Well for one…3500 dpi is way too high.
Even if you played at a very high sens of like, 3 inches is 360 a degree turn on your mouse, that’s still way too high for your resolution.
Here’s my advice in steps
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Go to my documents > my games > shootergame > shooterinput.ini
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Get the value for “MouseSensitivity”, and write it down.
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Go to http://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/, and click on convert
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Select Dirty Bomb for the first game, then put in your dpi, and your sensitivity.
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Convert it to CS GO, since what we are trying to do is see the dpi most useful for your setup
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Now, take the number you get for CS GO, and paste into the “in game sensitivity” box on this website.
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Fill out the rest of the information, for your res it’d be 1680, everything else should be default, like fov = 90, windows sensitivity multiplier = 1 and so on.
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Now, click calculate for dpi, and see what that number is. Then, adjust your mouse dpi to get as close to that number as possible. Don’t go over it, but get close to it, like if it says 836 or something, make your dpi 800.
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Now, go back to mouse sensitivity.com, and make dirty bomb the second game, and change the dpi your estimated useful dpi.
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Copy and paste the number into shooterinput.ini
For now, this is your sensitivity, if you want to adjust it, adjust it by centimeters per 360. You can do this by going to the distance calculator on mousesensitivity.com, set it centimeters, and set your dpi, it will auto calculate everything for you.
Your goal is to get as close your useful dpi as possible, with a sensitivity you are comfortable with.
Personally, I recommend something between 13-25 centimeters per 360, dpi between 400-1000. No more, no less, I promise you’ll get better once you get used to it.