@showfacepsn If you cannot find these options, then I think it's impossible to add them to the game. DICE no longer updates the game since developers are focused on Battlefield 1 and Star Wars Battlefront II.
See this is what I've been wanting to know for a while what is the dead zone percentage in bf4 is it actually known because that's what's put me off bf1 and bf5 my aim is so bad compared to bf4 even through weeks of playing and using the same settings i do on bf4 i can only assume it's the dead zone difference
@wabbajacker1997 I want tend to think that you have a wealth of other equally important factors than just the dead-zone that makes such a difference for you between those 3 games? Simple thing like soldier stick 'sensitivity' does not appear to be the same across the 3 games despite you may set it at the same value in settings. Same as well with auto-rotation or not. Same as well with ADS slowdown. And here it even depends on the scope size that you have put on the individual weapon, as you can use separate parameters as you may want to customize it to your own preferences for various ranges.
Have not seen anyone really making a comparable bench-marking across these games for these settings. So only thing to do is unfortunately for you to try and tweak one parameters at a time and then check it out in real gameplay. Patience and perseverance is the thing here...
Have you looked at aim stick acceleration?
I had the same problem as you then I turned of stick acceleration and it played like bf4.
For years I hated bf1 just because of that stupid setting that was turned on by default. Im glad I figured it out cuz bf1 is actually a decent game now.
In BF4 it isn't changeable. The default Deadzone axial in BF4 is however 15%
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