I play on 3 sensitivity now, gradually brought it down and every time I moved my sens down I noticed my accuracy improve quite dramatically, to the point where I now get accused of having an aimbot
Origially used 3 just for the M8, but as I got used to it I can now SMG pretty well on 3, and I've even got used to sniping/quickscoping with it too. I still turn on people surprisingly regularly, but I mostly play competitive where there's much less opportunity to turn on people. If you're getting shot in the back by a good player, it doesn't matter what your sens is, you're usually going to die. So I'd rather just accept that and take those deaths, in order to give myself the accuracy advantage in all face to face gunfights.

 

25.52% with the M8, but that stat doesn't really mean a lot beacause I prefire a lot, shoot bodies in SND, shoot teammates when the enemy forfeits etc. lol
And trust me, you would be able to turn on people with less than 14. You'd probably turn on people more accurately too

 

You on xbox? PM me your gamertag if you want to play, I'll show you the difference

 

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I played on the highest. Can't do slow, pun intended.

 

I don't understand all the hype of playing sensitivity Insane and such. Probably because of all the trickshooters but other than that, it doesn't really server any purpose. I use sensitivity 7 because it does move a bit fast but not too much so that I don't miss my target by like a mile when I just nudged my analog stick slightly. Playing anything higher than 7 throws off my aim and anything lower is basically moving underwater.

 

I set my sensitivity quite high since I'm a PC gamer and I was used to a higher dpi when I spent years playing league of legends. I've gotten used to being able to move the cursor with a slight twitch of my wrist rather than moving and lifting my hands repeatedly.

 

I'll look into it. How long have you had your Konrol Freaks for and are they still working as well as they were when you got them? Sometimes I buy controls and stuff and they usually end up breaking within a month. :[

 

I play on pc and I've found out that I like a really low sensitivity. Because when you need to move fast its just to move the mouse really fast, which you cant with a console. As it have the same speed when you turn the stick.

 

It varies for me, I think. When I have long gaps of not playing, I usually go far down to like 4 or 5, since it's too fast for me, but after playing for a good amount of time again I boost up to like 10 or more so that I can spin around faster and get my crosshair on opponents faster.

 

I have it pretty low because I'm really bad at aiming, haha. Low sensitivity + stock helps me a lot.

 

On any call of duty game I can play on the highest sensitivity. It's faily easy to get to this level, all you have to do is slowly increase the sensitivity by 1. But use that sensitivity for a couple of days/weeks so you can get used to it.