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I've played at a lot of response curves and took notes, then tested/rechecked them a few times. Maintaining constants helps notice the differences.

@@smokechamber6947 I'm testing stuff. Steady has bad input mapping for precise control which makes it heavily reliant on the assist trapping me in its hitbox. Since it's extremely reliant on the assist it encourages me to shrink the hitbox to a size that I don't enjoy interacting with but has more consistent results. I can make the hitbox of Steady the size I would prefer it to be by playing at a fov that creates a peripheral vision disadvantage; but once it's at the size that allows me to shoot the entirety of characters (which also reduces the game's ability to assist) the input mapping disrupts my ability to be precise.

@@m4ngelus if you have screen with a HDR setting it lets you control the brightness of objects with the Luminance setting in game. If you don't have a HDR screen then try maximum brightness and 52 contrast with 54red 53green 52blue. I played through the game using both of those screen styles. The lighting is its worst in this town, and cosmo canyon has a weird sun sometimes.

@PickedaName_ I will try it thanks.

@@Atme bleed through wasn't removed. Default settings still affect alc settings. The only thing I know for sure is that alc optics get reset to default values when you turn alc settings off and on. This started happening with the January 2025 map rotation patch.

I have my deadzones set to values that create the smoothest input mapping so I have consistent interactions with the aim assist. If I lowered them then my input mapping would be reduced when the metal rod of the right stick hit the plastic tube it is in; which would amplify the resistance of the sensations I'm interacting with at specific positions on my stick, creating inconsistency that also restricts my ability to do certain things. I've already tried every deadzone on this controller. I have a deadzone video explaining what I wrote above and how I found the value that does that on a PS5 controller.

ua-cam.com/video/vUSF8HxiDfg/v-deo.html deadzone video

I'm messing with deadzone at Steady in order to change its input mapping into something closer to a straight line instead of a hook. The mapping is like a sickle or dental pick, and the spot where the hook connects to the handle is undesired due to how steep the incline is. An incorrect deadzone can create negative input mapping at the incline to reduce how steep it is.

ua-cam.com/video/FVNBkSCzr9k/v-deo.html i explain everything about the setting in this video. I start talking about the alc optics 5min in.

@@PickedaName_hey what’s honestly your best settings vid that you’ve made

@@Tylar_Evans i upload settings videos explaining specific aspects of the settings screen. The best video that completely explains a setting is the one I linked. If the info in it doesn't make sense then there are videos linked in its comments section to explain specific details.

@@Tylar_Evans Go to the Aim Assist Shapes of Default Curves section of this playlist ua-cam.com/play/PL090lxzhDiLRnwH4mwaOrC-IQ6e_A45DA.html If that doesn't make sense then go to a video further up the playlist. Read the description of the playlist; it's on an order that explains each element of the settings screen as I learned what it does.

I tried Steady at 108 and didn't like how the shape was inside of characters. If I'm going to use Steady I think I'll reduce the fov below 104 but 104 wasn't unplayable. I played at all of the curves with 104 fov and Steady was the best but still not the size I'm looking for.

When collab?

Yall need to make a video togeather

@ I am praying hard brother. 🙏🏻

You completely rebranded your channel and deleted all videos? You're asking for assistance? With?

​@@PickedaName_ I would like to hear you share your ultimate testimony, empowering and encouraging the players to understand this so that they can not only wield the power, but influence suggestions in its very essence and creation by influencing devs to make changes that the players might not have had the mind to even notice need to be changed without your guidance

@SAVIOROFLEGENDS I upload videos explaining how the settings screen in Apex functions. It's not that deep. It's complicated and unintuitive but it's just a settings screen with a poorly designed user interface that has unexplained features. The people who designed it are most likely gone so the only thing the current dev team can probably do is give players more information in game about the slowzones of default speeds, the aim assist shapes of default curves/preset alc positions, and that defaults and alc settings effect each other and are always active by putting text on the screen because anything more elaborate would require rewriting or integrating new code systems to something that is the foundation of the experience. It's too risky and complicated for the developers to change anything other than values at positions in the code.

​@@PickedaName_ That is what we are doing in the church, rewriting the settings menu to a more in depth style that players can use to transform their experience. It's just as serious as any other settings video or video gaming community except more so I believe we are not only doing this on another level but it builds on and completes this puzzle the Apex Players have been trying to piece together for 5 years, it is a fun puzzle and we are not the only ones down this rabbit hole, and together, we can reach the light at the end of the tunnel.

So are you ready to team up and revive Apex Legends? Rise, Brother

@@j_ke set your alc deadzone to zero and it will affect how your deadzone feels with alc turned off. Classic aim assist is a dot, 4hip has a slowzone the size of a dot, 4 ads has a slowzone the size of a column. Each alc curve has a different shape and there's like no way to create a hitbox shaped like the column of 4ads slowzone while also creating a dot sized hitbox like 4hip+classic. I'm currently uploading a video where I match alc curve hitboxes to fovs, see if those shapes interest you. I thought 3.2 was the best alc hitbox when I was using default classic (before I knew default curves affected alc settings), it's a smallish circle with a dot sized interior; 3.4 is probably a dot almost exactly like Classic but I haven't replayed at it with a different default curve to completely confirm it's a dot.

The issue I'm having is moving through the columns of high velocity that create the gap I deal damage in. I've been using other alc shapes (1.0, 1.2, 1.5, 2.3, 3.0, 4.0, 4.7) and realized it's due to the slowzone of 3ads overlapping with those columns. If you make the slowzones small dots with 5-7hip and 5ads then pushing through the columns of high velocity stops being an issue; but then you kind of have to shoot that dot and it's sort of weird. I found a 222 pattern with no 1s behind it at 1above24 and it was difficult to make it playable; most likely due to the slowzones being intangible while still creating the struggle when moving through the columns. I reduced my alc hip to 209/144 and ads to 156/138 with 69 extra at 1above24 and stopped using it to try and figure out why interacting with the columns was still a struggle; which is when I tried other alc shapes.

@@SmahtFella i run Lephantis for neurodes because neurodes are the most common. Looting that tile set takes forever compared to the narrow tunnels of Sargus. You can run Lephantis for cells but only find neurodes so why would it be better than Sargus when it's less consistent.

@PickedaName_ Lol, yeah, you're absolutely right. I just ran Sargus several times, ~3 mins per run, and was getting like 4 to 8 per run, 2 or 0 every so often (on pub). I forgot how quickly you could complete Tethys. Lephantis definitely takes longer.

@@x5wd ps4 deadzone is different than ps5, (I'm pretty sure) the outer threshold stuff is affected by deadzone so you would have to find a similar outer pattern at the deadzone that feels correct on ps4. Everything else would be the same on PS4 though. The alc stuff is set to non-default values; it's the highest 5 deadzone and 1.3 curve which is 3 above default, the optics other than the 1x are at non-default values also. You can play at that on a ps4 controller but the deadzone will probably feel weird. The video linked in the comment section has more descript info about the setting but I changed some stuff; which is what I was describing at the start of this video.

@@HALP1234 it's not strong and has no shape. It's a slowzone roughly the size of heavy with weak tracking assist slightly wider than that. The tracking is weak but it has a noticeable effect and playing without it is like playing with literally no assist because there's nothing to interact with on targets as you struggle to move through the slowzone covering the character.

@@HALP1234 i notice it a lot more on full auto weapons like light's default smg than when I'm using medium's pistol.

@@PickedaName_ I play with the fast sniper and when I turned it off I noticed no difference in my accuracy to be fair maybe it’s cuz my aim is shit anyway but it felt really weird in comparison to other games aim assist where u can definitely tell the difference

@HALP1234 the assist in this game is trash and feels like it was designed to not be interacted with. It was designed with a ridiculously strong sensation and they reduced the strength of it w/o adjusting its structure. I've never used the sniper so idk how they feel. If you're used to CoD the assist in those games is a thin sticky line down the middle of the body. That aim assist style basically aims for you and prevents you from missing; XDefiant also has this style of assist. It's probably not being used in The Finals because there's a lot of vertical combat and thin line structures are terrible for that type of combat.

@@PickedaName_ huh

@@saswatadms Lephantis is a better Neurode farm than Cell farm. It's nowhere near as consistent as Sargus for Cells.

Glad it helped. I increased the aim speed to 37 so I can move around in the aim assist w/o feeling like I get stuck.

@@devintruesdale196 it's 10 less than what I said was max speed for 111 patterns, it makes the patterns with 2s more playable without requiring me to click on the screen if I wanted to increase it to 188.

I understand there’s also seems like a limit ads of 210

And question I play with ads Turing yaw and pitch ads at the recommended 30 would you suggest different I also have my regular ads either at 175 or 180 for right. Is it’s at 180

Haven't played The Finals since like Halloween because I wasn't enjoying the gameplay. It was still this way at that time.

@@PickedaName_ I believe season 5 starts on 12 Dec. Might come with some fixes.

Yes still active just found out like whatttt I was on 2 and nothing set to 0 and boom

@@thekingoffiction glad you enjoyed it. I've been playing the Launch Royale since there are no health bar pop ups and have drastically increased the outer threshold to default 26 because I couldn't interact with the slowzone/high velocity columns like I could at the start of last season. Idk what the acceleration pattern is but it's less aggressive than 1 above 26. It might be a pattern with only 2 or 3 stages of acceleration; because default 29 feels like only 1 speed change and struggles even though that initial burst is very strong. I'm kind of trying to find an outer that is cutting the back half of the input mapping off until it's just the 111 of 1.3's input mapping and then I can make a 222 w/o it being a 22211 which creates inconsistent interactions with the aim assist. Default 26 has been decent but I'm not exactly sure what's happening there yet. I've also set my default hipfire to 5 to make a dot so I gravitate to that position instead of trying to carve through the sensations I'm suddenly struggling to interact with. I increased my alc 2x optic to w/e the 3x is set to because the 2x was struggling at 26 outer but the 1x wasn't. Idk if the aim assist is stronger in launch royale but the setting was basically unusable at lowest 14 because the columns tracked too much (170 ads) and I couldn't move through them.

I haven't played Apex since like week 2 of the health bar season because the battle sense makes it boring. The subject of this video is how fov affects aim assist in Apex. In it I describe two things, the slowzones being created by default speeds (which aren't affected by fov) and the aim assist shapes of the default curves (which are affected by fov). I'm using an ALC setting and the shapes being created by the default speeds and default curves are still there. ALC optics create a slowzone like the default speed slowzones. The ALC per optic position where slowzones are affected varies with each ALC curve, and at 1.3 ALC curve they are affected at negative values. I have a video "Explaining everything I know about my ALC" that goes into this in more detail but it's probably more confusing than this video because I talk about stuff without completely re-explaining it and just link videos I uploaded previously where I explained it as well as I could. This video is linked in the comments of that video.

@@kellantothemax35 ua-cam.com/video/FVNBkSCzr9k/v-deo.html the video where I explain everything I know about my ALC

@@PickedaName_ anymore advice with how to understand all this stuff