Can I train my overwatch aim on this?

[Lycon]

What the title says, I want to improve my mcree aim but not sure if it would be effective and if this supports an overwatch mode? Can I set my sensetivity exactly the same? Or do I need to kinda guess?

[Photon]

You can just calculate your sensitivity by using your mouse's dpi and your ingame mouse/aim sensitivity. Then recheck by measuring the length you need for either 180 or 360 degrees on your pad with a ruler.

[Sif]

I would say yes, i got Aim Hero to train my aim tracking for Zarya and Tracer, now i use the game also to train McCree and those other hitscans and for warm up (because QP is trash), I'm very satisfied with the results :)
I think you can use the same sensitivity as in Overwatch, because Aim Hero has in the sensitivitiy options a setting for specific games and in my opinion it's one to one or at least nearly the same as in Overwatch.

[Sireli Bobo]

Bro there's in settings you can choose from which game you want to set your sens. There's Overwatch as well.

[Multihog]

Originally posted by _kingsmark_:

You can just calculate your sensitivity by using your mouse's dpi and your ingame mouse/aim sensitivity. Then recheck by measuring the length you need for either 180 or 360 degrees on your pad with a ruler.

That only works if both games in question have exactly the same field of view.

@OP Yes, you can, and not only Overwatch but aim in general. Aim is kinda universal across all FPS games.

[Bloodartist]

I only got this game to practice overwatch aim.

[Photon]

Originally posted by Multihog:

Originally posted by _kingsmark_:

You can just calculate your sensitivity by using your mouse's dpi and your ingame mouse/aim sensitivity. Then recheck by measuring the length you need for either 180 or 360 degrees on your pad with a ruler.

That only works if both games in question have exactly the same field of view.

@OP Yes, you can, and not only Overwatch but aim in general. Aim is kinda universal across all FPS games.

Yes, I would assume that one matches them up, too.

[Machiavelli]

Using this for OW aiming, are there any guides for general analysis of what your results mean and how to improve? Basically, I can't tell if I should be upping my sens or lowering it to get better results, in OW. With this trainer though, has anybody put something like that together that people use?

[zys]

Just be sure to use 71 as Field Of View and select Overwatch on Mouse Sensitivity

[nxs]

Originally posted by zys:

Just be sure to use 71 as Field Of View and select Overwatch on Mouse Sensitivity

70.53 to be exact.

[naru]

I use default sens and default fov and 800 dpi on overwatch. what would that be on here?

[naru]

also i did this for 5 mins and my arm starting shaking really bad
will this get better?

[merger3]

technically yes, that's your arm strength simply giving out, same as if you were lifting weights in a sense. try getting an armrest so you can rest your arm, and remember that in an actual game you'll have more time to relax between fights.

[TingTingin]

Originally posted by Machiavelli:

Using this for OW aiming, are there any guides for general analysis of what your results mean and how to improve? Basically, I can't tell if I should be upping my sens or lowering it to get better results, in OW. With this trainer though, has anybody put something like that together that people use?

http://overwatchaim.com/ <---this