Best to do it . Listening to Carlin definitely helped mold me as a person good or bad ? Both probably , I ' m a huge cynic . But there ' s a thin level of optimism below all of that . <| sep |> Edit Now that I reread your post , maybe I misunderstood . I only started playing OW with the free weekend but I ' ve seen old posts that were talking about how you could only adjust sensitivity in chunksYou used to only be able to adjust it by whole numbers but now you can have fractions as well . Nope , it ' s 6 . I can absolutely relate with not wanting to change sensitivities . I played with 16003 . 5 but on desktop I use 800 DPI so eventually I got fed up and switched to 8007 . Anyway , for FPS a lower sensitivity means more control . Obviously you can turn and flick faster with a higher sens but you won ' t be as accurate . In CSGO players go even lower than in Overwatch because it ' s more about small movements and less about flanking from any angle . To get the same eDPI 4800 with 2400 you ' d use 2 sens . That might initially seem really , really low but getting used to moving your mouse with this is arguably one of the most effective ways to improve aim . I don ' t like adjusting your sensitivity slowly just because you need to build muscle memory . Ideally you learn the exact distance your crosshair moves in correlation to your mouse movement if you keep lowering your sens gradually you won ' t have that ingrained . However if you have a really high DPISensitivity I can ' t imagine the jump to a very low one . Check out how much you want to lower it and maybe have 12 steps in between .