Roieee — Apex Legends Settings & Gear

Chen “Roieee” Po‑han is a professional Apex Legends player from Taiwan. Below are his in‑game settings, keybinds, video/graphics preferences and gear configuration as recorded on his public player profile.

Roieee’s Mouse Settings

DPI	400
In‑Game Sensitivity	2.8
ADS Sensitivity Multiplier	0.8
Per‑Optic ADS Sensitivity	Off
eDPI	1120.00
Polling Rate (Hz)	4000
Mouse Acceleration	Off

Roieee’s Keybinds

Action	Key
Crouch	Left Ctrl
Jump	Space
Sprint	Left Shift
Tactical Ability	Q
Ultimate Ability	Y / Z
Interact / Pickup	E
Alternate Interact	X
Inventory	Tab
Map	M
Toggle Fire Mode	B
Melee	V
Equip Weapon 1	1
Equip Weapon 2	2
Holster Weapons	3
Equip Grenade	G
Equip Survival Item	Left Alt
Use Syringe	5
Use Med Kit	6
Use Shield Cell	7
Use Shield Battery	8
Use Phoenix Kit	9

Roieee’s Video / Graphics Settings

Display Mode	Full Screen
Resolution	1920 × 1080
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Brightness	100%
Field of View (FOV)	110
Sprint View Shake	Minimal
V‑Sync	Disabled
Anti‑Aliasing	None
Texture Streaming Budget	Low (2‑3 GB VRAM)
Texture Filtering	Bilinear
Ambient Occlusion	Disabled
Sun Shadow Coverage	Low
Sun Shadow Detail	Low
Spot Shadow Detail	Disabled
Volumetric Lighting	Disabled
Dynamic Spot Shadows	Disabled
Model Detail	Low
Effects Detail	Low
Impact Marks	Disabled
Ragdolls	Low

FAQs / Notes

Q: Why such low DPI (400) but high in‑game sens (2.8)?

The combination yields an eDPI of 1120 — a balance popular among pros, enabling good precision while allowing relatively quick turn speed.

Q: Why are graphical settings mostly low/disabled (shadows off, no AA, etc.)?

Lower graphics and disabled visual effects reduce clutter and improve clarity and performance — making enemies easier to see and frame‑rate more stable.

Q: Does having a high polling rate (4000 Hz) mouse provide advantage?

Higher polling rate can reduce input latency, making mouse movements more responsive and consistent — valuable in high‑skill shooters like Apex Legends.

Q: If I have different hardware (monitor, mouse or keyboard), can I still copy these settings?

Yes — use these as a baseline. You may need to adjust according to your hardware’s refresh rate, mousepad size, comfort, or aim style. The goal is consistency, comfort, and visibility, not exact copy‑paste.

Q: Should I expect same performance if I replicate these settings exactly?

Not necessarily. Settings help, but aim, practice, reaction, and individual comfort play bigger roles. Use them as a starting point, then fine‑tune for what feels best for you.