Aim sensitivity

[blockerman]

When adjusting this, which direction do you go in to allow more strict control?

 

 

[Hodgey.]

Left to make it a bit more strict and right to make it crazy.

[split_lip]

All the way right is fast, all the way left is slow.

[A-Lonely-Dragon]

Seriously? I use full (filled to the right that is -_-) for quick spinning of camera.. You just need to be gentle with the R stick

[Ayylien]

Which is best? I find if you make it slower it's easier to pull off a headshot, as the crosshair doesn't fling right up into the sky at the slightest touch, it's just useless when a target is out in the open.

[God-eater]

I find slower is better for Free Aim - an over-sensitive stick and I'm tracing head-shaped outlines on the wall behind my target.

[Ayylien]

I find slower is better for Free Aim - an over-sensitive stick and I'm tracing head-shaped outlines on the wall behind my target.

Yeah, I can see it working better in free-aim sessions.

 

If it's slow in the auto-aim sessions, it's easy to spot who has it high, I've died a few times now because I was to slow to aim, I might just set it high play a couple of deathmatches to see if if it's any better.

[BuyMeTheMoon]

I have the sensitivity maxed out all the time.

I play a lot of COD also, and going from max sense on COD to low sense on GTA doesn't work that well, haha. It doesn't compare at all, but it gets a little bit better with higher sense

Edited December 20, 2013 by BuyMeTheMoon