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There's maybe a correlation there. I just want to see if there's a correlation now. Most of my controllers that I got brand new and never turned on controller vibration, they're fine, and they're fine years and years later, but if you have stick drift, you might want to think about these settings right here, and this is not just for stick drift; it's actually better if you don't have stick drift for these settings.
Stick drift on the left stick is kind of something you actually want; it's actually something you want, and the reason you want it is because once you have a stick dripped or once you're moving that left stick, even if it's just millimeters, just a little bit, even if you're just moving a little bit, you get rotational.
Aim assist and rotational aim assist are stronger than actual aim assist. That's when you see those clips online of people just locking on to people and stuff that's mostly rotational aim assist. Okay, it's worth having; it's nice having it, and if you have a little bit of sck drift in that left stick, you want to keep that on, but we're going to pretend that everybody is watching this article.
It doesn't have stick drift on the left stick; the right stick doesn't matter; that's where most people get stuck. Drift But we're going to look at the left stick, and what I want you guys to do here is put the left stick to the minimum, put your right stick to the minimum as well, because you're going to do the test anyway, and turn this on.
Once you turn this on, as you can see, mine is set to zero. The X and the Y AIS are all set to zero, which is good. This means I have no stick drift whatsoever. Okay, because we're testing it now, I did move it a little bit here, as you guys could see, and then this shows you how much I have to move my controller to hit the maximum.
So if I push my controller all the way, I don't even need to do that to hit the red zone, okay? So what I have to do is just move it halfway up, and I'm already at the maximum where I need it to be. These are the settings you want to run, so what we're going to do is we're going to turn this off, we're going to go to Left Stick, and we're going to set the minimum to an absolute zero.
If you have stick drift, maybe one, but set it to an absolute zero. Okay, this is going to help you guys out a lot. Now the reason you want to do this is so that the minute you actually move forward, the second you touch that it puts you right into that Sprint right away there's no delay it puts you right into everything, you need to be in then the left stick maximum you want to set this to 60 okay this helps with the no delay and everything, set it to 60 you don't have to move your controller a wild amount.
It's going to go straight to everything you need, and this is going to help you guys out as well. Now, for the right stick minimum, I'm going to put mine at five, in all honesty. This is just when you're aiming and stuff like that, and then the right stick Max. I also put it to 100, so it's only the left stick that we're actually messing with here, and this is all to help you guys move a lot quicker and get around the map a lot quicker, and overall, it's just really, really good to have that set as well.
Now I have a lot of other settings to show you guys, but they're not really movement settings; they're mostly just stuff that I have it set to, so if you guys want to go ahead, what we're going to do here is I'll just scroll down to each different page, and you can pretty much pause it and take what you want to take if you like these certain things, but pretty much.
It's just that if you guys like these, this is my setting; a lot of them I haven't even met with down here. I have just kind of left it to all or just the default of what it was, so here you guys can see another page right here. You could go ahead and take all these as well; honestly, this one here bothers me.
Okay, actually, let's talk about Kimbo. I haven't seen these settings, at least not in the previous CAD or anything like that. Maybe I didn't pay attention to them, but in Kimbo Behavior, you want to set that to paired; normally, it's set to independent. You want to set this to paired. Okay, this has nothing to do with movements.
But what this does is that for most people, when they shoot a kimbo, you feel like you're shooting the guns at the same time. And then you die, and then you realize that you weren't actually shooting the guns at the same time because every time you get the final kill in the game, it looks like you're shooting right left right left right left.
You're not going pow together; you're shooting right left right left because you're pressing both triggers and your fingers aren't going at the exact same time. You're clicking it, and one could go a little bit faster than the other. You set it's app paired, and you just press that right one, and they're both going to fire.
It's actually easier too because you're not moving your hands and making weird motions trying to aim and stuff; at the same time, you're just literally there and you're pressing once the same finger you always use for shooting appears, and it's going to do you guys a solid favor, but yeah, that's going to be it for the tips.
I'm not going to sit here and say my settings are the best in the game; you guys might not like them. I want to know what you guys have as well. I want to test a whole bunch of different things, a whole bunch of different play styles, and stuff, and then we could finally come up with something that's kind of the best setting.
Compared to everything else, I guess you could say when you just put it together, but yeah, that's going to be it for the article. Drop a like. I would appreciate it if the subs to the channel were turned on.