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For that reason most pro players turn it off – you most likely should too. Having mouse acceleration on can hinder your ability to develop muscle memory (recoil/flicking). Mouse acceleration makes your cursor travel further based on how fast you move your mouse.

If you are a rifler and want to use the same sensitivity while being scoped and unscoped use this: zoom_sensitivity_ratio_mouse 0.818933027098955175. Most pro Counter-Strike players play at the default value, which is 1. If you are an AWPer that likes to play a flicking playstyle you might want to increase the value a bit. Zoom sensitivity refers to how fast you aim while you are zoomed in with scoped weapons. It is possible to play at a pro level with high sensitivity but if you aren’t already at a high level, you might as well make the switch before it becomes problematic. I would personally recommend that you play at 800 eDPI if you are new to the game. Playing with sensitivity in those ranges helps you track and aim at opponents because it makes your aim more steady. Most pro counter-strike players play at a low sensitivity of 600-1000 eDPI. If you have a mouse DPI of 400 and an in-game sensitivity of 2, you would do 400 (DPI) * 2 (sensitivity) = 800 (eDPI). You calculate your eDPI by multiplying your DPI by your sensitivity. When you know both values you can calculate your eDPI, which is the value of your in-game sensitivity. Your mouse sensitivity is dependent on those different values, the mouse DPI (Dots per Inch), and your ingame sensitivity. In this guide, I will be going over the best settings for Competitive play so that you will be able to play at the best level possible! Mouse settings Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has a very wide range of options available to players for them to customize to suit their playstyle.