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Sensitivity Basics
Sensitivity is how far your view moves for each unit of finger or phone movement. Too high and you overshoot every target. Too low and you cannot turn fast enough to answer a flank.
The three categories
- Camera sensitivity controls looking around with no scope.
- ADS sensitivity controls aim while scoped. Each scope level needs its own value, and higher zoom needs lower sensitivity.
- Gyroscope sensitivity controls how much phone tilt moves the view. Covered in the intermediate track.
Finding your baseline
- Begin with the middle of each slider.
- Test the turn check: can you spin a full 180 degrees with one swipe? If not, raise camera slightly.
- Test the tracking check: can you keep the crosshair on a moving target without wobble? If not, lower ADS.
- Adjust in small steps and change one number at a time.
What to avoid
Do not copy a streamer's numbers blindly. Their screen size, finger setup and grip are different from yours. Use their values as a starting point only, then tune until the checks above feel natural. When it feels right, lock it in for a month.
Drill of the day
In Training Mode, stand 30 metres from a target. Spray 30 bullets at your current sensitivity and count hits. Lower sensitivity slightly and repeat. Keep the setting that gives the most hits while still allowing a fast turn.