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Team Falcons · Rifler

NiKo CS2 Crosshair & Settings

The slowest rifler of the elite. Playing for Team Falcons at 560 eDPI, his crosshair is pinned from the shoulder, backed by his signature Razer lineup.

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Official Share Code

NiKo CS2 Crosshair Code

CS2 Share CodeCSGO-LdXHk-JQLmn-OHfqC-J4n47-JjO3A
How to import in CS2:
  1. Open Counter-Strike 2 & click Settings (Gear icon) → Game → Crosshair.
  2. Click the Share or Import button on the visual preview.
  3. Paste CSGO-LdXHk-JQLmn-OHfqC-J4n47-JjO3A and click Import.

Configuration & Specs

Sensitivity & Video Settings

eDPI560400 DPI × 1.4
DPI400
In-Game Sens1.4
Polling Rate1000 Hz
Zoom Sensitivity1
Resolution1280×960 4:3 stretched

At 560 eDPI, NiKo is 357 eDPI below the average of the players tracked here. eDPI is DPI multiplied by in-game sensitivity, and it is the standard figure for comparing mechanical mouse travel across players.

Configuration verified on 7 September 2025. Professional settings change between tournaments and roster transfers; if you spot an update, we refresh it regularly.

What the numbers mean

Reading NiKo's configuration

Five hundred and sixty eDPI is slow, and for a rifler of NiKo's calibre it is remarkably deliberate. It means a 180-degree turn takes most of a full forearm sweep, and it means the wrist is reserved strictly for micro-adjustments.

That is the point. Aiming from the shoulder provides unmatched mechanical consistency and stability for small corrections: the counter-strafe, the one-tap, the two-bullet burst correction. A steady crosshair is worth far more than a fast one when your crosshair placement is already flawless.

Following his move to Team Falcons, NiKo competes with his custom Razer setup: the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro ergonomic chassis, the Razer Gigantus V2 control surface, and the rapid-actuation Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL with analog optical switches.

Hardware & Peripherals

What NiKo plays on

MouseRazer DeathAdder V3 ProView on Amazon →
MousepadRazer Gigantus V2View on Amazon →
KeyboardRazer Huntsman V3 Pro TKLView on Amazon →
HeadsetRazer BlackShark V2 ProView on Amazon →

Before you copy it

An eDPI on its own tells you almost nothing

A professional's sensitivity was chosen alongside a specific mousepad, a specific desk depth and a specific grip. Lift the number out of that context and you get someone else's compromise.

Use it as a starting point instead. Set 400 DPI, set the in-game figure to reach 560 eDPI, then play a few hours and check one thing: does a 180 degree turn fit on your pad without lifting? If it does not, the number is wrong for your desk, whatever it does for NiKo.

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