BattleBit - How to Convert Mouse Sensitivity; Is Sensitivity Converter Needed?
BattleBit is a blocky Battlefield which allows for hundreds of fans to play together on the same server. If you would like to know more about converting mouse sensitivity settings from other games to this one, here you will find some hints.
If you have ever wondered how Battlefield would look like in a blocky world, there is an answer. BattleBit Remastered allows up to 254 players on a single server, destructible environment, and optimisation for high framerates and server tickrate. The title is warmly received by fans, getting 90% positive reviews on steam from over 2000 users. With game so focused on performance, it is only natural to customise it to a heart’s content. One of the most important aspects in FPS titles is mouse sensitivity. Here you will learn basics on how to convert it from other games.
Why to convert mouse sensitivity
It is worth noting that there is no one best option for all. It is purely individual, and many people can have different preferences. You would have to experiment to find your most comfortable setting.
Usually, when you jump from one FPP game to another, you are already well accustomed to the options and feeling in that title and would like to move them over to the next one. As various games offer different sensitivity settings, it’s not an easy and straightforward task.
Tips on converting mouse sensitivity in BattleBit
BattleBit lets you set mouse sensitivity depending on whether you’re aiming from the hip or using ADS (Aim Down Sights) with variable magnification values.
The general rule of thumb and the simplest method of converting sensitivity from one game to the other is to get to the first game, put your mouse in one place, for example edge of your mousepad, rotate your character 360 degrees and mark the position how far the mouse moved. Then, in the second title do exactly the same thing. Try to fiddle with sensitivity settings to match distances in both games.
Make sure that your mouse acceleration setting in operating system is disabled as this will make it nearly impossible to convert the game sensitivity correctly.
If you would like to take more technical approach, there are specific sites that can help you with converting the sensitivity. They take into account many variables like screen resolution or DPI.
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