Mouse sensitivity tied to frame rate (PC)

I just tried this my self and everything was working fine for me. @CountTrapula 

Can you upload a dxdiag so we can see what drivers and hardware you have.

/Atic 

@CountTrapula Does enabling/disabling vsync have any effect, or disabling aim-assist or mouse accelleration?

It's not just that it's tied to the FPS, it's just really wonky overall.
I keep mouse sensitivity to 0.1 and moving half of my mousepad turns 180 degrees in the game, so moving the entire mousepad does a 360.
But if I do a warp back home; suddenly mouse speed is halved and moving across half the mousepad only does a 90 degree turn, and the entire mousepad is a 180 turn.

Changing the mouse speed to 0.2 and rotating around for a bit, then switching it back to 0.1 fixes it until I warp back home, or load a map, or anything else that teleports me.
Disabling VSync or limiting the FPS does not fix it.

DX11 and DX12 behaves the same.
I'm also a bit bugged that 0.1 is almost a bit too slow for me and 0.2 being way too fast for me.

I just noticed that if you put mouse acceleration to 1.0 in the game (I want that at 0.0 though) and move the mouse around A LOT, like use your entire mousepad; then the mouse speed corrects itself after a bit.
It's easier than going into the options menu, changing the mouse speed, go back in game and rotate around, then jump back into options and set the correct mouse speed again.

A nasty workaround until this gets fixed.

@EA_Atic Here's my dxdiag anyway.

@EA_Atic not sure how to describe the problem to you but the mouse sensitivity just does not feel smooth at all. 0.3 for me is too fast and 0.2 is way too slow, honestly feels like the mouse is trying to mimic the controller's movement. Sad that I can't enjoy the game due to this, don't think i'm the only one with the problem but I hope it can be addressed. Thanks for being responsive

Hey @bulldogey. thanks for the information! 

A workaround that may work for you. 

1. Go to my documents.
2. Look for PVZ Battle for Neighborville.
3. Click on settings.
4. Right click PROFSAVE_profile.
5. Open with Word pad.
6. Scroll to GstInput.MouseSensitivity.
7. Add a value that is between 0.300000 - 0.20000
8. Test out and see if you find the sweet spot you are looking for. 🙂 

/Atic 

Thanks a lot for that video, that helps a lot! @Hezkore 

/Atic