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garfield 23 abr. 2020 às 0:55
Is valorant sensitivity the equivalent to csgo's ?
I just wonder if for example 2.32 here will be the same as 2.32 in valorant, and the resolution. Anyone knows?
Originalmente postado por Jump In The Action:
you have divide CSGO sensitivity by 3.1818181818

so for example you have 400 dpi and 2 in game sens for CSGO you divide 2 by 3.1818181818 = 0.62857 (you can round this off to 0.629)

So for in game csgo 2 valorant would be 0.629

if you use 3 in game for csgo it would be 0.942 In valorant

https://gamepros.gg/mouse-sensitivity-converter/valorant

heres the sensitivity conversion calculator link above

make sure to match both dpis as the same i.e. 400 / 400 or 800 / 800
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Pidor 23 abr. 2020 às 0:57 
Valorant is compleatly different game, from CS:GO i dont know why people compare both games.....
garfield 23 abr. 2020 às 1:05 
Originalmente postado por -anDz:
Valorant is compleatly different game, from CS:GO i dont know why people compare both games.....
The only thing i'm comparing is the sensitivity, I don't care anyone's opinion about the game, but they have similiar things and feel similiar
rhidz 23 abr. 2020 às 1:08 
Originalmente postado por Garfield:
Originalmente postado por -anDz:
Valorant is compleatly different game, from CS:GO i dont know why people compare both games.....
The only thing i'm comparing is the sensitivity, I don't care anyone's opinion about the game, but they have similiar things and feel similiar

Best way to get it as accurate as possible is to open both games and compare, you can make a custom game on Valorant to test settings, and the same with CSGO.

Don't know why people comment being bitter instead of being constructive, oh wait never mind this is Steam. @-anDz tosser.
Última alteração por rhidz; 23 abr. 2020 às 1:09
garfield 23 abr. 2020 às 1:11 
Originalmente postado por Rhidz:
Originalmente postado por Garfield:
The only thing i'm comparing is the sensitivity, I don't care anyone's opinion about the game, but they have similiar things and feel similiar

Best way to get it as accurate as possible is to open both games and compare, you can make a custom game on Valorant to test settings, and the same with CSGO.

Don't know why people comment being bitter instead of being constructive, oh wait never mind this is Steam. @-anDz tosser.
I'm actually downloading right now, but my internet isn't very good, so I wanted to know if anyone has tried it before. Thanks anyway.
reg1s7 23 abr. 2020 às 1:11 
I do not know because I do not play Valorant, but CS already gave basic parameter of their sensitivity: m_yaw 0.022 and m_pitch 0.022
You only need to obtain the basic parameter for valorant.
Bergman 23 abr. 2020 às 1:11 
I use the same dpi and but a bit more ingame sensitivity (+0.2) as in cs:go
Última alteração por Bergman; 23 abr. 2020 às 1:11
automobiili_xd 23 abr. 2020 às 8:10 
I think it will not be, since they don't even use the same game engine. CS:GO uses Source and Valorant uses Unreal Engine.
rose princess 23 abr. 2020 às 8:31 
Originalmente postado por -anDz:
Valorant is compleatly different game, from CS:GO i dont know why people compare both games.....
there's sensitivity calculators from pretty much any game to any other game so it doesn't matter
O autor deste tópico indicou que este post é a melhor resposta ao primeiro post.
Jump In The Action 23 abr. 2020 às 11:01 
you have divide CSGO sensitivity by 3.1818181818

so for example you have 400 dpi and 2 in game sens for CSGO you divide 2 by 3.1818181818 = 0.62857 (you can round this off to 0.629)

So for in game csgo 2 valorant would be 0.629

if you use 3 in game for csgo it would be 0.942 In valorant

https://gamepros.gg/mouse-sensitivity-converter/valorant

heres the sensitivity conversion calculator link above

make sure to match both dpis as the same i.e. 400 / 400 or 800 / 800
Última alteração por Jump In The Action; 23 abr. 2020 às 11:02
Jump In The Action 23 abr. 2020 às 11:03 
Originalmente postado por Garfield:
I just wonder if for example 2.32 here will be the same as 2.32 in valorant, and the resolution. Anyone knows?
2.32 would be 0.729

So 0.729 would be your in game sensitivity for Valorant
Última alteração por Jump In The Action; 23 abr. 2020 às 11:04
garfield 23 abr. 2020 às 11:10 
Originalmente postado por Jump In The Action:
you have divide CSGO sensitivity by 3.1818181818

so for example you have 400 dpi and 2 in game sens for CSGO you divide 2 by 3.1818181818 = 0.62857 (you can round this off to 0.629)

So for in game csgo 2 valorant would be 0.629

if you use 3 in game for csgo it would be 0.942 In valorant

https://gamepros.gg/mouse-sensitivity-converter/valorant

heres the sensitivity conversion calculator link above

make sure to match both dpis as the same i.e. 400 / 400 or 800 / 800
Thanks mate
Tony Leung Chu-Wai 9 jun. 2020 às 22:20 
Necroposting, I know, but I cannot use exact sensitivity in Valorant as in CSGO. Valorant is about 1/3 of CS:GO unlike 1/3.18 as people suggest and I feel fine. So yeah, if you feel like not hitting shots, just divide by 3 and sometimes it works.
Última alteração por Tony Leung Chu-Wai; 9 jun. 2020 às 22:20
EBK 9 jun. 2020 às 23:40 
I dont think they are, I play both games and my sens feels a little different
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