Gaming What sensitivity do Japanese and Korean player use in splatoon 2

[Kurokage]

I admire the challenge the user that are not from my region but I mostly like players from the Uk and players from Asia.
I wonder what sensitivity do players from Asia use since I don’t have that much access to their things mostly just from the state I’m from.
Do you think any of you can help me!

 

[Seliph]

Could you rewrite what you wrote? I couldn't understand it very well.
I'm pretty sure they use standard sensitivity, I don't know why they wouldn't.

 

[Kurokage]

Could you rewrite what you wrote? I couldn't understand it very well.
I'm pretty sure they use standard sensitivity, I don't know why they wouldn't.

I don’t know if they use the standard default sensitivity because I see them able to snap on the opponent and kill them or it ends up in both being splatted. As well as them being able to aim and put their accuracy right on the opponent.

 

[Seliph]

I don’t know if they use the standard default sensitivity because I see them able to snap on the opponent and kill them or it ends up in both being splatted. As well as them being able to aim and put their accuracy right on the opponent.

I think the players you've seen are just better than average players. Just play a lot and aiming quickly and accurately becomes second nature. The idea that all Japanese and Korean players are good is overhyped, they're just as good as us.

 

[Kurokage]

I think the players you've seen are just better than average players. Just play a lot and aiming quickly and accurately becomes second nature. The idea that all Japanese and Korean players are good is overhyped, they're just as good as us.

So I use 2.5 on both with motion controls. Does it really just takes a few hours cause some games I just suck completly and some I don’t. All players I see in the lobby are either 50 or in 30s or 40s

 

[Kurokage]

I think the players you've seen are just better than average players. Just play a lot and aiming quickly and accurately becomes second nature. The idea that all Japanese and Korean players are good is overhyped, they're just as good as us.

So I use 2.5 on both with motion controls. Does it really just takes a few hours cause some games I just suck completly and some I don’t.? All players I see in the lobby are either 50 or in 30s or 40s.On the other hand it’s probaly because I don’t have good ability’s for my gear correct?

 

[KevinLSX]

They just play a lot???

 

[g00s3y]

Practice makes perfect.

Where you are from makes no difference in how good you are at something.

 

[Seliph]

So I use 2.5 on both with motion controls. Does it really just takes a few hours cause some games I just suck completly and some I don’t.? All players I see in the lobby are either 50 or in 30s or 40s.On the other hand it’s probaly because I don’t have good ability’s for my gear correct?

A few hours isn't enough and abilities aren't really too big of a factor either. Give yourself a month and if you've played enough it should pay off regardless of your abilities.

 

[Selim873]

What controller do you play with? I started with the pro controller but I found that the separate joycon with the gyro sensitivity set a little higher is EXTREMELY accurate, so that's how I play. I hadn't played in a while so I don't remember what sensitivity I have set but you should try that if you don't currently use joycon.

 

[ov3rkill]

It depends on the user. You'll have to try it yourself and see what your good with. Also, take note that it depends on the weapon you specialized.

 

[Kurokage]

What controller do you play with? I started with the pro controller but I found that the separate joycon with the gyro sensitivity set a little higher is EXTREMELY accurate, so that's how I play. I hadn't played in a while so I don't remember what sensitivity I have set but you should try that if you don't currently use joycon.

I use the joycon grip controller.

 

[Selim873]

I use the joycon grip controller.

Give the separated joycon a shot. You don't have to join a game to test it out since you could always go to the weapon range. Plus, practice makes perfect!

 

[Kurokage]

Give the separated joycon a shot. You don't have to join a game to test it out since you could always go to the weapon range. Plus, practice makes perfect!

The problem is I’ve been trying it out but I also know that its good it use the right stick but the problem for me is how because I wanna use dualies for each game.

 

[ItsTheWolf]

Neither JP nor KOR, but I'm an Asian and since you're kinda asking for one in the OP so I'm just gonna share something...
- Got Dualie Squelchers for the sweet sweet range (not as good as real Squelcher in terms of range and damage but it works, and has better fire rate, which is something I'm after)
- Cranked motion sensitivity up to +3, stick to +2
- Play in separated joy-con mode
- Get used to resetting camera every time match starts / when the joy-con is in neutral position but not the camera
- Get used to fast 180 when getting hit / seeing enemy's ink shot from behind (Stick down + Y)
- Only play in docked with a big screen (somehow my performance got worse in tablet mode, maybe because the screen is kinda small, and I stopped playing in handheld, because that means I gotta play with sticks, and wow, it's sooooo not good now that I'm used to motion control)
- Been leading a lot more boards ever since, whether winning or losing

 

[Reecey]

I always put my sensitivity right down to the bottom and turn motion controls off I find it much more accurate to play with that way especially when quick fire aiming. Its too messy with the sensitivity to high, I find your aiming can be way off going into a quick draw! because you all of a sudden panic and your aiming just goes somewhere it shouldn't! That's handheld not docked!

 

[Yil]

Am I the only who thinks motion control is superior even to mouse in some cases?