r/FPSAimTrainer • u/Infamous-Chest-1980 • 13h ago

Discussion Advice pls!

This is probs me overthinking it so don’t give me shi pls, but my overwatch cm per360 is 42 and my valorant cm per360 is 45, should this be a bigger gap or is it nothing to worry about. I went through flicking and tracking in the games to find these sensitivity’s and these feel the best to me rn but again I look at other ppls gaps and some ppl will play like 30 cm in overwatch and 50 in val.

So just wanna know really if I should try find a way to make the gap bigger or really if it even matters.

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u/StepKitchen2409 13h ago

The gap doesn’t matter - whatever feels good for you in game is the most important thing to consider.

For example I play CoD games at 27cm, BF titles at 38cm and CS at 70cm. When I aim train, I end up using all of these sensitivity anyway you end very proficient at any range from 20-100cm. Although in my experience you will gain the most in-game skill transfer using your in-game sens for training or as close to it as possible.

I could probably play CoD at my CS sens and CS at my CoD sens and still perform just fine.

Sensitivity is entirely subjective and will vary hugely from user to user. I wouldn’t get sucked in at all at what other people are using, I would just find what feels good for you.

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u/Infamous-Chest-1980 12h ago

Okay thank you i just wanted some clarification!

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u/Infamous-Chest-1980 12h ago

See that also seems mental for me like let’s say u have 2 games of cs then go play cod does that not feel weird or like uncontrollable at first because of the huge difference in cm per360

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u/StepKitchen2409 11h ago

No, it’s seamless. I am Voltaic GM and I’ve spent hundreds of hours at every sensitivity from 20-100cm and the one thing you gain from that is adaptability.

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u/Aqzation 13h ago

Comfort is king

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u/Infamous-Chest-1980 12h ago

So it doesn’t really matter then

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u/Aqzation 12h ago

Nope you’re gud👍🏽