Valorant is a 5v5 shooter, whereas Apex Legends is a battle royale. But if you want to excel at both, you’ll first need to convert your Valorant sensitivity to Apex Legends.
Mouse sensitivity in gaming refers to how fast or slow your in-game camera or crosshair moves in response to physical mouse movement. It’s typically measured in DPI (dots per inch) or eDPI (effective DPI), the product of in-game sensitivity and mouse DPI. Finding the right sensitivity is crucial for aiming accuracy and overall gameplay performance.
However, this sensitivity is rarely the same for every video game. For example, in Valorant, players often opt for low sensitivity to have greater control over movement, which aids in landing headshots. In Apex Legends, spraying is more common, so high sensitivity usually does the trick.
But you can convert your Valorant sensitivity to Apex Legends if you’re simultaneously playing both games.
The most practical method is by multiplying your Valorant sensitivity by 3.182. This value is widely used by many players and sensitivity converters as a reliable starting point. Here’s a straightforward guide on how to do this.
Another simpler method is using third-party converters to get an exact number, such as AIMING.PRO is the least complicated website when it comes to conversion. Put your Valorant sense in and select the game you want to convert it to, which, in this case, is Apex Legends, and you’ll get your perfect conversion.
It’s also worth noting that the converted sensitivity may not feel natural right away. You may want to load up the game, feed in your new sense, and tweak it slightly based on how it feels in-game. Since movement in both games is different, the ideal sensitivity can only be achieved by playing a few practice games and tweaking the numbers as you go.
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