Pick a desk position, open a tracking range, and give yourself 10 minutes to dial things in. This draft is just a placeholder so you can drop in your final wording later.

For now, think of this as a quick-start checklist: keep the DPI simple, lock your in-game sensitivity, and avoid hopping between settings mid-season.

1. 1

   Pick Windows pointer settings

   Pick the middle pointer speed in Motion, then turn on Enhanced pointer precision.

   
2. 2

   Pick a baseline DPI

   Pick either 400, 800, or 1600 so changes are predictable.

3. 3

   Calibrate in-game for a full 360

   Go into game and fire a bullet on a wall, use an ability to make a mark, or target a clear edge like a sign. Move your mouse from the left edge to the right edge of your mousepad and adjust sensitivity until that movement gives one full 360 in-game.

4. 4

   Save and stick

   Write the numbers down and avoid random changes in the future so when you load a new machine, forget settings, or lose cloud data, you can restore your exact sensitivity.