Poll

How did you set your mouse sensivity (infantry) ?

0.3 - 0.617%17% - 9
0.7 - 1.030%30% - 16
1.1 - 1.419%19% - 10
1.5 - 1.85%5% - 3
1.9 - 2.25%5% - 3
2.3 - 2.63%3% - 2
2.7 - 3.00%0% - 0
> 3.017%17% - 9
Total: 52
-=raska=-
Canada's French Frog
+123|6895|Quebec city, Canada
Hey guys

Just wanted to know whats is your mouse sensivity. Ive heared some guys earlier saying that their sensivity was between 0.5 -  1.0.

Mine is at 2.3. Ive been playing like this since I bought the game... Do you think its too high ?.. Whats yours ?
gene_pool
Banned
+519|6890|Gold coast, Aus.
0.4

Most good players have it on lower sensitivities i think you will find.

edit: Also my G5 is set on 650 DPI
LT.Victim
Member
+1,175|6832|British Columbia, Canada
Its set at 1.0 without messing with the DPI settings on my mouse..
Ender2309
has joined the GOP
+470|6840|USA
dunno. i havent played bf2 in a few weeks and it feels kinda weird...vegas has filled the hole though.
Blehm98
conservative hatemonger
+150|6732|meh-land
higher the sensitivity the better, no idea what mine is in DPI though

but higher sensitivity is always better than lower
gene_pool
Banned
+519|6890|Gold coast, Aus.

Blehm98 wrote:

higher the sensitivity the better, no idea what mine is in DPI though

but higher sensitivity is always better than lower
no
Blehm98
conservative hatemonger
+150|6732|meh-land
how can you say no?  Higher mouse sensitivity means the following:
you don't have to move your mouse as much, so flicking your aim and turning a lot is a lot easier
you have an advantage in close quarters combat (same as above, you can flick your aim more easily)

these two are pretty much the only two things that matter in bf2...
and the only way to get around them is to use macros to do quick turn arounds more easily, something i believe krav3n did (if you watch him play he does a lot of really fast 180s...)
t0mhank5
Member
+319|6981|Surge
Sniping is obviously easier with lower sensitivity.. but other than that, i dont see the point of having the sensitivity that low... I like to whirl around like Im playing counter-strike.
-[Silver.Inc*
BF2s AU Server Admin
+315|6850|Melbourne, Australia.

Blehm98 wrote:

how can you say no?  Higher mouse sensitivity means the following:
you don't have to move your mouse as much, so flicking your aim and turning a lot is a lot easier
you have an advantage in close quarters combat (same as above, you can flick your aim more easily)

these two are pretty much the only two things that matter in bf2...
and the only way to get around them is to use macros to do quick turn arounds more easily, something i believe krav3n did (if you watch him play he does a lot of really fast 180s...)
No.

Lower sens, you get better aiming over longer distance and a more steady feel. If you change your mouse from 1.0 to 0.4 of course it will feel sluggish, but play with it for an hour or so and you will see your aim improving.
Playing the better teams in proper matches (as opposed to pubbing) you will find that you wont have as many CQC battles as you do the longer 20-50m inf battles.

In close quarters its the same, as long as you are used to the lower sens, don't expect to change the sens lower and get used to it right away, give it an hour.

Mines at 0.4 @ 600 DPi. Lower the better.

Last edited by -[Silver.Inc* (2007-03-26 00:28:02)

Megalomaniac
Formerly known as Missionless
+92|6597|105 RVK
whats with DPi? never heard of it and what does it do?
-[Silver.Inc*
BF2s AU Server Admin
+315|6850|Melbourne, Australia.

Missionless wrote:

whats with DPi? never heard of it and what does it do?
On newer mouses and such..you can change the sens of the mouse by clicking a button on it .

Higher dpi = higher sens
Megalomaniac
Formerly known as Missionless
+92|6597|105 RVK

-[Silver.Inc* wrote:

Missionless wrote:

whats with DPi? never heard of it and what does it do?
On newer mouses and such..you can change the sens of the mouse by clicking a button on it .

Higher dpi = higher sens
ohh ok.
david363
Crotch fires and you: the untold story
+314|7008|Comber, Northern Ireland
5.40
Doggehspike
~Ð~
+41|6762
400 DPI. Default in-game.
-=raska=-
Canada's French Frog
+123|6895|Quebec city, Canada
If you take a normal mouse, lets say a 15$ mouse like mine, is it true that lower sensivity (set in the game) means more points per inch so more accuracy for long distance shots ?

I know that lower sensivity means thats its a bit easier to aim, but I also heared that you have "more possibilities" in the same square.
CruZ4dR
Cereal Killer
+145|6925|The View From The Afternoon
Razer Copperhead 2000dpi with 0,8 sens.
Ajax_the_Great1
Dropped on request
+206|6916
The default settings work just fine. No need to fuck with it.
VorteX
Member
+6|6607|Lithuania
0.2, and max DPI (1000).. Better have higher DPI than higher sensitivity
Cookie.VXT
Bringer Of Cookies.
+178|6705|UK
bout 900 - 1000 ish sniping

infantry usually around 1500 maybe more

normally my mouse is on around 7.5 that sort of area.
howler_27
Member
+90|6956
.6 center setting on the G5.
BeerzGod
Hooray Beer!
+94|6839|United States
I haven't even touched the ingame sensitivity... other than to raise it for the vehicles. I just have the shit pre-set on my mouse and change it during gameplay whenever I need to lower it.
Fredrik
i hate you all
+201|6918|Norway
Default 1.0 and the mouse set to one click below max, not sure how many dpi that is

It`s a bit twitchy on long distances if i my hands are sweaty, but a couple of clicks on my mouse fixes that before long shots or sniping. High sensitivity is better for cqc imo, and its new to me that the best players play with low sensitivity, i believe that is bullshit atmof.
Todd_Angelo
Leukocyte
+336|6896|Warlord
1.0, with the G5 set as low as it will go.
SilentscoutIX
BF2s US Server Admin
+91|6657|Vancouver, BC, Canada
1.0 at 400dpi, could probably go lower as well.
stryyker
bad touch
+1,682|6989|California

the middle button on my G5. But recently I have been using my Wacom tablet to aim

Its pretty fucking sweet for TV missiles. Its click and drag. Never miss

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