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Hey, just curious what sensitivity people play with. I prefer 7. If anyone knows what the pros use, post that too.

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tallguy1618 wrote :

Hey, just curious what sensitivity people play with. I prefer 7. If anyone knows what the pros use, post that too.



I use 1 sensitivity, and back when we played H1 on XBC alot I can recall of the ogre bro's playing with a low to mid setting as well, but can recall what it was. I believe that they are considered pros now and it seems like alot of people know who they are, but if I remember I will aim them next time they are on and ask. Just remember that lower sensitivity usually equals more accuracy...look at the CS players lol, most of them play with sensitivity of what?!? .2 and crap. Idk if I could go that low, but most of my games I stay pretty low on.

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3Ball

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I stick around 4. With MLG that seems to be the most liked. For most 4 is to slow, but 5 is too fast.

 

I believe Ogre2 (arguably one of the best halo 3 players at the moment), uses 2 sens.

 

Also, try playing on splitscreen. It increases your FOV from 60 degrees to 90, and also gets rid of aim acceleration (when you turn on full screen it starts slow, then speeds up).

 

When it comes down to it, its all about preference, and where you can keep a steady BR shot.

 

Whats your gamer tag? We should play some customs sometime. (assuming you have xbox live)

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Message edited by Arkive on 02-26-2008 at 06:41:35 AM
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Arkive wrote :

I stick around 4. With MLG that seems to be the most liked. For most 4 is to slow, but 5 is too fast.

 

I believe Ogre2 (arguably one of the best halo 3 players at the moment), uses 2 sens.

 

Also, try playing on splitscreen. It increases your FOV from 60 degrees to 90, and also gets rid of aim acceleration (when you turn on full screen it starts slow, then speeds up).

 

When it comes down to it, its all about preference, and where you can keep a steady BR shot.

 

Whats your gamer tag? We should play some customs sometime. (assuming you have xbox live)

 

Yea I just spoke to his brother ogre1 and lol, I already forget, but one playes on 2 and the other on 3 so you are probably correct on that one. Thx for the explanation on the splitscreen. I have always wandered why it felt slightly different. With the lag that my HDTV gives me i feel it much less on split screen. Interesting...

 

Best,

 

3Ball


Message edited by 3Ball on 02-26-2008 at 07:16:24 AM
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Cool thanks guys. I don't have a 360 yet, but will get one with Xbox live and halo by the end of March. I usually just play at my friends house. I will probably start using a lower sensitivity. I always figured if it was faster I would be able to aim quicker, but it seems like its better for a lower sensitivity. Its kind of funny, I have a friend who is an amazing sniper and he plays with 1. My other friends and I always call him a noob because he's a little younger than us but still owns us and he's playing on 1. Now I'll have to spread the word that the pros do it and then he's gonna be like I TOLD U GUYS!

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