AmaiHachimitsu wrote:
You know, with all your arguments and all.
Do what you want, you will eventually notice it yourself (given that you will be trying hard to get good at the game) that your current sensitivity is not a good idea.
What's your screen resolution? 833dpi on 1280x1024 for example is ~1.5 inches to cross screen, while on 2560x1440 it is ~3.07
What sensitivity (DPI)@ 2560x1440 would be a good idea? Im still confused cause nixx said 3000 dpi is the bound..
From TeamLiquid (Cyro)
You can't really get good+accurate 1600-1800 on it, and you can't have 1:1 mouse response if you're adjusting sensitivity in a game unless it's like an FPS engine for example (so not possible on desktop, with dota 2 or starcraft)
My advice would be to just pick another mouse (avago ~3090 and 3010 opticals are around 1800dpi native so it shouldn't be too hard) or to adjust to 1150. Players of difficult mouse games such as Osu or competitive stuff where mouse is particularly important (FPS) very very often gravitate towards lower sensitivies for increased accuracy and speed (can move faster confidently with muscle memory which is stronger at lower sensitivity) and i'm using 630dpi atm - so using 1150 is just a matter of what you are adjusted to, not how fast it is.
Of course depends on screen size - on a 1920x1080 screen, 1150 dpi is 1.67 inches to cross screen.
On 2560x1440, it is 2.23 inches.
Just divide the biggest number in your resolution (in these cases 1920 or 2560) by DPI to find that stat - it's the best way to judge sensitivity in stuff like desktop and dota 2. For an FPS engine, you can use cm/360 which is different, but they don't matter as much as they are more easily adjustable (unless you are super super concerned about small performance nuances)
This would mean :
2560 / 2.23 = 1147,98 DPI would be the best for me.