I'd like to hear what you guys think about this too. I'm not talking about the sensitivity settings, but I've seen on twitter that if you unassign the controller keybinds and the arrow keys on the keyboard, it seems like the viewpoint control is smoother. This text has been translated by machine translation. Given that 2042 runs absolutely terribly, that alone will make the input feel awful by comparison, but that is nothing to do with the mouse sensitivity.
#Input delay battlefield 2042 Pc
In short, there should be a period of learning to play the new game somewhat, before you begin to presume there may be something insurmountably wrong with it.Ĭall of Duty is not a good example to compare other games to in many ways, since it has high / smooth frame rates due to a great dev team in Beenox on the PC side and very consistent mechanics between games in the franchise (much more so than most other franchises that tend to change more fundamentals between titles). The change in FOV when aiming vs not, character movement speeds (especially in games where you very rarely aim when perfectly stood still, which is most shooters), and many more factors besides.Īll those things play a huge part in your perceived sensation of "aiming" in a game, and you really shouldn't expect a new game to ever feel like a different one exactly, even when they are the same franchise / engine, and you have the same sensitivity calculated (or at least same scaling method). The whole sensation of input is dependant on many factors such as the way the animations feel to zoom in and out, how the weapon model moves as you turn left and right in hipfire, whether the camera "eye" is positioned on it's pivot point or slightly behind / forward of it, whether there is a large variance in frame pacing / rate and or low frame rate in general. "Placebo" might seem like an insult, but it really isn't, it's a perfectly normal response we are all subject to.Īs far as "sensitivity" goes, this is only a small part of "mouse input". If there isn't a reproducible action you can test with a measurable result to arrive a conclusion, the answer lies really within your perception of it. I think a better way of approaching this to think like this.if I make a certain movement with my hand, what would I expect the crosshair to do that it is not doing? Is it just a battlefield thing? Played the last 2 Call Of Duty Games with a setting of 0% and it just felt absolutely fine on all scopes.Īpart from massive input lag in the game, this is giving me a headache, and i keep checking the forums here if you guys found out anything, but all i see is that its working as intended. Why does it feel so off on some scopes though, i just dont understand.ĭid not have these issues with other games.
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