Hello, I’m a long time low sensitivity user (4.94 in-game sens,400 dpi or 70cm/360). So apart from getting used to 2 different sensitivities, Is it possible to have a 180 turn button? It might allow for some interesting moves and combos I think.
I doubt it. 180s are seen as a skill-move, just gotta learn how to do it
You can make a macro that does that… But I’m quite sure Blizzard doesn’t like that.
I can play aim heavy characters just fine, even tracer. But i run in to problems when i try to use genji ulti. So to do a dash + 180 turn slash i have to swipe my mouse all across 45 cm mouse pad and lift it again and do a half swipe to correct the mouse position in like 0.4 secs. I believe I can do it if I keep practicing it. But i’m afraid it might injure my arm if I keep doing it.
Try spinning the mouse and jumping at the same time, somehow this seems to make your camera shift faster.
I don’t know why. It just does.
That is interesting! I’ll check it out.
Try aiming with your arm and not your wrist.
I am aiming with my arm.
If you have a gaming mouse with extra buttons, bind one of them to a DPI shift function that is faster, rather than slower like most mice default to. Use that button to turn around quickly, but otherwise aim with your preferred sensitivity. You don’t have to get used to the faster sensitivity that way, since you’re never using it to aim.
I believe Ryujehong uses a setup like this.
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That is a cool idea! I shall test it asap!! Thank you for the info!
So I tested it a bit. And it turns out to be the best option available to me. But I have to test it out for at least a month to make sure.
If they can’t put a 180 turn button. Putting a sensitivity slider just for the dragon blade would be a great quality of life change for low sens players like myself I think.
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