It ' s my top level comment but I ' d be happy to post the screenshot again . EDIT I added it to my above comment . Lemme know is that ' s what you meant <| sep |> If they ' re littered with cliches articulating their speech pattern , then their appeal flies out of the window for me . <| sep |> Yes . Turn them on . <| sep |> I can think of at least Rainbow 6 others you could do <| sep |> Wrist for small precise aiming , arm for general movement . Once muscle memory kicks in , you won ' t think about it It ' s directly dependent to both the size of the mousepad and the sensitivity . The bigger the mousepad , the lower the sensitivity , the more you have to use your arm . The balance between all of this has a big part of personal preference as well . Whatever feels the most natural to you , while letting you be precise while turning quickly . For lower sensitivities , a big mousepad is a must . If you keep having to lift the mouse to turn around , that ' s pretty counterproductive . The rule of thumb I ' ve been using , especially recently when trying to finetune my sensitivity setting , is to lower it as long as I can still do a complete 360 turn in one swipe over the mousepad . More specifically , with the mouse in the center of the mousepad , swipe leftright with your arm to see where you get before you either get out of the pad , hit something or simply are uncomfortable with the position might indicate something to check with your seating andor keyboardmousepad positions if you find that you end up with your arm at an angle that doesn ' t feel right . Full left and full right should let you look behind you at least . You can test the lowest sensitivity setting you can use so that this works , and use that as a ' goal '. You can also use the simple exercises shown 236 to practice it . Even more simply , still in the practice range , you can simply put the crosshair at some point in front of you , decide on another spot some line in a wall , the head of a bot , whatever and aim there . Without overshooting or undershooting , as precisely as possible . Farther and farther away from the starting point . If you ' re used to only aim with your wrist , you should be undershooting quite a bit . Try to get used to the range of movement when using your arm . The arm gets you close to the target , the wrist gets you on it . Edit for reference , I ' m at 800 dpi 1080 p and currently 7 . 8 in OW 35 for sniper scope . I ' ve tried anywhere between 6 and 8 . 5 since release , 7 . 8 is what I got with the 360 turn in one swipe and it ' s what feels best to me right now .