About Mouse Acceleration...

[Sкiткj3ll]

Is it safe to turn it off in the config files, or is that a no-no? Not sure. I don't feel like being banned for turning off an incredibly annoying feature. In fact! The fact that there is no option for this yet is just stunningly bad...

I know there never was in Bethesda-games (for some ungodly reason), but thankfully you can turn it off manually.

[Diarmuhnd]

Pretty much, any tweak that doesnt break the servers , cheat or dupe, or rob & harass other players won't get you banned. I forget what Beths 'official' stance on any of that is anymore.
Lots of players use custom ini files for varying 'fixs'. Many of them have no effect in the Battle Royale with cheese Nuclear Winter and you shouldn't have a problem playing that as well.

[Sкiткj3ll]

Alright. I guess I'll go for it then. Thanks!

[ASS]

how?

[Blues Man]

OP, About Mouse Acceleration...
Mice have acceleration?
What about moles?

[Wack-A-Mole MLRS]

Originally posted by Blues Man:

OP, About Mouse Acceleration...
Mice have acceleration?
What about moles?

Only Radiated ones. They keep allot of generators working. (FREE THE MOLES)

[Sкiткj3ll]

Originally posted by Pirate:

how?

Look for the config files located in your documents/my games/fallout 76 folder (usually) and open the fallout76prefs one. In there, somewhere, there should be a setting called bMouseAcceleration and set the 1 to a 0. Done. Hope it helps. Made my experience a hell of a lot better.

[insert food here]

Originally posted by Blues Man:

OP, About Mouse Acceleration...
Mice have acceleration?
What about moles?

I saw a mole accelerate after my pepper shaker put some buckshot in his keister. Sorry Wack-A-Mole. I wish I could say no moles were harmed in the making of this anecdote, but I would be lying.

[insert food here]

Originally posted by Skitkjell:

Originally posted by Pirate:

how?

Look for the config files located in your documents/my games/fallout 76 folder (usually) and open the fallout76prefs one. In there, somewhere, there should be a setting called bMouseAcceleration and set the 1 to a 0. Done. Hope it helps. Made my experience a hell of a lot better.

I have had that setting off for years. Much improved. Also have many other graphical and QoL changes made in the ini. Nothing there will get you banned. These are simply game settings that are not found in the in game menus. Some are extremely puzzling as to why they are not found in any game menu considering how important they are to game play.

[Sкiткj3ll]

Originally posted by insert food here:

Originally posted by Skitkjell:

Look for the config files located in your documents/my games/fallout 76 folder (usually) and open the fallout76prefs one. In there, somewhere, there should be a setting called bMouseAcceleration and set the 1 to a 0. Done. Hope it helps. Made my experience a hell of a lot better.

I have had that setting off for years. Much improved. Also have many other graphical and QoL changes made in the ini. Nothing there will get you banned. These are simply game settings that are not found in the in game menus. Some are extremely puzzling as to why they are not found in any game menu considering how important they are to game play.

I don't think any Bethesda-game ever made has had the most obvious settings available in the settings. It's puzzling, yeah, but 100% it's because of their ancient engine they keep insisting on using.

Main reason I'm not hyped for Starfield one bit. Uses the same damn engine. It's most likely going to be a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at launch, broken beyond belief, and they won't be bothered to patch it for at least a year xD It's pretty much Bethesda standards at this point. Their army of loyal modders usually does their job for them. Thank god they exist.

[ASS]

Originally posted by Skitkjell:

Originally posted by insert food here:

I have had that setting off for years. Much improved. Also have many other graphical and QoL changes made in the ini. Nothing there will get you banned. These are simply game settings that are not found in the in game menus. Some are extremely puzzling as to why they are not found in any game menu considering how important they are to game play.

I don't think any Bethesda-game ever made has had the most obvious settings available in the settings. It's puzzling, yeah, but 100% it's because of their ancient engine they keep insisting on using.

Main reason I'm not hyped for Starfield one bit. Uses the same damn engine. It's most likely going to be a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at launch, broken beyond belief, and they won't be bothered to patch it for at least a year xD It's pretty much Bethesda standards at this point. Their army of loyal modders usually does their job for them. Thank god they exist.

no man, it is not cuz o engine. plus the latest versions of it are not that bad.
they could make it disabled by default, put fixed configs in installer or whatever.
instead they insisted on mouse acceleration since oblivion i guess.