How to Convert Valorant Sensitivity to CS2 (Zero Muscle Memory Loss)
Mathematical formula and 1:3.18 ratio breakdown to convert your Valorant sensitivity to CS2 without disrupting horizontal muscle memory.
Transitioning between Riot's Valorant and Valve's Counter-Strike 2 frequently derails aiming mechanics if sensitivities are miscalculated. Because the games run different default field of view (FOV) baselines, standard 1:1 conversion isn't possible without math.
1. The Universal Conversion Formula
Valorant Sensitivity = CS2 Sensitivity รท 3.181818
2. Accounting for 4:3 Stretched Aspect Ratio
If you play CS2 on 4:3 stretched, horizontal targets appear wider and move across your monitor faster. We recommend keeping m_yaw at default 0.022 rather than changing it to 0.0165 to preserve true rotational muscle memory.
Aiden "Krono" Vance
Radiant & Level 10 VerifiedFormer Tier-2 Coach & Radiant Analyst
All tactics, crosshair codes, and sensitivity profiles on GameApp.pro undergo rigorous match testing in competitive Radiant (Valorant) and Faceit Level 10 (CS2) scrim environments. Tested across 50+ map rotations to eliminate confirmation bias.
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