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Deadlock Sensitivity Guide: Converting from CS2 & Overwatch

January 25, 2026โ€ข8 min read
Deadlock Sensitivity Guide: Converting from CS2 & Overwatch
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Valve's New Challenger

Deadlock has taken the world by storm in early 2026. Merging the MOBA lanes of Dota with the gunplay of TF2, it requires a unique aim style. But how do you transfer your skills?

The Source 2 Engine Connection

Like CS2, Deadlock runs on Source 2. This means the yaw value is identical (0.022). If you play CS2, your sensitivity is 1:1. You don't need to change a thing.

The Overwatch Conversion

Coming from Overwatch? The math is standard:
Overwatch Sens รท 3.333 = Deadlock Sens

Tracking vs. Clicking

Deadlock is tracking-heavy. A slightly higher cm/360 (25-35cm) is recommended compared to the tactical precision of CS (45-55cm).

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Dalto Outlier

Lead Aim Coach & Hardware Expert

Dalto is a veteran FPS aim coach and hardware analyst. Having trained hundreds of competitive players in Valorant and CS2, he specializes in mouse sensor technology, perfect sensitivity calibrations, and cognitive muscle memory optimization.

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