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I’ll never be a no-scope sniper, but having better control of your movement is a more useful tactical advantage to me./r/Battlefield_One is the #1 place on Reddit for all your Battlefield 1 news. On PC it’s more a matter of finding the lowest sensitivity I can do a 180 degree spin with easily, and then getting used to that. Usually the auto aim or aim assist are enough to make me fairly accurate. I personally tend to set my sensitivity near the high end on consoles so I can turn and run faster (or turn to “run” and flank) and then simply get used to the higher sensitivity. It’s certainly why I’m no good with Benedict or Thorn on PS4. More importantly, with some weapons you honestly don’t want the aim assist (even on console) because you have to lead your targets a bit to make up for the travel time of your shots (I’m looking at you Benedict and Thorn.) This means some characters who have weapons that are other than hitscan tend to be more effective on PC, at least for skilled players. That’s why consoles tend to have a bit of auto aim and/or target assist, neither of which are necessary on PC. You can right click on the assigned buttons and set the range (sensitivity) of your joystick.
BF1 PC JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY WINDOWS
If you can turn 180 degrees in 0.1 seconds with a control stick (a feat that is easy with a mouse,) then you’re going to have difficulty aiming at a target who only covers a 10 degree arc (which is a fairly large medium range target,) even if you’re moving at 25% of your max turn speed. And since using that controller, I've even changed computer and operating system (Windows Vista to Windows 10). We have tried to gather all the information for you in this sortable table. There’s considerably less distance between the center of your stick and the edge, so there’s a lot less variability there. Unsurprisingly, a lot of players are interested in the settings (like mouse DPI, mouse Hz, OW sensitivity / zoom sensitivity, FOV, Resolution) and setups (mouse, monitor, mousepad, keyboard, headset) of professionals like Seagull, Shadder2k and Surefour. With a mouse you can get used to single swipes (which last very small fractions of a second) to completely turn 180 degrees, while still being able to maintain very accurate fire by using much smaller movements on your mouse. The “gap” as you so put it is there because a stick is very different than a mouse. configure your controller a bit in the ingame sensitivity options. The “gap” between computer and console seems forced rather than necessary, with seemingly no reason for it. I have tried using an Xbox One controller for Battlefield 1 in the past and it is.
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