Is it just me or does the game feel odd since the update, particularly in the feel of movement. Any fix?

[Still_Waters]

Ever since I got back into RL to see the implementations of the new season I have noticed that the deadzones that I had set up for my controller in Steam don't seem to apply in-game anymore. I now am dealing with this constant issue of my movement feeling very sluggish and just not as sharp as it used to be. Should I start messing further with configs or should I try the epic games port and see if maybe that fixes it?

[TommyEV]

There have been a few threads about this and many people feel that something is off but we can't put our finger on what it is.

[MrFir3ball]

I feel ya and I’m sooo glad I’m not the only one with the feeling. I might just take a week or two break from it and hope that it’s just the beginning of season stuff.

[Still_Waters]

I noticed that in the Steam controller configurations, where you can change everything about the deadzones such as it's shape and how fast it accelerates, the default deadzone shape is now set to circle instead of cross. This might have something to do with it, but it's as if Steam forgets about RL entirely, as nothing I fiddle with produces any sort of noticeable change in-game. I'll try out the epic games port in a bit and see if there is any difference.

[Devo]

What they did is they optimized the input delay (less delay) and we are so used to a certain delay, what it was like before.

[Still_Waters]

Strange, I feel that the input delay is actually greater since the update. If that is the case, I still don't see how that would affect the in-game deadzone settings and steam deadzone configs so much.

[reverb]

its the same
placebo

[Valentina Shevchenko]

Go into a private match, set the game speed to slo-mo. Play for 5 mins wallah gg ez no re. trust me

[Still_Waters]

Yeah that placebo claim is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ imo, before the update I could literally feel the movement differ just by lowering settings and changing the dz shape. I've tried the slomo trick and nothing