Sens on console is easy imo. All you need is as fast as you can comfortably control horizontal sens that lets you do as near perfect 180° turn (mine being 40 horizontal) vertical is finding headshot height and looking at the floor as comfortably as possible. This allows for vertical play with ops like buck sledge and hibana since you'll be up top most times with said ops (unless your below then hibana is near irrelevant) then your ads (the tricky part) this is a feel thing. You'll wanna mess with one scope sens at a time and really focus. For all your scopes find something small in game (the training range is good for this now with moving orbs but don't shoot the) and just track them. If you like to smack your right stick to the edge a lot then a lower sens may be better for you if you barely move your right stick then maybe a higher. Do this with all the scopes then do 10 min of terrorist hunts no audio blast music and just feel out the sens (you'll die a lot but this is to get a feel for movements on this sens) then do deathmatch with audio and just walk around the map like your trying to take certain areas of the map for "site control" after you really nail something stick with it. If you are over flicking one day turn your ads sens down by 1 or 2 and if your under flicking up 1 or 2 and slowly go back to normal during your play session. If this don't work then I can try to get in a game with you and see what's wrong just @ me on here
No mention of the advanced ads controller settings on console , so I'll assume you just have them turned off? Almost a great video for console players but seems like ps5 was just an afterthought. Expected, to be fair, when you main PC
I actually have been playing mainly on a console this season. Yes, I have advanced settings off. The reason it seems like I glossed over console settings in the video, is because I did. I didn't want to milk the simple concepts to extend the video. Settings on console are FAR more personalized and based on personal preference than PC. While the general concepts of how to find your sensitivity are the same, the manner of how you refine your sens and the settings themselves will be so wildly different from person to person, it would make no sense to go over it in the video. It may seem like glossing over and lazy to just say "go into the training grounds or TDM and figure it out." but it really is that simple and there are NO SHORT CUTS. Once you find your baseline settings from the tips in the video, the only way to refine it further is to find what's best and most consistent for you as you practice.
@@lanceBoiR6 I realise after re reading my comment, it seems like I was criticising, I apologise. I was just hoping you would explain the pros and cons of the advanced settings. I actually tried out your way of finding the sensitivity on ps5, worked out better than my previous sensitivity. I'll just leave the advanced stuff off. Subbed
this video helped me realize that i was prioritizing speed over precision, no wonder why i miss too often cs it was too fast
what sense do u use now?
im not sure why but i like the vibe and feel of your vid style as opposed to others if that makes sense
What’s he time stamp for when you go over how to find your sens on controller? I’m only hearing pc mouse stuff
Sens on console is easy imo. All you need is as fast as you can comfortably control horizontal sens that lets you do as near perfect 180° turn (mine being 40 horizontal) vertical is finding headshot height and looking at the floor as comfortably as possible. This allows for vertical play with ops like buck sledge and hibana since you'll be up top most times with said ops (unless your below then hibana is near irrelevant) then your ads (the tricky part) this is a feel thing. You'll wanna mess with one scope sens at a time and really focus. For all your scopes find something small in game (the training range is good for this now with moving orbs but don't shoot the) and just track them. If you like to smack your right stick to the edge a lot then a lower sens may be better for you if you barely move your right stick then maybe a higher. Do this with all the scopes then do 10 min of terrorist hunts no audio blast music and just feel out the sens (you'll die a lot but this is to get a feel for movements on this sens) then do deathmatch with audio and just walk around the map like your trying to take certain areas of the map for "site control" after you really nail something stick with it. If you are over flicking one day turn your ads sens down by 1 or 2 and if your under flicking up 1 or 2 and slowly go back to normal during your play session. If this don't work then I can try to get in a game with you and see what's wrong just @ me on here
@@vanfl9911 need help to find my sens
@@vanfl9911send ur psn, il tring to find a sens but I cant have something right
Very informative video.
Very helpful, found what i was looking for, on console ❤️
What’s your ads it’s quite blurry
Good tips!
Great video. If you could recording in 60fps would look much better.
Can’t wait to see what’s up next.❤
Does it work with other games, like battlefield?
The same general principles apply but every game is different
No mention of the advanced ads controller settings on console , so I'll assume you just have them turned off? Almost a great video for console players but seems like ps5 was just an afterthought. Expected, to be fair, when you main PC
I actually have been playing mainly on a console this season. Yes, I have advanced settings off. The reason it seems like I glossed over console settings in the video, is because I did. I didn't want to milk the simple concepts to extend the video. Settings on console are FAR more personalized and based on personal preference than PC. While the general concepts of how to find your sensitivity are the same, the manner of how you refine your sens and the settings themselves will be so wildly different from person to person, it would make no sense to go over it in the video. It may seem like glossing over and lazy to just say "go into the training grounds or TDM and figure it out." but it really is that simple and there are NO SHORT CUTS. Once you find your baseline settings from the tips in the video, the only way to refine it further is to find what's best and most consistent for you as you practice.
@@lanceBoiR6 I realise after re reading my comment, it seems like I was criticising, I apologise. I was just hoping you would explain the pros and cons of the advanced settings. I actually tried out your way of finding the sensitivity on ps5, worked out better than my previous sensitivity. I'll just leave the advanced stuff off. Subbed
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