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LoL to Osu sensitivity

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Fill44
Is there a way to convert league of legends sens to osu?
I have been looking all over the internet and can't find anyone talking about it.
WitherMite
step 1: summon a devil
step 2: ???????
step 3: now you know how
Akumace1
This might be... Just might be... the worst thread I’ve seen during my time on OT. Other than TI’s forum signature thread.
jacelife
never heard of that one chief
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Fill44

Akumace1 wrote:

This might be... Just might be... the worst thread I’ve seen during my time on OT. Other than TI’s forum signature thread.
Why? the games literally seem the same only in lol you press abilities instead of circles
Nuuskamuikkunen

Fill44 wrote:

Akumace1 wrote:

This might be... Just might be... the worst thread I’ve seen during my time on OT. Other than TI’s forum signature thread.
Why? the games literally seem the same only in lol you press abilities instead of circles
Yeah, because both games are made with the sole purpose to complement each other.

I mean, if you just installed osu! just to improve at league, let me tell you that there could not be a direct way to convert sensitivity from one to each game as mouse sensitivity works differently on both games.
Foxi

Fill44 wrote:

Akumace1 wrote:

This might be... Just might be... the worst thread I’ve seen during my time on OT. Other than TI’s forum signature thread.
Why? the games literally seem the same only in lol you press abilities instead of circles
No, there's no direct conversion; the games are not cross-compatible. Just mess around with the sensitivity setting in osu!'s settings until you get comfy. Really the only way.
GPR

Fill44 wrote:

Is there a way to convert league of legends sens to osu?
I have been looking all over the internet and can't find anyone talking about it.
No.

Because there's not the way, so nobody talks about it.
z0z
osu cursor sensitivity isn't comparable to any other game
Penguin

z0z wrote:

osu cursor sensitivity isn't comparable to any other game
1.0 sensitivity is equal to desktop sens as long as you're using 6/11 windows and no acceleration. It's the same for most games where you use your cursor to do shit, aslong as you keep the ingame sens to 1.0 or whatever is equal to desktop sens.

I don't understand why people would use in-game sensitivity settings in 2d environments. Just keep your sensitivity in game to 1.0 or whatever is equal to desktop sensitivty. That way you can easily keep track of what's comfortable.

My sens in League is the same as my osu and desktop sens, purely because I keep everything at 1.0, which keeps it the same as my desktop. I think in league, 50% is the default/same as desktop. idk I haven't messed with league in a while.
Lapizote
I'm a Dota player, and I don't really use the same sensitivity settings for both Dota and osu, mainly because I use mouse acceleration for anything other than osu and FPS games.

hasn't really affected my osu aim - I just developed my own muscle memory for the game itself.
ClevelandsMyBro
just don't play any other game so you wou;dn't have to worry about this shit KEKW
Phantonym
i dunno man, i don't play league
keremaru

Penguin wrote:

z0z wrote:

osu cursor sensitivity isn't comparable to any other game
1.0 sensitivity is equal to desktop sens as long as you're using 6/11 windows and no acceleration. It's the same for most games where you use your cursor to do shit, aslong as you keep the ingame sens to 1.0 or whatever is equal to desktop sens.

I don't understand why people would use in-game sensitivity settings in 2d environments. Just keep your sensitivity in game to 1.0 or whatever is equal to desktop sensitivty. That way you can easily keep track of what's comfortable.

My sens in League is the same as my osu and desktop sens, purely because I keep everything at 1.0, which keeps it the same as my desktop. I think in league, 50% is the default/same as desktop. idk I haven't messed with league in a while.
I personally have to use 4.95-6x cursor sens in osu!, mostly because my cursor decelerates when it's about to reach its destination. Don't know why.
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