Battlefield 6 Sensitivity Tip Will Help Make the Game Feel Like Past BF Titles When It Comes to Aiming
While the Battlefield 6 Open Beta isn’t lacking when it comes to gameplay settings and customization, some gamers might be confused on the game’s aim sensitivity settings, since it has different values and “feel” compared to past Battlefield games.
Fortunately, there is a way to mimic the same feel of past Battlefield games within Battlefield 6’s values, and it’s an easy trick shared by DICE.
Battlefield 6 Sensitivity Change Could Drastically Alter Your Performance
Over on X (formerly Twitter), Battlefield Principal Game Designer Florian Le Bihan shared a tip that should make the game feel better for a lot of Battlefield vets. Le Bihan shares that if players want their sensitivity to match what they had in previous Battlefield games, an easy fix is to “simply multiply it by 2, if you previously had the slider set to 5%, set it to 10% instead.”
Why DICE changed it in the first place, so that something like this needs to be done, I can’t answer, but at the very least, this should help a lot of gamers with their aiming configurations.
Le Bihan also shared that for Uniform Soldier Aiming, which is designed to ensure that aiming down sight (ADS) sensitivity feels the same for all infantry weapons with different ADS magnifications from sights, it is ON by default, with a specific coefficient. Players should adjust it accordingly to see which value suits them best.
Speaking of which, our console settings guide has aiming values and more, which should prove useful if you game using a controller.
In other Battlefield 6, a recent study has shown that when it comes to sprint speed, Battlefield 6 sits low on the totem pole compared to past Battlefield games. Don’t forget, for Weekend 2, DICE updated the game client to add a new map, new modes and a lot more, and this includes new rewards too.
Also of note, DICE has a new community challenge that will net participants a new weapon skin if completed, though it will be a hard one, as it requires $1 trillion in damages to the game’s real estate.
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