Also, because of these settings, I don't use the Right Stick anymore. Its pure Ratcheting. Honestly, I wish devs would start allowing the right stick to be remapped for other functions such as maybe melee, hot swap of weapons or equipment, quick weapon or emote wheel, or anything relatable to the D-pad.
@@fghjcgjvfukgtdfjhgf no. Still existent. It's about the same as MW3. I feel it occasionally with 2 - 40 RWS. But it only triggers sometimes when I'm tracking at slower speeds. Not with faster speeds or flicks.
Hi, first of all sorry if i say something wrong (English is not my native language). i recently start playing with gyroscope (since 2019 i play on mnk) and when i tried to play again with controller it was impossible to me (the joystick didn't feel well) so i started playing some games with it (gyro). In wz i play with a sense of 20 in x ans 20 in y with the steadying option in 3. And i got a question in ur videos u always mention something about acceleration, but o don't see that option in the game (I know that, that option exist in other games with native gyro, like fortnite or the finals) and im confuse. And i would like to know what do u refer when u say acceleration, because u play really well and i really wanna get better at gyro. (im still being a mnk player in every game) but sometimes i wanna play on controller and gyro fell very well to me (not like the joystick, that to me feels horrible) i only use it for flick stick
Pd: again sorry if some of the things that i wrote aren't correct (im trying to improve my English) and i don't like to use translators jaja. And btw good videos man
all good. So Acceleration has to be "tricked" in Call of Duty. This is done by the "Steadying Threshold" and "Steadying Initial" settings. What "Steadying Initial" does is it takes your Sensitivity and starts it at a certain point. So for example, my Sensitivity is 40. My "Initial" is .05. This means that my starting Sensitivity is technically 2 .... (40 x .05 = 2) Then we have "Steadying Threshold." This dictates the Sensitivity based on how fast you move the controller. Mine is set to 65. This means 65 degrees per second. So, when I move my controller super slow (1 degree per second), then my Sensitivity will be 2. But when I move my controller fast (anything above 65 degrees per second), my Sensitivity will be 40. And if I were to move my controller at say 30 degrees per second, then I would have a Sensitivity of just under 20. Hopefully this helps.
@@BJgobbleDix oooh ok, now i get it Jaja. Thanks man (i didn't get it at first) and again i like ur videos (it's not so common to find people who plays with gyro) have a good day
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Also, because of these settings, I don't use the Right Stick anymore. Its pure Ratcheting. Honestly, I wish devs would start allowing the right stick to be remapped for other functions such as maybe melee, hot swap of weapons or equipment, quick weapon or emote wheel, or anything relatable to the D-pad.
What about recentering issue is it occure less in bo6 than mw3 ?
@@fghjcgjvfukgtdfjhgf no. Still existent. It's about the same as MW3. I feel it occasionally with 2 - 40 RWS. But it only triggers sometimes when I'm tracking at slower speeds. Not with faster speeds or flicks.
Hi, first of all sorry if i say something wrong (English is not my native language). i recently start playing with gyroscope (since 2019 i play on mnk) and when i tried to play again with controller it was impossible to me (the joystick didn't feel well) so i started playing some games with it (gyro). In wz i play with a sense of 20 in x ans 20 in y with the steadying option in 3. And i got a question in ur videos u always mention something about acceleration, but o don't see that option in the game (I know that, that option exist in other games with native gyro, like fortnite or the finals) and im confuse. And i would like to know what do u refer when u say acceleration, because u play really well and i really wanna get better at gyro. (im still being a mnk player in every game) but sometimes i wanna play on controller and gyro fell very well to me (not like the joystick, that to me feels horrible) i only use it for flick stick
Pd: again sorry if some of the things that i wrote aren't correct (im trying to improve my English) and i don't like to use translators jaja. And btw good videos man
all good. So Acceleration has to be "tricked" in Call of Duty. This is done by the "Steadying Threshold" and "Steadying Initial" settings.
What "Steadying Initial" does is it takes your Sensitivity and starts it at a certain point. So for example, my Sensitivity is 40. My "Initial" is .05. This means that my starting Sensitivity is technically 2 .... (40 x .05 = 2)
Then we have "Steadying Threshold." This dictates the Sensitivity based on how fast you move the controller. Mine is set to 65. This means 65 degrees per second.
So, when I move my controller super slow (1 degree per second), then my Sensitivity will be 2. But when I move my controller fast (anything above 65 degrees per second), my Sensitivity will be 40. And if I were to move my controller at say 30 degrees per second, then I would have a Sensitivity of just under 20.
Hopefully this helps.
@@BJgobbleDix oooh ok, now i get it Jaja. Thanks man (i didn't get it at first) and again i like ur videos (it's not so common to find people who plays with gyro) have a good day