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Yes.
It's not due to mouse conflict.
right-click the device in device manager and chose to update drivers , windows will connect tro microsoft website and install drivers.
you need to have "microsoft xbox one controller for windows". that's the name
Also: apparently Dying Light is the only game I experience such issues with.
It's not like a cursor, just the center of the camera I mean.
I would recommend turn the game down on its lowest settings. Take your controller out and see how it performs. Then plug it and see if the issue is there. then slowly start turning all other options on to their next highest setting and so on. Also while you are at it why not post your PC specs. Might help narrowing something down.
Go into BigPicture, go to Dying Light, then Controller Configuration where you'd map your controller. Go to the right stick and if it has a little yellowish circle in the middle, you need to turn down the Output Anti-Deadzone and that worked for me. Hope this helps.
Dude, this worked like a charm!
You're a life saver!
This should be highlighted for anyone having this problem!
Thank you so very much <3