Minimum sensitivity is still too high

[Sir Prometeus]

I'm having trouble controlling my car in the air because the sensitivity is still too high even though it's at 1. And no, the deadzone doesn't help because that only affects the area in which movements of the sticks are ignored

In fact, I don't know why aren't they allowing to have less than 1 since the sensitivity numbers already have decimals

[Dizz]

Sorry to bring up deadzone again after you mentioned it, but have you adjusted the deadzone in the controller configuration for Rocket League (Steam settings)

[Sir Prometeus]

Originally posted by Abnaki:

Sorry to bring up deadzone again after you mentioned it, but have you adjusted the deadzone in the controller configuration for Rocket League (Steam settings)

No, but I don't think that has anything to do with my problem. Still I tried to lower the sensitivity in those settings and I can only do so when the change is minimum (like one position below max), otherwise the stick doesn't work at all

Unrelated to the above, I changed the buttons so Jump is the B, rocket the A, drift is X, and aerial roll toggle is RB (perhaps RT in the future so I don't have to move my index finger). It makes it better for me in general

[Dizz]

Originally posted by Sir Prometeus:

Originally posted by Abnaki:

Sorry to bring up deadzone again after you mentioned it, but have you adjusted the deadzone in the controller configuration for Rocket League (Steam settings)

No, but I don't think that has anything to do with my problem. Still I tried to lower the sensitivity in those settings and I can only do so when the change is minimum (like one position below max), otherwise the stick doesn't work at all

Unrelated to the above, I changed the buttons so Jump is the B, rocket the A, drift is X, and aerial roll toggle is RB (perhaps RT in the future so I don't have to move my index finger). It makes it better for me in general

Hmm well I cant really imagine anything else besides maybe a driver is bad.

Your insane with those rebinds lol, but too each their own xD

[Adjepatadje]

You should see it like this, when changing your sensivity, you will still need to be able to turn at max speed when you fully turn your analog stick. So the absolute lowest sensivity will still make a fast turn when you give 100% input. The best option you have is to just try to be a little more subtle with your analog stick... Feelsbadman. Practice makes perfect I guess!