What is kyousuke's CS2 crosshair code?

kyousuke's official CS2 crosshair share code is CSGO-Upmz4-aN3yX-KjLmP-7zR3A-mQ84D. In CS2, go to Settings -> Game -> Crosshair, click 'Share or Import', paste this code, and click Import to instantly load his exact reticle.

What sensitivity does kyousuke use in CS2?

800 DPI with an in-game sensitivity of 1.28, which gives an eDPI of 1024. That is 183 eDPI above the average of the players tracked here. Checked on 7 September 2025.

What resolution does kyousuke play on?

1280×960 4:3 stretched. Like most of the professional field, kyousuke plays a 4:3 stretched resolution rather than native widescreen — it makes player models wider and costs fewer frames.

Should I copy kyousuke's settings?

Not directly. An eDPI only means something alongside the mousepad, the desk depth and the grip it was chosen with. Use it as a starting point, then adjust until a 180 degree turn fits comfortably on your pad.

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kyousuke CS2 Crosshair & Settings

The modern 800 DPI profile at Team Falcons: 1024 eDPI, instantaneous sensor responsiveness, and crisp burst precision on the Superlight 2 Cyan.

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Official Share Code

kyousuke CS2 Crosshair Code

CS2 Share CodeCSGO-Upmz4-aN3yX-KjLmP-7zR3A-mQ84D

How to import in CS2:

Open Counter-Strike 2 & click Settings (Gear icon) → Game → Crosshair/Scopes.
Click the Share or Import button on the visual preview.
Paste CSGO-Upmz4-aN3yX-KjLmP-7zR3A-mQ84D and click Import.

Update Warning (Rush Hour): Legacy CSGO- codes may fail to import or render with altered thickness and gap in CS2 since the 22 Sep 2026 update. If this code fails to import, configure your settings in-game via Settings → Game → Crosshair/Scopes.

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Configuration & Specs

Sensitivity & Video Settings

eDPI1024800 DPI × 1.28

DPI800

In-Game Sens1.28

Polling Rate1000 Hz

Zoom Sensitivity1

Resolution1280×960 4:3 stretched

At 1024 eDPI, kyousuke is 183 eDPI above 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 kyousuke's configuration

At 1024 eDPI with an 800 DPI baseline (1.28 in-game), kyousuke represents the modern generation of competitive CS2 players at Team Falcons who favor higher sensor DPI over legacy 400 DPI settings.

Running 800 DPI reduces the initial motion delay of the sensor, providing immediate cursor feedback on micro-movements. At 1.28 sensitivity, target acquisition remains crisp and responsive during rapid spray transfers and quick site entries.

He pairs this configuration with the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 in Cyan, a SteelSeries QcK Heavy mousepad, a Wooting 80HE Frost keyboard, and a HyperX Cloud II headset.

Hardware & Peripherals

What kyousuke plays on

MouseLogitech G Pro X Superlight 2 CyanView Product Review →

MousepadSteelSeries QcK Heavy LView Product Review →

KeyboardWooting 80HE FrostView on Amazon →

HeadsetHyperX Cloud IIView 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 800 DPI, set the in-game figure to reach 1024 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 kyousuke.

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