Stop changing your DPI every week. Stop copying pro settings. Start using data.
If you are reading this, you have likely experienced the "sensitivity crisis." You land a few flick shots in Valorant, feel like a god, then wake up the next day unable to hit a stationary target. You lower your DPI. You raise it. You watch a pro player’s settings video, copy their exact eDPI, and still miss.
We have all been there. The gaming industry has been obsessed with hardware—monitor refresh rates, polling rates, mouse grips—but we have ignored the most important variable: your unique biophysics.
Enter Oblivity. This is not just another aim trainer. It is a sensitivity discovery engine. If you want to find your perfect sensitivity, Oblivity is the only tool that removes opinion and replaces it with statistical regression analysis.
Here is everything you need to know about why your sensitivity is broken, and how Oblivity fixes it forever.
Most players pick a random pro’s eDPI (e.g., 800 DPI @ 0.35 in Valorant) and assume it will work for them. It doesn’t.
The old way: Spend 3 hours in Aim Lab randomly guessing numbers. The new way: Oblivity.
Is Oblivity a cheat code? No. You still need game sense, crosshair placement, and reaction time. But it removes the variable noise from your mechanical practice.
Who needs this?
The Bottom Line: Stop guessing. Start knowing. Oblivity transforms aim training from a religious superstition ("I play better on 800 DPI because TenZ does") into a science.
Find your perfect sensitivity. Then, finally, forget about it. Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity
Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity is an advanced aim training software developed by Poly Games. It is primarily designed to help first-person shooter (FPS) players discover their optimal mouse sensitivity through a data-driven algorithm. Unlike traditional aim trainers like KovaaK's or Aim Labs, Oblivity focuses on automating the search for a "comfortable" and "intuitive" sensitivity by analyzing a user's performance across varying levels in real-time. Quick Facts Developer/Publisher: Poly Games. Release Date: March 24, 2022. Platform: Available on Steam.
Key Features: Sensitivity Finder, Aim Trainer, Performance Analysis, and Sensitivity Converter.
Game Support: Over 20 presets for popular titles like Valorant, Apex Legends, and Counter-Strike. The Sensitivity Finder
The core value proposition of Oblivity is its automated algorithm that identifies the sensitivity where a player performs most consistently. How it Works Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity в Steam
How about a feature called Dynamic Environment Calibration is excellent at finding sensitivity based on performance in specific scenarios , it currently relies on standardized training maps. A Dynamic Environment Calibration
feature would allow you to import specific map geometry from supported games (like a bomb site in or a complex building in Apex Legends
) to test sensitivity in the exact context where you struggle. Why this would be a game-changer: Verticality Adjustment
: Aiming requirements change when you are on a high-ground position versus flat ground. This feature would test if your sensitivity holds up during steep vertical flicks. Obstacle Clipping
: It would track if your current sensitivity causes you to "snag" your crosshair on walls or doorframes while clearing corners, a common issue for players whose sensitivity is too low for their physical desk space. Visual Noise Testing
: Calibration would occur amidst the actual visual clutter, colors, and lighting of your favorite game maps, ensuring your "perfect" sensitivity isn't just optimized for a sterile gray training room. You can currently find Oblivity on Steam to use its existing Sensitivity Finder Aim Trainer sketch out how the UI for a map-importing tool like this might look? Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity on Steam Stop changing your DPI every week
Master Your Aim: A Deep Dive into Oblivity’s Sensitivity Finder
Finding your "perfect" sensitivity often feels like a never-ending cycle of copying pro settings and hoping they stick.
changes that by using a data-driven approach to discover the exact sensitivity where your performance peaks. How the Sensitivity Finder Works
Unlike standard aim trainers that just let you practice, Oblivity uses a smart algorithm to analyze how you move your mouse.
Setup Your Profile: You start by inputting your primary game (like Valorant or CS2), current DPI, and aiming style (arm, wrist, or hybrid).
The Mouse Pad Scan: You move your mouse across your actual available space so the software knows your physical limits.
Dynamic Testing: You play through a playlist of scenarios. The catch? Your sensitivity changes every round. The software intentionally makes large jumps to see where your accuracy and speed remain most stable.
Data Collection: For the best results, it’s recommended to play at least 100 rounds over several days. This helps filter out "good aim days" versus "bad aim days" to find a true baseline. Key Features Beyond Sensitivity
While finding your "sens" is the headline, Oblivity is a fully featured aim-improvement suite: Oblivity's Sensitivity Finder Guide
Every FPS player knows the ritual. You miss a shot you should have hit. You sigh, tab out of the game, and slide the mouse sensitivity slider down by 0.2. Or maybe up. You jump into a deathmatch, over-flick, then slide it the other way. You spend more time in the training range than in ranked play. You are chasing the ghost of "perfect aim." The old way: Spend 3 hours in Aim
This is the problem Oblivity was built to solve.
For years, finding your perfect sensitivity was a dark art. Pro players would tell you to do a "360-degree turn from one side of your mousepad to the other." Others swore by the "PSA Method" (Perfect Sensitivity Approximation), which involves hours of tedious bot-shooting and binary choices ("Is this too fast or too slow?"). It works, but it feels like doing your taxes.
Oblivity takes that manual, frustrating process and automates it with data science.
Before we dive into how Oblivity works, we need to destroy a common myth: that there is a "best" sensitivity.
TenZ uses ~280 eDPI in Valorant. Brax uses ~400. Hiko uses ~576. They are all professional players. They all win.
Why is the range so wide? Because perfect aim isn't about a number; it is about neuromuscular compatibility. The length of your fingers, the way you pronate your wrist, the friction of your mousepad, and your reactive inhibition—all of these create a "Goldilocks zone" unique to you.
You cannot find your perfect sensitivity by guessing. You need a scientific benchmark.
The perfect sensitivity today might not be perfect in six months. As you build forearm strength or change your posture, your ideal CM/360 shifts.
Oblivity allows you to re-calibrate monthly. Most top-tier players run the Sensitivity Finder once every season (90 days). Over time, the algorithm converges on a static number—your terminal sensitivity.