ALC settings sharing

So, I know some ppl (which I find weird for a shooter but that's besides the point) use the default look/aim settings control ranging from low to high (I think), but most I would assume would want to tailor their experience by fidgeting like a spinner to make their settings feel more for them by going into the Advanced Look Controller(? whatever it's called on PC is their deal ;P) settings. I think most also fidget with it after some time away or if they play alot and feel like it's too slow or for whatever reason...

Since the inception of the settings many many many moons ago I think I've altered it at least 50 times (Not every tinker, but every time you shut it off and play a game or multiple and open it again to customize it :P). At first my settings were completely different from how they are now, but I like this for now since I don't play 8+ hours and don't require that breakneck speed I had it at at first. So below I'll share the default setting first and then mine with a lil comparison. If you want to share yours, feel free to do so (also state your platform obv) and you might help others out. 

BTW good on Respawn that they placed numbers, cause at first it was just guesswork where your settings were, but bad on respawn that due to whatever reason the option to go into ALC is obscured. You can't use right/left thumbstick (navigation wheel) and for pc I'm assuming the mouse scroller to access it anymore. You have to use D-pad down on consoles and likely 'S' for pc to access it now until they fix it. Right click and open image in other tab obv to see it in full 4K goodness... XBOOOOOX JENKIIIIIIIINS

These are default and below are mine

I also have per optic on and by default all optics have an x1.0 sensitivity whereas mine has 1.1 on the iron sights/1x, 1.2 on the 2x, 1.3 on the 3x, 1.4 on the 4x, 1.5 on the 6x (for some reason XD) and 1.4 on the 8x and 10x.

So biggest outliers between default and mine are the deadzone & response curve... Got to get that twichiness without streaming somehow :P (I'll see myself out) and that almost all my other stuff are higher values than the base and the ramp up stuff obv as low as possible to not have to wait for going "faster, faster, faster". My settings are basically designed to look around fast, but have minimal inputs for strafing while aiming properly set just right so I don't overshoot my ADS when someone is strafing or running away or jumping and I can't track them... It definitely needs a tune-up but for now, if I just play a match or 2 at most, most days unless playing with some folk from here, this is good enough.

So what's your takeaway when looking at your settings as opposed to the default? ;D