My NEW Overwatch profile - FASTER turn speed

This took a lot of time to develop and test, so if this helped you out, please let me know in the comments below. Of course you can always ask questions and I’ll get back with you as soon as I can.

I have also backtested the app settings I created in Apex Legends and they work great. In-game settings for Apex can be found in the comments below.

APP SETTINGS

You can set these manually, or try adding my share code: 562497 (this will only work for 90 days) Note: that the code will also transfer my keyboard settings too. (Do wish there was a way to copy and paste keyboard settings from one profile and/or mode to another profile and/or mode … @dhamilton)

• X and Y axis settings are completely up to you, but I use 110,110
• Aim settings = Same as general

Advanced App Settings

• Deadzones 0,0,0
• Turn speed: 50 (this will give you the most turning speed, but if you feel like it’s too much (aka over-compensating) then you can turn this down)
• Invert mouse movement : why would you have this on. you do you
• Mouse traction control: 7 (This gives you more control over your aim, which you need in this game where there can be enemies above, below, and to the sides of you - the higher # means the KM2 will try to keep your aim more level)

Curve Settings - to adjust these, tap on each dot and use the + and - to adjust the Aim Velocity levels on each dot. There are 5, and I will list them 1-5, left to right.

• Dot 1: 0 (default - lowest)
• Dot 2: 36
• Dot 3: 68
• Dot 4: 115
• Dot 5: 127 (default - highest)

Once set, the curve will look like this:

With this curve, you will reach maximum in-game velocity with less movement, allowing you quicker response rates for rapid movements. These are perfect for any doom, tracer, genji, brig, rein, DVA player, or anyone who wants a more reliable turn speed. Like with any controller emulator like the KM2, there will be limits for how fast you can turn, but I do think these maximize your turning speed abilities.

IN-GAME SETTINGS

These are completely up to what you feel is best. I use different aim assist settings for different heroes, depending on if they’re projectile, hitscan, range, or close quarters combat (CQC).

Overall, though I use these:

• Horizontal and Vertical: 100
• Aim Assist Strength: 100
• Window: 60 (30 also works great too, I use it on most CQC characters and some range)
• Legacy: Off
• Aim Assist Ease In: 75 (I use 90 on some projectiles like Zen, Hanzo, Echo, Genji) (I use 100 on some range hitscans like cass, Ashe, widow) (I use 30 for CQC hitscan: Tracer, doom, reaper, roadhog - yes I know Hog is not hitscan but this gives me consistent shots and hooks, typically over 60% hook accuracy)
• Aim Smoothing: 0 (you can increase if you feel the transition from slow to fast movement is a little too quick for you)
• Aim Ease In: 0 (I’ve experimented with increasing this on Widow, and it sometimes works well, so it’s worth a shot if you’re willing to try it out.)
• Aim Technique: Exponential (the curve setting will only work on exponential.)

And that’ll do it… I think. If you have any questions, or want to know my settings for a specific character, feel free to ask in the comments and I will try to answer them for you. Let me know if this works and helps you out.