VALORANT PRO SETTINGS HOW TO
With Valorant (used to be called Project A) gunning straight for the competitive shooter market, they definitely know how to do that. But that is dependent on a lot of factors like deskspace, aiming style, and high DPI mouse setting among others.The first foray of Riot Games into the FPS market in an interesting one for sure.
Your sensitivity should be high enough that you can do a 90 degree turn in each direction with one motion. You should start at higher DPI settings and work towards lower sensitivity settings. The general rule for finding your optimal sensitivity is tied to your deskspace and aiming style. So here are some tips to help you find your perfect sensitivity. But for many Valorant players that’s easier said than done. If you are actively playing this game, it’s in your best interest to find your preferred mouse sensitivity as soon as possible, so you can build muscle memory and continuity. Finding your perfect sensitivity in Valorant With this you will turn off the mouse acceleration feature and have proper and crisp mouse movements. To find these settings you need to search for Mouse/ Mouse Settings/ Pointer Options/ Enhance Pointer Precision. Your muscle memory and mouse sensitivity settings are aligned to help you hit the flick but your mouse might be holding you back. If you haven’t figured it out yet, that’s pretty horrible for someone trying to hit nasty flicks in Valorant. When it’s turned on however, it will move the cursor more by trying to calculate your movement depending on your speed. In practice when this feature is turned off, the mouse will move only as much as you have moved it. Mouse acceleration is a feature that determines the distance covered by the cursor on the screen depending on the speed the mouse is moving at. Many players fail to realize, but this is the most important number you’re looking for when searching for your perfect mouse sensitivity. EDPI or effective dots per inch is a measure that is calculated by multiplying the speed of your mouse(DPI) and your in game sensitivity. In different games you can have different mouse sensitivity settings, affecting your gameplay. While the DPI is the speed your mouse moves the cursor at, an EDPI is something different. This is all very important for tactical shooters and we’ll explain why.
That means that mice with a high DPI settings of like 16000 are flying across the screen while low DPI mice move the mouse cursor by just 400 or 800 units per inch. It’s short for Dots Per Inch and it calculates how many pixels or dots on the screen the cursor has moved, when the mouse has been moved by exactly one inch. The way to quantify how much distance the cursor has passed with the movement of modern mice is DPI. Unlike their older mechanical counterparts with the rolling wheels, modern mice use extremely sensitive lasers and sensors to detect movement. If you are new to FPS games and have been wondering what’s the big deal about it, we’ll explain it. Playing anti flash or returning fire to the enemy shooting you in the back, are some of the cases where sensitivity settings affect gameplay. Regardless if you are a wrist or an arm aimer, your sensitivity needs to be set so you can do a 90 to 180 degrees turn in one motion.
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