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meekflyer
4 years ago

ALC settings influence default settings

I have been playing the game since day one and I am just now noticing this very drastic bug. I have been playing on ALC settings for as long as I remember but in the last two seasons I went back to default settings, but it didn't feel like it used to when I first started playing. Then I noticed when I put all my alc settings to max turn off alc settings and go to default settings, it is extremely fast and vice-versa for putting the ALC settings all the way to 0. The ALC controller settings for this game are incredibly busted and it gets so bad to the point I don't think I can play anymore. 

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  • OurLilFetus's avatar
    OurLilFetus
    4 years ago

    I noticed kinda the same thing  here. I  have issues with fine control and being smooth in general. When you work in trades and basically with your hands for your whole life.  Thats what you get. And That's my reasoning lol.  but anyway I've been playing with the ALC settings for a long time. Even with an elite 2 controller (keeping default stick input) I can't quite get something that works. Yes I make an adjustment and keep it for period of time before changing the settings. but I noticed one day when I said F-it and switched to default settings. I didn't turn off per optic sens in the ALC settings. Well I hopped in a game and went to ADS and immediately realized I was about to be back in the lobby lol. Took me like 2hrs to figure out why. But eventually I discovered if you go into ALC controls, and go into the per optic sens menu. And. You can adjust a setting, and if you don't shut off the option for the pet optic sens but turn off the main ALC controls. It affects the sens in for  the standard ads settings for Individual ADS sensitivities.

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