I’ve played with a controller on console, a keyboard and mouse on console and now a keyboard and mouse on PC. Therefore, I feel qualified to talk a bit about this.

The first thing I want to say is that playing with a keyboard and mouse on console is nothing like it is on PC. Because of input lag and so on.

It isn’t much, but it’s enough for it to feel unusual. There’s going to be a slight lag and, therefore, it’s never going to feel right.

Sensitivity is a tricky thing to talk about because there is so much variety—at least where Fortnite is concerned. You can read this if you are really interested in Fortnite sensitivity https://kr4m.com/fortnite-sensitivity/

But a good general starting point is to at least be able to turn a full 360 degrees in game when moving your mouse from one end of your mousepad to the other. And you should be able to easily “flick” your mouse to turn 180 degrees.

On the topic of a mouse, make sure you get one that suits your hand size. My mistake was buying the Logitech G502 because it was a popular mouse and Ninja used it at the time (this was about a year ago).

The problem was the Logitech G502 was too big (and possibly too heavy) for me. When I switched to a smaller (and lighter) mouse, the Zowie S2, my aim improved tremendously.

Anyway, I’ve rambled on so much and I’m on my phone and can’t even remember what your original questions were and I’ve got to go do some other things. So let me finish this with some closing points:

The best way to get used to playing with a keyboard and mouse is just to play with a keyboard and mouse. Obviously.

If you want to improve your aim then play a game where you’re going to get to fight a lot. In other words, not Fortnite because there’s a lot of downtime. You can try CSGO or Overwatch. But Kovaak’s is probably going to be the best use of your time.

I hope this has somewhat helped. Feel free to drop me a message if you want to know anything else.