You can adjust your mouse sensitivity in a text file to get specific values rather than only using the in-game slider & make even further adjustments to sensitivity values than what is capable using the in-game settings.

As per title, I got fed up with using the slider and it not landing on the number I wanted & as you can't enter in number values directly in-game either, I went looking for the text file where these values are stored.

C:Users(YOUR USERNAME)AppDataRoamingBattlestate GamesEscape from TarkovSettings and specifically the "Control.ini" file.

In there you will see:

"MouseSensitivity": 0.35,
"MouseAimingSensitivity": 0.32,

Change these values to whatever your liking.

ALSO!

You can add further numbers to those values, for example:

Going from

"MouseSensitivity": 0.35, 

to

"MouseSensitivity": 0.355, 

Does make a difference. I tested this by going into an offline Factory raid and finding a spot on a wall (using the same spot each time) and then doing a full horizontal swipe of my mouse on my mouse mat.

I did this with sensitivity values of: 0.35, 0.355 & 0.359 and each time my endpoint got a little further. Try it out for yourself and see.

This is great because it allows you to really dial-in your preferred sensitivity settings, rather than use the slider which seems to skip values & not be able to get as specific if you want to.

Since doing this, I have found a sensitivity im much more comfortable with which I couldnt previously get using the in-game settings. Hope this helps!

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/EscapefromTarkov/comments/slx1b1/you_can_adjust_your_mouse_sensitivity_in_a_text/

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