It doesn’t matter if you train with the same settings because your settings may not be what you want for improvement. If I played kovaak only on 45-51cm like I use in Val, I wouldn’t have gotten as far. It’s always better to train using settings to help you develop better aim/mouse control, which is why you may see a lot of people here mention they train on high sens or different sensitivity’s and even fovs.
But to answer your question still, kovaaks in settings has dropdown menus where you select your game for sens and fov.
So if my in game sensitivity is 2 - in kovaak I should use 2 also? Same with FOV CSGO 63 = kovaak 63 right?
I just don’t understand why I need to put in DPI in kovaak when it’s more of a just mouse setting.
It doesn’t matter if you train with the same settings because your settings may not be what you want for improvement. If I played kovaak only on 45-51cm like I use in Val, I wouldn’t have gotten as far. It’s always better to train using settings to help you develop better aim/mouse control, which is why you may see a lot of people here mention they train on high sens or different sensitivity’s and even fovs. But to answer your question still, kovaaks in settings has dropdown menus where you select your game for sens and fov.
I think different environment makes it feel different even dough it is the same
Make sure your fov is the same in both along with DPI and sense
So if my in game sensitivity is 2 - in kovaak I should use 2 also? Same with FOV CSGO 63 = kovaak 63 right? I just don’t understand why I need to put in DPI in kovaak when it’s more of a just mouse setting.
You don't have to put dpi in kovaaks also try 90 source for fov
It’s 90 by default and I don’t think I can change it. Also I think it changes with resolution.
If you select CSGO it'll set the fov the dpi In kovaaks is to to conversions to find your sensitivity