Controler sensitivity has little options and is kinda slow.

[burner19]

I hope that bungie would consider making more controler options like in borderlands 3. I mean beyond normal sensitivity you can adjust ADS, inner, outer and axial deadzone which helps with imput lag immensely in borderlands. After a month of break from destiny 2 i returned for this season and the maxed sensitivity controls feel horrid in comparrison to borderlands 3 (very slow and unresponsive feel). I adjusted deadzone, maxed sensitivity and ads on my controler in borderlands 3 and it feels crisp and snappy ( pure pleasure in using controler ). Aiming there is precise and much faster and better in comparison. My overall feel with maxed sensitivity is sluggish at best in destiny 2. It would be great if it would be capped at 20 and had option to configure deadzones. I dont know if its a lot of work for bungie but it would be immense qol change for controler users like me.

[burner19]

I miss times where i palayed on modern warfare 2 on xbox and you could put sensitivity so high that it almost felt like a mouse. I remember that i needed to play for a week to get used to to insane right stick speed ( muscle memory ) when sensitivity was maxed where in destiny it felt slow from the start.

[headloser]

Is there any free software that will you in the controler sensitivity?

[burner19]

Originally posted by headloser:

Is there any free software that will you in the controler sensitivity?

I looked but there is none and the drivers have no such settings.

[burner19]

Originally posted by headloser:

Is there any free software that will you in the controler sensitivity?

Found workaround and now im able to configure deadzones externaly.

[burner19]

Ok tested it and with dedzones configured it is huge difference in responsivenes but without sensitivity cap put higher it is still ubber slow. Finaly when i turn with right stick it is instant (movement of camera starts without the deadzone delay). If i also had more sensitivity option it would be amazing.

[Rain]

I would love if they added an option for setting up deadzones. My controller has an lot of stick drift on the left stick and it gets really annoying at times. I ordered an Elite Series 2 as a replacement about a month ago but it still hasn't shipped so I've had to deal with it since it started happening.

[burner19]

I dont think i will be buying microsoft controler next time i changed 2 controlers in a yer because of the left stick drift. My ps 2 and xbox 360 are still working and i have ps2 controler from ps2 relase and xbox 360 also from the relase. Now companies like microsoft make ♥♥♥♥ products so you buy them often and the make money of that. I read a lot of threads on forums about stick drift problem or bumpers not working The quality of controlers is total ♥♥♥♥ now. Greed wins as always.
Elie series users also often complain on stick drift after a yer or even less of using it. Thou on elite its easier to fix that. As for dead zones you can use big picture mode in steam. Turn it on in steam and there is a settings for controler where you can configure deadzones. Only drawback is that you need to have big picture mode on for the configuration to work. If you start a game in normal mode than it dosent work but when you start a game with big picture mode than the configuration will load to destiny 2.

[Rain]

Originally posted by burner19:

I dont think i will be buying microsoft controler next time i changed 2 controlers in a yer because of the left stick drift. My ps 2 and xbox 360 are still working and i have ps2 controler from ps2 relase and xbox 360 also from the relase. Now companies like microsoft make ♥♥♥♥ products so you buy them often and the make money of that. I read a lot of threads on forums about stick drift problem or bumpers not working The quality of controlers is total ♥♥♥♥ now. Greed wins as always.
Elie series users also often complain on stick drift after a yer or even less of using it. Thou on elite its easier to fix that. As for dead zones you can use big picture mode in steam. Turn it on in steam and there is a settings for controler where you can configure deadzones. Only drawback is that you need to have big picture mode on for the configuration to work. If you start a game in normal mode than it dosent work but when you start a game with big picture mode than the configuration will load to destiny 2.

I have a lot of experience opening up controllers and modifying/repairing them so I wouldn't worry about having issues with my controller. I only have 1 PS4 controller right now though and I don't want to risk damaging the sensor on the left stick by trying to fix it and breaking my only controller. I've fixed my PS4 controller at least 3 times since I originally got it with my PS4 and it still works fine (minus the stick drift it has now). It's really easy to fix it but my problem right now is trying to get parts to fix it.