your probably fine

[@WestProter]

And yet so so many people don’t think that. If it was as easy as saying it I would

[@yoshiney]

@@WestProter is 1.135 1600 dpi on valorant bad? I perform real good at it and feel really comfortable on any game (using converter to get the same cm360).

[@Cronx.]

@@yoshiney bruh change your sens lmao that's 7cm/360 deadass no reason for playing on that lmao.

[@jimboy101]

People think way more about sensitivity than about their actual mistakes

[@Lowgravity56]

ZexRow is going to see that and he will lose his mind

[@matekotyinszki8653]

people use this 'perfect sens' thing as a coping mechanism for not having skill

[@potatopizzaroll8406]

UH WUH?? SADNHFWUASMW YOU CAN'T JUST CHANGE SOME RANDOM NUMBER AND YOU ACTUALLY HAVE TO PRACTICE AND BE DEDICATED? Wild.

[@joemamasusamongus3286]

Dog yummy nice vid I also like dog

[@briangreenfield311]

One thing that frustrates me is vanguard and warzone have the same sensitivity but warzone players are rats who thrive by breaking camers so it's supid I have to choose 2 sensitivities for such similar games

[@WestProter]

I mean it makes sense. Same weapons and all but 2 different genres really