How to Create Your Perfect Free Fire Sensitivity

Introduction

In this video, I’ll teach you how to create your own perfect sensitivity.

I want you to think about that player who lands headshots in an impressive way, but who also has very good mobility. After watching this video, you can become that player because I’ll show you the best way to create the perfect sensitivity.

Let’s begin.

The Three Fundamental Factors for Perfect Sensitivity

For you to have perfect sensitivity, there are three fundamental factors that you need to keep in mind.

The first is the device you use. For example, if your device is low-end, you will need higher sensitivity. If your device is high-end, you will need lower sensitivity. This is because of how the device is optimized for the game.

The next factor is the fire button. If, for example, you use a small fire button with very high sensitivity, your shots can go above the opponent’s head.

However, if you use a very large fire button with very low sensitivity, your shots can stay stuck on the chest, which makes it difficult to lift your aim correctly.

The last factor, and in my opinion the most important one, is the amount of force you use when lifting your aim.

For example, if your sensitivity is too high but you lift your aim very gently, the sensitivity can still feel stable. But if you move the button too strongly while using very high sensitivity, your shots will go above the opponent’s head.

Now that I’ve explained this, let’s begin.

Resetting Your Sensitivity Settings

First, go to Settings and Sensitivity and set all the values to zero.

Then, place the fire button in a position where you feel comfortable lifting your aim in a straight line, because, as everyone knows, lifting your aim in a straight line is the most effective method.

Once you have mastered the straight-line aim movement, you will also be able to perform the other types of aim movements much more quickly.

Finding Your General Sensitivity

We’ll start with General Sensitivity.

This sensitivity is very important because it affects two factors. The first is mobility, and the second is lifting your aim from the hip.

Since this is the movement sensitivity, I recommend starting with a value between 70 and 100. With these values, you can have very good mobility.

Now simply try to lift your aim toward the training dummy.

If your aim stays on the chest, as happened to me, increase the sensitivity gradually by five points at a time.

If you still cannot lift your aim properly, increase it by another five points and continue doing this until you find the right value.

In my case, my perfect sensitivity was 185.

As you can see, with this value I can lift my aim correctly without going above the opponent’s head.

Perfect Sensitivity Does Not Mean Every Shot Will Be Red

There is one very important point I want to emphasize.

Even if you have the perfect sensitivity, you will never get every shot as a headshot. That is practically impossible.

Finding the 2x Scope Sensitivity

Now we’ll move on to the 2x scope sensitivity and follow the same procedure, increasing the value by five points at a time until we find the perfect setting.

In my case, the perfect value was 160.

If your aim stays stuck on the chest, increase the sensitivity again by five points gradually and continue until you find the right value.

You can use this same method for every sensitivity setting.

A Quick Trick for Finding Scope Sensitivities

Now I’ll give you a trick that I always use to find sensitivities much faster.

If your 2x scope sensitivity is, for example, 160, your 4x scope sensitivity would be 180, while your 1x scope sensitivity would be 140.

You might ask, “Santana, where do you get those sensitivity values from?”

Let me explain briefly.

Free Fire works in the following way: the more zoom you have with a scope, the heavier the sensitivity feels.

That is why it is more difficult to lift your aim while aiming through a scope than when shooting from the hip.

The distance from the opponent is greater, which means you need higher sensitivity.

For example, if your 4x scope sensitivity is 100, your 2x scope sensitivity would be 80, and so on with each scope.

However, if you want your sensitivity to have more specific values, you can use the first method I showed you, increasing the values five points at a time.

That method is also very effective for finding your ideal sensitivity.

Other Factors: Suppressor and DPI

There are also other factors, such as the suppressor, which can help prevent shots from going above the opponent’s head, or DPI, which can provide greater sensitivity.

But I can explain those things in another video so we can go into more detail.

Now we’ll move on to a Grandmaster match where I got 23 kills to give you tips and advice that you can use in real matches and help you win your games.

Grandmaster Match: Landing and First Eliminations

I decided to land right at the window so I could surprise the players who were landing directly in front of me.

As expected, one of them was looting, but he was very stiff, so we quickly took him down.

At the same time, I heard people below me. That meant they were going to rush me.

I decided to place a wall and activate Oscar’s ability to cancel the opponent’s effect, securing the elimination with yellow damage.

As I said before, you will not always get red damage, even if you have perfect sensitivity.

At the same time, when I landed, I realized that people had landed behind me. That meant they were on this side and one of them was waiting for me.

Here I want you to pay attention.

I rushed from the right side, making the opponent think I had gone that way, but we surprised him with a fake movement toward the left and took him down.

While I was rushing him, I heard another player land right next to me.

That meant he would probably think I was one shot and try to rush me. That is how we managed to lift our aim and take him down.

At the same time, I noticed that there were people picking up the Heart, so I decided to rush them so they could not get the extra life.

We placed a wall and activated Oscar’s ability.

This is a very effective way to rush because you cancel the opponent’s effect.

At the same time, I realized that the players I had taken down had returned. So we quickly took cover because this gave us a blind spot.

Then I heard people below me, so we jumped down and quickly rushed them.

But there was still another player who had just landed. The shot alert also marked someone behind us, and another player was coming down.

So we quickly lifted our aim and rushed from the side.

Remember that you should never rush directly from the front.

Since the ability had already charged, we rushed in the same way and took down the next opponent.

At this point, we already had a total of eight eliminations.

Reaching Ten Eliminations

Up to this point, I thought I had already cleared the area, but never get too confident because there will always be opponents somewhere.

So I activated the mosquito ability to mark nearby players.

Sure enough, there was one player upstairs, so we used the same rushing strategy.

We tried to lift our aim, but the effect did not connect, so we made a fake movement to the left.

At the same time, the shot alert marked people behind me.

There was also another opponent fighting the player I was facing, so I took advantage of the situation while he was looting and took him down.

He was literally standing completely still.

We quickly took cover because I knew they were going to rush me again.

And sure enough, I had one right in front of me.

He activated his ability, so we placed a wall.

I tried to rush him, but always while using cover because we were in a somewhat open area where he could easily take me down.

Once I took him down, we quickly took cover behind the fence.

I knew he was on the left, so I rushed.

We placed a wall so he could not get a clear shot, and we landed red damage.

That is how we secured our first ten eliminations.

Remember that the best way to play your matches is with strategy.

It does not matter whether you deal yellow or red damage. What matters is that you are the last player standing in the battle.

Playing Against the Hammer Ability

I noticed that someone had landed outside, which meant he would probably be waiting for me.

So I moved forward, slightly toward the left, to make him feel confident.

Then I noticed him peeking, so we placed a wall.

When an opponent has the hammer ability, I want to give you some advice: always take your shots from medium or long range.

That way, the opponent’s effect does not activate.

If he tries to rush you, always create a little more distance so the opponent becomes careless and you can quickly lift your aim.

As you can see, I played from medium range and the hammer effect did not activate.

That gave me an advantage over the opponent.

We took him down very easily.

Using Cover in Open Areas

I used the launcher because there was another player directly in front of me.

We lifted our aim and took him down very quickly.

Whenever you are in an open area, place a wall.

The opponent became confident because he had the ability that canceled my walls, so he decided not to use his own walls.

That is why I always recommend that you use your walls. It does not matter if you have to spend them, especially because they are there to protect you.

Also remember that every time you eliminate an opponent, you receive two extra walls.

So you will never run out of walls.

Never Get Too Confident in PvP

I ran into another player directly in front of me.

I quickly placed a wall and activated my ability.

As you noticed, he had the same ability as the previous opponent, and he also became overconfident.

What I mean is that even if you have already won the PvP fight, never become too confident because the opponent can turn the fight around very quickly.

When it was time to move into the zone, the minimap marked people on the left.

Since I knew they had the high ground, I tried to take high ground as well so they could not easily lift their aim at me or take me down.

I knew the opponent had become confident, so I decided to lift my aim at him while also placing a wall.

Always rush from the front with walls when necessary.

Here I realized that the opponent had activated Iris’s ability.

So we made an effective rush using Oscar and secured the elimination quickly.

Whenever you encounter a player using Iris, try to rush them without walls.

Most players use that ability specifically because they are accustomed to having walls in front of them.

When you take away something they know how to use, they lose that advantage and you can take them down more easily.

Waiting for the Opponent to Return

I noticed that there was a duo fighting, so I tried to rush them.

However, the opponent activated the ability that sends him into another dimension.

When this happens, I recommend waiting for them.

As you can see, their locations appear on my screen.

When they return, they still have an animation.

That gives you an advantage and allows you to take them down more easily.

As you can see, he was not expecting it at all.

The animation that appears when the player returns to the map takes about one second to load.

You should use that second to take the opponent down quickly.

Fifteen Opponents Remaining

At this point, there were only 15 opponents remaining, so I decided to rush because there was one directly in front of me.

We always activate the mosquito ability, place a wall, and activate Oscar.

Once we cancel the opponent’s effect, we lift our aim in a straight line and send him back to the lobby.

There was a lot of open space here, along with houses where opponents could take cover.

So I decided to rush strategically, taking cover while always protecting myself.

I noticed someone directly in front of me, so I tried to get behind him and lift my aim.

But he placed a wall.

Since I realized he was already damaged, I decided to rush while using cover from inside.

He came out, and we tried to take complete control of the fight and secured the elimination easily.

He was moving away, but I noticed that he placed a wall behind him.

He had previously been running from someone else, so I decided to activate the mosquito ability and wait for it to charge.

Sure enough, there was someone inside the house.

We quickly lifted our aim because he was standing still, and we took him down easily.

Healing and Looting Safely

Even though I had cleared the area, I took cover so I could heal.

As I always tell you, never heal or loot in the open for an extended period of time.

If you stay in the same place where you got a red hit for too long, an opponent can take you down very quickly.

I noticed that another player had landed, so I rushed him because he had just landed and only had a level-two helmet and vest.

We took him down very quickly with a reverse fake movement.

Using Blue Weapons to Charge Abilities Faster

I highly recommend using the blue MP or the blue Plasma because your abilities charge much faster.

As long as you use that weapon, your ability will charge very quickly.

This will help you gain an advantage over your opponent because while their ability is charging, yours may already have charged twice.

I activated the mosquito ability again and it marked people directly in front of me, so I decided to rush.

The opponent would expect me to rush from the left, so I rushed through the inside of the house to surprise him.

He did not expect it at all.

If the opponent has headphones, he would hear me directly in front of him.

But when I approached from the left side, it would already be too late for him to react.

Final Eliminations

I noticed that there were people upstairs, so I decided to rush.

Even though the opponent was standing still, I placed a wall directly in front of him to block his vision.

Then we activated the ability and took him down with yellow damage to secure the elimination.

I was already rotating toward the zone because there were only two players remaining.

Then I realized that there was someone right upstairs in the small house.

Since he was standing still, I took cover and lifted my aim.

As you can see, we took him down.

We did not deal all red damage, as expected, because you will not always get all red damage.

Remember that.

Winning the Match With 24 Eliminations

Since there was only one opponent remaining, I decided to activate the mosquito ability.

It marks a 100-meter radius.

I quickly located him and took him down in a very fast and simple way.

And that is how we won the match with a total of 24 eliminations.

Final Message

I hope this video helped you create your own sensitivity.

If you would like to learn something else, you can leave it in the comments.

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See you in the next video.