ALC Tweaking

One thing I've found it's helpful to fine tune are the ADS settings, particularly extra yaw and pitch if you use them.  Scout of Action feels very useful for this.  I kind of want to play around with the ramp up and delay on these as well as the outer threshold, but it seems just a bit more complicated than I feel like dealing with.

For the umpteenth time, I really wish we could get some sort of tool for practicing real tracking in the range.

@hayhor Watch the video that Verhulst made comparing Gen's settings to Classic. The difference in results, from a guy who has spent most of his time on Classic, is striking. His flicks on Classic are incredible, it looks just like MnK.

My settings are just a linear hybrid (7 curve) with 1 DZ, mid senses, and lots of extra yaw and pitch.

@Lord_Scorpion34 I'm interested to experiment with the outer threshold more, because I'd like more control of how much stick motion causes the extra yew to kick in, but I don't want to adjust the delay or ramp up above zero.  I want it to happen 100% when it's activated.  Maybe a small adjustment to the ramp up might be worth exploring, though.  It could perhaps also help produce the effect I'm looking for.

@Lord_Scorpion34 Hayhor and I have both been using AIM controllers since the next gen update. I was using Scuf before that. I really can't speak highly enough about their product. I'm sure that X percent of them get stick drift early or whatever, that's just any controller really because the thumb stick electronics in controllers is just a crappy design in general. They're not really manufactured to survive as much use as they get. Mine's about 7 months old and functioning perfectly still. Just a wee bit of drift on 1% dead zone.

By contrast, my Scuf PS4 controller pretty much had some nasty drift out of the box. I enabled ALC not too long after getting it, and I had to run about 8% dead zone to not have any drift. By the time it was a year old, both sticks had drift (the left stick drift made the controller unusable for Apex) and a problem with one of the paddles.

I reckon that the upcoming Sony pro controller will cost more than AIM and I don't quite trust their quality control all that much.