Help sensitivity

If I directly apply my CS:GO sensitivity 800 1.28 to Valorant 800 0.402 but it doesn’t feel the same. Why is that? Could someone explain in detail?

first bullet accuracy

prob has to do with movement of yourself and enemy as cs has entirely different movement

if you play stretched in CS, sens can't be extactly same

kiyuri [#4]

if you play stretched in CS, sens can't be extactly same

I was playing CS:GO with a 68 FOV and stretched resolution.

kiyuri [#4]

if you play stretched in CS, sens can't be extactly same

Is there any way to make the feeling more similar?

Bigfish [#3]

prob has to do with movement of yourself and enemy as cs has entirely different movement

I’ve played various games like OW, Valorant, and Apex with the same sensitivity, but this is the first game where the feeling doesn’t match at all.

QlQ [#6]

Is there any way to make the feeling more similar?

not really, is your sens too high or low?

Prancer [#8]

not really, is your sens too high or low?

In CS 800 1.28
In valorant 800 0.402

Prancer [#8]

not really, is your sens too high or low?

I used a sensitivity calculator, so I don’t think it’s wrong.

QlQ [#7]

I’ve played various games like OW, Valorant, and Apex with the same sensitivity, but this is the first game where the feeling doesn’t match at all.

You play valorant with the same sens as apex wtf

tryna use val sens in marvel rivals is so horrid

QlQ [#6]

Is there any way to make the feeling more similar?

read this
https://www.reddit.com/r/VALORANT/comments/h7h1vj/youre_converting_your_csgo_sensitivity_wrong_here/

cs already has a smaller fov than valorant, and you decrease it further by using a stretched res, it's never going to feel the same