Tuning Guide

Fine-tune without losing your aim.

Good sensitivity comes from repeatable testing, not constant random changes. Use this simple process.

Start with ten honest minutes

Load a private match and use the same weapon while you test. Give your hands time to settle before judging the settings.

Change one setting at a time

If you change horizontal, vertical, ADS, and deadzones together, you will not know what helped. Change one value by 0.05, then test again.

Watch your crosshair

Over-shooting targets usually means your sensitivity is too fast. Struggling to keep up with moving players usually means it is too slow.

Check for stick drift

Open the in-game controller settings and use “Test Stick Deadzone.” If the stick moves by itself, raise the affected minimum deadzone one step at a time.

Tune ADS after look speed

First make hip-fire turning comfortable. Then adjust ADS multipliers for fine tracking at the ranges you play most.

Keep a small change log

Write down the value you tested and how it felt. This stops you from circling back to settings that already felt wrong.