"0" Sensitivity modifier is too fast.

[The Archlich]

Is there a way to set mouse sensitivity out of bounds? Some .ini file or something?

[The Archlich]

I've found it.
EE.cfg in Local AppData

[Roux]

Originally posted by The Archlich:

Is there a way to set mouse sensitivity out of bounds? Some .ini file or something?

your DPI is also a culprit. what's it at?

[The Archlich]

Originally posted by Roux:

Originally posted by The Archlich:

Is there a way to set mouse sensitivity out of bounds? Some .ini file or something?

your DPI is also a culprit. what's it at?

12000. I already solved the problem. There is a modifier in the config file.

[Roux]

Originally posted by The Archlich:

Originally posted by Roux:

your DPI is also a culprit. what's it at?

12000. I already solved the problem. There is a modifier in the config file.

why is your dpi at twelve thousand lmfao - glad you fixed it tho.

[The Archlich]

Originally posted by Roux:

Originally posted by The Archlich:

12000. I already solved the problem. There is a modifier in the config file.

why is your dpi at twelve thousand lmfao - glad you fixed it tho.

Cause higher DPI is objectively better.
-Higher DPI yields lower input lag. No exceptions!
-Provided same 360 distance higher DPI is more accurate, since you get more dots/degree.

And this is regardless of if you are low/medium/high sens player. DPI on mouse should alwas be max and you should adjust your sens in game to what you want. You can also make you cursor slower in Windows settings.

[Roux]

Originally posted by The Archlich:

Originally posted by Roux:

why is your dpi at twelve thousand lmfao - glad you fixed it tho.

Cause higher DPI is objectively better.
-Higher DPI yields lower input lag. No exceptions!
-Provided same 360 distance higher DPI is more accurate, since you get more dots/degree.

And this is regardless of if you are low/medium/high sens player. DPI on mouse should alwas be max and you should adjust your sens in game to what you want. You can also make you cursor slower in Windows settings.

...okay? I'm still probably more accurate with my what, 1600 dpi? it's personal preference at that point. I tried max DPI which was like, 24k? too much, didn't like it.

[The Archlich]

Originally posted by Roux:

Originally posted by The Archlich:

Cause higher DPI is objectively better.
-Higher DPI yields lower input lag. No exceptions!
-Provided same 360 distance higher DPI is more accurate, since you get more dots/degree.

And this is regardless of if you are low/medium/high sens player. DPI on mouse should alwas be max and you should adjust your sens in game to what you want. You can also make you cursor slower in Windows settings.

...okay? I'm still probably more accurate with my what, 1600 dpi? it's personal preference at that point. I tried max DPI which was like, 24k? too much, didn't like it.

It's kinda like a difference between using 120 and 240 hz monitor. Maybe you are just not good enough to notice the difference. And saying you are more accurate without seeing me play is just immature of you.

[Roux]

Originally posted by The Archlich:

Originally posted by Roux:

...okay? I'm still probably more accurate with my what, 1600 dpi? it's personal preference at that point. I tried max DPI which was like, 24k? too much, didn't like it.

It's kinda like a difference between using 120 and 240 hz monitor. Maybe you are just not good enough to notice the difference. And saying you are more accurate without seeing me play is just immature of you.

this is devolving because you misinterpreted something. get a life.

[The Archlich]

Originally posted by Roux:

Originally posted by The Archlich:

It's kinda like a difference between using 120 and 240 hz monitor. Maybe you are just not good enough to notice the difference. And saying you are more accurate without seeing me play is just immature of you.

this is devolving because you misinterpreted something. get a life.

You get a life. This thread was closed before your first comment. And you only made that comment to flex how low your DPI is, is like a middleschooler.