How to convert CS2 sensitivity to Spectre Divide?

In competitive shooters like CS2 and Spectre Divide, it is essential for players to maintain the same mouse sensitivity values, especially if they are juggling between the two titles frequently. This ensures a consistent experience across the board. More so in the case of these two titles since they feature similarly paced gameplay and are both tactical shooters.

Hence, if you are someone who tends to play both shooters frequently, this brief guide will help you understand the steps involved in converting your CS2 sensitivity to Spectre Divide.

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Guide to converting CS2 sensitivity to Spectre Divide

Follow the undermentioned steps to convert your CS2 sensitivity to Spectre Divide:

• First, you need to know the sensitivity settings you are using in Counter-Strike 2. To do so, simply launch the game, click on 'Settings' represented by a gear icon in the top left corner, and then go to the 'Keyboard/Mouse' tab.
• Once the value is found, simply divide the number by 3.25. This will give you the converted value to use in SD.

That's all there is to it. You do not need to use any third-party tools or services for the conversion. So for instance, if your mouse sensitivity in Counter-Strike 2 is set at 2.4, you will have to divide it by 3.25, which will give you the value of 0.738 and this becomes your mouse sensitivity value in SD.

Converting CS2 sensitivity to Spectre Divide (Images via Valve, MountainTop Studios)

Please note that for the conversion factor of 3.25 to work accurately, your mouse DPI must remain constant and should not change between the titles.

On the other hand, if you are coming to CS2 from the new shooter, you will have to multiply the SD value by 3.25. For instance, taking the same mouse settings as in the above case, with a sensitivity of 0.738 in SD you will have to multiply it by 3.25, which will get you to 2.4 in Counter-Strike 2.

Ideally, you would like to maintain a similar sensitivity value in both games as they are quite similar in terms of pace and gameplay, where precision matters the most. If you use two significantly different values, your muscle memory won't kick in on time and your in-game performance might suffer. Hence, you should use the converted values exactly as is. However, you may make little tweaks based on your personal preference.

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That covers everything about converting your Counter-Strike 2 mouse sensitivity to Spectre Divide.

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