While we’ll be giving out some pointers here, it has to be said that there’s a wide range of options when it comes to mouse settings and a lot of it has to do with what you’re comfortable with. Many pro players use very different setups so in any case, you’ll have to experiment to find what works for you.
Mouse sensitivity:
When it comes to sensitivity, it’s recommended that players stick to a lower number, ranging anywhere from 2 to 5. While being able to turn fast can be advantageous, a lower sensitivity will help you stay on target and manage recoil a little easier. If you go lower, staying on target will be even easier in general, except for up close, but turning and moving around might feel sluggish. If you’re used to a higher sensitivity, which some players are, it can work to your advantage.
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DPI
When setting up your seperate mouse settings, we’d advise you to aim for a DPI of 400 (recommended) with mouse acceleration disabled. In the end it remains personal preference, but it’s the DPI most people are comfortable with. As it’s easier to aim, and slower at first, you’ll build up correct habits as well.
ADS sensitivity
Finally there’s ADS sensitivity, which has an impact on your sensitivity when aiming down your sights, which is something you’ll be doing quite a lot of. In general, something between 1,5 and 1,7 should work out well.
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