00:00 intro
0:53 my in game sensitivity settings
1:15 steam response curve
2:53 steam deadzone & steam stick size
4:04 steam deadzone shape
4:36 steam anti-deadzone
watch here : overclock your deadzone • overclock your deadzone with these 2 setti...
important note: always experiment with different settings, don't just copy my exact settings. experiment/test, so you can find the perfect sensitivity for you
edit 2 : I've found out that decreasing the stick size from 100% to 98% or 95% or 90% or 85% , would make your crosshair to move faster in game , thus making target tracking and recoil control to be easier. you can also decreas the horizontal scale (make it something below 100% like 90% or 80%) if you feel your in game sensitivity feel fast (not accurate)
edit 3 : increasing steam custom response curve (above 200) will make the sensitivity faster, but at the same time it makes you track targets easier when they fast strafe , also the recoil control will be kinda easier.
edit 4 : i just found out that if you use steam anit-deadzone buffer, it will create a buffer effect, like it feels theres deadzone, but the cool thing is if you use the anti-deadzone buffer with the original anti-deadzone then you will get a good aiming feel. for example i used 3000 anit-deadzone and 300 or 600 anti-deadzone buffer, and i got a really good aiming feel, and later i tried 3000 anti-deadzone with 1500 anti-deadzone buffer and i got a different aiming feel but it was still really good. i advice you guys to try and experiment with this anti-deadzone buffer setting, but don't forget to combined it with the original anti-deadzone.
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