Your sensitivity settings might be set too high. Check your in-game adjustments and reduce them if needed.
Your sensitivity settings might be set too high. Check your in-game adjustments and reduce them if needed.
Then I think it depends on the context. Could you clarify what you're referring to?
A mouse's original DPI works best for tracking. Ultimately it depends on what feels right for you. If you can achieve 2cm per 360 degrees, switching to 30cm/360 isn't necessary just because others do. Targeting with your arm usually offers smoother control since wrist and hand movements are subtle. At lower sensitivity, these tiny shifts have less impact, but higher sensitivity might make a big difference—like the difference between a perfect shot and a miss. Using your wrists gives precise adjustments, while larger arm movements only slightly shift the crosshair.
It mainly comes down to the weapon and the situation. I usually rely on my wrist about 96% of the time, but I'll switch to my arm for tighter encounters. It seems a bit confusing, but I've observed this pattern myself.
I use 450 DPI and 2.3 sens in game with .83 zoom sensitivity. Mind you it's going to vary between people. but i'd say drop the DPI and up the sens imo. This is a gameplay clip of me. I can usually go 40/20 in a death match. Yes, i did decide to have some fun while editing this. Probably more cheese than anything else.