Valorant to CS:GO Sensitivity

Is it just me, or does converting your VAL sens to CS:GO feel so much faster?

to me seems the other way, the csgo sens fells iperslow

Valorant requires a higher sens, so no surprise there

u might be converting it wrong, try converting it via monitor distance and not by cm/360

Supr3meGucci [#3]

Valorant requires a higher sens, so no surprise there

True but that's not really what I'm saying. I'm saying if you have the same exact converted sens on both games. CS:GO just feels faster IMO even tho they are mathematically the same sens.

peppreish [#4]

u might be converting it wrong, try converting it via monitor distance and not by cm/360

this is a thing wtf ive never heard of it :O !

if you play csgo in 4:3 it's difficult to convert your sens

nikoko07 [#7]

if you play csgo in 4:3 it's difficult to convert your sens

it's not
it's the same sens but 4:3 feels faster

just use aimlab, it matches the game FOV with the sensitivity. do this by putting in your normal valorant sensitivity, and then change the game to csgo. it will automatically show you the correct sens

tetris69 [#8]

it's not
it's the same sens but 4:3 feels faster

yes, but the fov difference is very noticeable

triton [#6]

this is a thing wtf ive never heard of it :O !

yup, when u are converting sens between games that have different fovs, when u try to convert in a method where u can move ur mouse the same distance and do a 360 (or 180), the sens will "feel" different. when u convert using the monitor distance method, the sens will feel the same, but the distance u have to move your mouse to do certain 180 movements will be different

yes its kinda weird