No matter what settings you use it’s going to feel sticky and sluggish at certain situations. This is because they introduced a “vertical aim boost limit” which makes your vertical aim boost go to 0 when you start going vertical in aim. But you get the aim boost when going in a more diagonal direction, which creates a lot of inconsistency. They only way to make it 100% not sticky right now is to completely set your aim boost settings to 0 and find a sensitivity that works for you from there. It’s very unfortunate but they are going to give us a toggle for the y axis in the “next major update” as said by Scott, a game director at crytek for hunt.
Would the aim boost strength not be what is mostly affecting the 360 speed you mentioned? I run very similar settings on Xbox as a 6-star and found the boost strength to be what was throwing me off. I bet you know where your settings need to be, but if it still feels odd after a while, you may want to set the x-axis up a smidge and mess with reducing the aim boost.
It’s shouldn’t be because my settings for aim boost were the same before and after, and they didn’t change the linear aim boost. If I turned up my x axis and reduced my aim boost, that would still result in a faster x axis because aim boost is a multiplier. I might do a lot of experimenting in the shooting range though with aim boost, only thing I’m having issues with is holding angles while walking around corners. There’s a lot messed up with controller aim right now though so at some point we probably just have to settle for something okish 🤷🏼♂️
It is additive but if you slow the aim boost and increase the base sensitivity value it’d be similar to decreasing the sens and increasing the aim boost, like for the most part you’d be doing the same thing I could be wrong tho.
Does flicking to targets or tracking targets feel worse for you? Given that taking corners sucks, I would look into the actual axis as the issue; when using the inside of the stick to take a corner, the aim-boost is usually taking a backseat. That said, you play quickly in close quarters, so you may use the outside more often to take advantage of the aim boost for flicks around said corners. I also agree that setting the x-axis sens up and aim boost down will put you in the same spot; however, the curves will look different. The first 90% of the line will become more aggressive, allowing quick movements within the interior of the stick, and the aim boost section of the sense curve will smooth out. At the extreme, the difference doesn't matter. 2+8=10, and so does 3+7=10. However, the issue may not be with the 10(the extreme), but with the 2(when taking it slow), and the 8(aim boost) just helps you get there. I do apologize If I made any assumptions about your mechanics on a controller. I personally quite enjoy your hunt content, and given my own controller senses are almost identical to yours, I hope my 2 cents will be of help in some way. On the other hand, with the accuracy you showed in the video, you may be right in your new senses being “okay enough,” they certainly looked plenty accurate to me.
@@LCD616 oh no don’t apologize! I kinda get what you’re saying, it’s also nice to know you have similar settings. I’m still experimenting and trying to improve it to see if I can find anything that does feel better, and to be fair the clips I hit in this video felt decent. But I assure you I have a lot a lot of bad feeling clips where my sens either feels way to slow or way to fast. Do you have discord? I wouldn’t mind messaging you more about it there if you have it. You could join my discord and then I could add you.
your second issue is so true and the settings suck in general. I identically copied my old settings and they weren't fast but super sensitive. my screen should just shake furiously the second i touched my stick. had to completely rework them.
Yeah it’s a big pain in the ass, if you used aim boost you might wanna see my newest video about the limit. Hopefully the “toggle” they are talking about will get rid of it and make it feel close to normal again.
Ya the y axis boost limit they added (which I discovered after making my video) is why the controls are so atrocious right now. Pc is such a better experience at the moment.
Yeah them messing with the y axis just screwed everyone up that uses aim boost, kinda one of those unfortunate things that we just have to get used to until they mess with it again.
Answer part one. I’m assuming you’re referring to the y axis, if so it’s actually even more complicated than I thought, I might even do a whole separate video on it. Basically there is y axis aim boost but there is a thing they introduced called a y aim boost limit. This limit makes it so that your aim boost slowly goes to 0 when you’re making very steep vertical movements. What that means is when you go in a more lateral diagonal movement that aim boost is applied as normal but since everyone has been increasing their y axis to accommodate for it being slow, that middle diagonal movement actually then is even faster than it is horizontally or vertically. 🫠 Part two, assuming when they give us this “toggle option” if it gets rid of the “y aim boost limit” than my sensitivities and aim boost will most likely be exactly how they were in my last video. But there’s no telling when we will get this and what it will even do unfortunately. Once it happens though I will immediately make a video.
Oh 100% crytek needs to do something about it before it can feel anywhere near like it used to, I don’t need it to be exactly like how it was but no Y aim boost is what’s really screwing me right now.
I can’t understand how it was intentional change to aim boost on y axis. Like can they explain why they would remove it before adding an option to toggle it on and off. I’ve been playing with 0 aim strength on my ads
Have you found that 0 aim strength is helping it not feel so sluggish? My biggest struggle is diagonal movements. I might make another video but they added a thing called “y aim boost limit” which basically means if your at a super steep angle going diagonal it will slowly make aim boost go to 0, and that’s what’s throwing me off
@@itzcyclonez I play on steady curve. I have aim boost set to 1.0 for lowered and shouldered. Aim boost set to 0 for ads. My ads is fast but I can’t hit headshots farther than 70m cause it’s too jittery without aim boost
That’s a good question! Even though I’m gunslinger when you sprint you’re always in the lowered state, so it’s basically my sprinting sensitivity. And thank you very much, voice overs are a bit new to me but I think I’m getting better at them 😁
Yeah idk why they keep messing with controller settings, it sets everyone off every time and just causes too much stress especially when it’s during an event.
@@itzcyclonez same. Im glad theyre brave enough to try improve things but i wish they had the self-control to make it optional. Too busy wondering if they could & not busy enough wondering if they should.
i found that exponential is working best for me now. with a high ish initial sensitivity and a moderate aim boost. if anyone wants to give it a go i can send you a pic of the settings.
Thanks dude!
No problem! I’ll probably make a pinned comment if I gain any additional info or change my values.
These settings feel way too sticky and sluggish for me when turning I can’t turn smoothly
No matter what settings you use it’s going to feel sticky and sluggish at certain situations. This is because they introduced a “vertical aim boost limit” which makes your vertical aim boost go to 0 when you start going vertical in aim. But you get the aim boost when going in a more diagonal direction, which creates a lot of inconsistency. They only way to make it 100% not sticky right now is to completely set your aim boost settings to 0 and find a sensitivity that works for you from there. It’s very unfortunate but they are going to give us a toggle for the y axis in the “next major update” as said by Scott, a game director at crytek for hunt.
Would the aim boost strength not be what is mostly affecting the 360 speed you mentioned? I run very similar settings on Xbox as a 6-star and found the boost strength to be what was throwing me off. I bet you know where your settings need to be, but if it still feels odd after a while, you may want to set the x-axis up a smidge and mess with reducing the aim boost.
It’s shouldn’t be because my settings for aim boost were the same before and after, and they didn’t change the linear aim boost. If I turned up my x axis and reduced my aim boost, that would still result in a faster x axis because aim boost is a multiplier. I might do a lot of experimenting in the shooting range though with aim boost, only thing I’m having issues with is holding angles while walking around corners. There’s a lot messed up with controller aim right now though so at some point we probably just have to settle for something okish 🤷🏼♂️
Till the next update when we all get to scramble for controller settings again. Also, though this may sound ignorant, is the aim boost not additive?
It is additive but if you slow the aim boost and increase the base sensitivity value it’d be similar to decreasing the sens and increasing the aim boost, like for the most part you’d be doing the same thing I could be wrong tho.
Does flicking to targets or tracking targets feel worse for you? Given that taking corners sucks, I would look into the actual axis as the issue; when using the inside of the stick to take a corner, the aim-boost is usually taking a backseat. That said, you play quickly in close quarters, so you may use the outside more often to take advantage of the aim boost for flicks around said corners. I also agree that setting the x-axis sens up and aim boost down will put you in the same spot; however, the curves will look different. The first 90% of the line will become more aggressive, allowing quick movements within the interior of the stick, and the aim boost section of the sense curve will smooth out. At the extreme, the difference doesn't matter. 2+8=10, and so does 3+7=10. However, the issue may not be with the 10(the extreme), but with the 2(when taking it slow), and the 8(aim boost) just helps you get there. I do apologize If I made any assumptions about your mechanics on a controller. I personally quite enjoy your hunt content, and given my own controller senses are almost identical to yours, I hope my 2 cents will be of help in some way. On the other hand, with the accuracy you showed in the video, you may be right in your new senses being “okay enough,” they certainly looked plenty accurate to me.
@@LCD616 oh no don’t apologize! I kinda get what you’re saying, it’s also nice to know you have similar settings. I’m still experimenting and trying to improve it to see if I can find anything that does feel better, and to be fair the clips I hit in this video felt decent. But I assure you I have a lot a lot of bad feeling clips where my sens either feels way to slow or way to fast. Do you have discord? I wouldn’t mind messaging you more about it there if you have it. You could join my discord and then I could add you.
your second issue is so true and the settings suck in general. I identically copied my old settings and they weren't fast but super sensitive. my screen should just shake furiously the second i touched my stick. had to completely rework them.
Yeah it’s a big pain in the ass, if you used aim boost you might wanna see my newest video about the limit. Hopefully the “toggle” they are talking about will get rid of it and make it feel close to normal again.
This game feels absolutely terrible on controller. I would play but can’t bring myself to suffer the clunky controls
Ya the y axis boost limit they added (which I discovered after making my video) is why the controls are so atrocious right now. Pc is such a better experience at the moment.
Took me a long time to get the right settings. After like 80h in it feels good to me but it was very fked up when I started again playing Hunt.
Yeah them messing with the y axis just screwed everyone up that uses aim boost, kinda one of those unfortunate things that we just have to get used to until they mess with it again.
Did patch solve those bugged settings? And what would you use after patch?
Answer part one.
I’m assuming you’re referring to the y axis, if so it’s actually even more complicated than I thought, I might even do a whole separate video on it.
Basically there is y axis aim boost but there is a thing they introduced called a y aim boost limit. This limit makes it so that your aim boost slowly goes to 0 when you’re making very steep vertical movements.
What that means is when you go in a more lateral diagonal movement that aim boost is applied as normal but since everyone has been increasing their y axis to accommodate for it being slow, that middle diagonal movement actually then is even faster than it is horizontally or vertically. 🫠
Part two, assuming when they give us this “toggle option” if it gets rid of the “y aim boost limit” than my sensitivities and aim boost will most likely be exactly how they were in my last video. But there’s no telling when we will get this and what it will even do unfortunately. Once it happens though I will immediately make a video.
@@itzcyclonez well subsribe it is :D I cant hit shit on this game and maybe this is reason. I try your settings and will see :)
I appreciate it 😁 I hope it helps, if you want you can join the discord as well if you need more help. It’s easier for me to talk to people there.
We cant fix it yourself.. we need fix it from crytek.
Oh 100% crytek needs to do something about it before it can feel anywhere near like it used to, I don’t need it to be exactly like how it was but no Y aim boost is what’s really screwing me right now.
I can’t understand how it was intentional change to aim boost on y axis. Like can they explain why they would remove it before adding an option to toggle it on and off. I’ve been playing with 0 aim strength on my ads
Have you found that 0 aim strength is helping it not feel so sluggish? My biggest struggle is diagonal movements. I might make another video but they added a thing called “y aim boost limit” which basically means if your at a super steep angle going diagonal it will slowly make aim boost go to 0, and that’s what’s throwing me off
@@itzcyclonez I play on steady curve. I have aim boost set to 1.0 for lowered and shouldered. Aim boost set to 0 for ads. My ads is fast but I can’t hit headshots farther than 70m cause it’s too jittery without aim boost
@@WhiteboyRick96 ohh yeah that makes sense hopefully we get the aim boost fixed sometime soonish after the event.
Arent “Lowered” settings moot since you play gunslinger? Im still learning the control settings.
Btw, I like your videos. You have a cool and confident voice.
That’s a good question! Even though I’m gunslinger when you sprint you’re always in the lowered state, so it’s basically my sprinting sensitivity. And thank you very much, voice overs are a bit new to me but I think I’m getting better at them 😁
@@itzcyclonez I totally disregarded lowered state settings but now it makes sense. Thanks for the explanation and ill see you subbed on twitch.
No problem, and thank you! I’m not live as often as I used to be but I am live every time I play!
Mega screwed. Bought the battlepass on debut thinking there wouldnt be game-breaking bugs.
Yeah idk why they keep messing with controller settings, it sets everyone off every time and just causes too much stress especially when it’s during an event.
@@itzcyclonez same. Im glad theyre brave enough to try improve things but i wish they had the self-control to make it optional. Too busy wondering if they could & not busy enough wondering if they should.
i found that exponential is working best for me now. with a high ish initial sensitivity and a moderate aim boost. if anyone wants to give it a go i can send you a pic of the settings.
Can you send me please I’m struggling
Exponential is still bugged.
How is exponential bugged?
It like console metro 2033 sense. Slow as shit
Oh god. Thanks for no "best of the best" in name😂