Is this gaming sensitivity converter accurate?

The tool uses practical 360-degree sensitivity matching to maintain consistent aim. Due to differences in FOV and game engines, users should fine-tune settings in-game.

What is eDPI in gaming?

eDPI stands for effective DPI and is calculated by multiplying mouse DPI with in-game sensitivity. It helps compare sensitivity settings across different DPI values.

What does cm/360 mean?

cm/360 represents the physical mouse distance required to rotate 360 degrees in-game. It is widely used by competitive players to maintain muscle memory.

Is this tool free and does it store my data?

Yes, the tool is completely free. Any saved profiles are stored locally in the user's browser and are not uploaded to any server.

Price: $1999
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Product Description

A dumb party game that respects your intelligence.

Guess the name on a card

Monikers is pretty simple: get your team to guess as many weird, sometimes inappropriate names as they can in 1 minute.

Round 1: Say anything

Each round has different rules about how to give clues! But in Round One, you can pretty much do whatever you want. Just don’t say the name itself!

Round 2: One word

This sounds hard, but remember—the same cards are used in each round, so you’ve seen them all before! And don’t worry, you can always pass if you don’t know how to do it.

Round 3: Charades

The game ends in a huge crash of silliness. And once you’ve finished, you and your friends have all probably made up a bunch of hilarious jokes together.

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Ages
17+ 17+ 17+ 17+ 14+ 6+

Number of cards
440 330 330 330 252

Standalone party game

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Combinable with other Monikers sets

✓

The rules are simple: get your friends to guess the name on the card. Except the cards are 440 of the weirdest, most interesting names you can imagine.
This is the base game. Get it first before the expansions, if you care about that.
NEW YORK TIMES: The perfect party game.
Works in groups from 2-12+ people. Great for large parties, offsites, family gathers, and anywhere you need instant fun.
1 minute to learn, 30 minutes to play