In Apex Legends there are many various gameplay settings to choose from and customize to your gameplay style. *BackOffMyJankz has updated his setting recommendations and now runs a 100 field of view. Put simply, adjusting the field of view is almost like zooming in or zooming out, but does not affect resolution or visual quality. Meaning at 110, an enemy player may be visible in the corner of your screen who would not be visible at a field of view of 70. VideoĪs the title suggests, the field of view increases the amount of the map shown on your screen. If this is the case, set your Look Deadzone to large to minimize the swaying that may occur in older controllers. This means the thumbsticks are registering movement that you haven’t inputted. If your controller is old, you may experience character or crosshair movement while you are not even holding the controller. This is even more important when playing against higher caliber players.
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While this may seem like a small detail for the average gamer, in a game where people can empty a full clip of ammunition in just seconds a difference of milliseconds matters when aiming. It functions as another element of look sensitivity and how your sensitivity is inputted into the game. The Response Curve is a measurement of how fast you want your maximum sensitivity speed to kick in. Controller Settingsīasically, the Response Curve is the speed at which the game registers movement of your reticle in response to when you move the thumbstick and how long you keep it in that position.
*BackOffMyJankz has updated his setting recommendations and not prefers Stacking numbers. For those of you that migrated to Apex Legends from Fortnite, this would be quite confusing and would take a while to get used to, as Fortnite: Battle Royale also uses damage counters closer to the Floating method.
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