Deadzone on Starfighters broken
Product: Star Wars Battlefront II Platform:Microsoft XBOX One What is your issue related to? General Summarize your bug Product: Star Wars Battlefront II Platform:Microsoft XBOX One What is your i...
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Have you invested in a different controller then, perhaps? I can possibly take a video of me actually piloting with a Microsoft Xbox Elite Wireless Controller.
Or even un-installing and re-installing your game? Or removing your profile synced data? You can of course tweak my settings to your liking, but as the default the left controller controls mostly throttle which of course translates into velocity. The right controller controls pitch (up to down) and yaw (left to right) with relation to the view.
I would agree that some maps are very cluttered with derbies especially ones like you mentioned with the weackage. Its all about finesse, even using my scheme I will crash when I am at too high of a velocity. But also besides the settings being changed, the Star Cards can also play a factor with the vessel.
I wish I can provide you with a solution.
Sigh. It's the GAME it's nothing to do with a controller or anything. Play the game and see for yourself. Move the right stick and see how far you have to push it for it to move. I don't get how the average player doesn't notice 70% deadzone.
- I very accurately described the situation and you're talking about something entirely different, as if it's my first time flying. It is thousands of hours far from it. The game itself is broken, there's no solution on my side.
I totally agree with you on how bad it is that aim assist can't be turned off for starfighters. It effs up your aim so often. Most common issues with this: aiming at an objective, such as shooting venetor bridges, and aim assist decides to veer you off to shoot at some random AI. The other thing is when you lock your torpedos on to something and then the torpedos are shot at some completely different target than the one you locked on to. Totally random and very annoying.
