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Like console there should be more options to choose from like having a separate sensitivity settings like editing sensitivity/building sensitivity. So we can aim better and build better on mobile
External link →Like console there should be more options to choose from like having a separate sensitivity settings like editing sensitivity/building sensitivity. So we can aim better and build better on mobile
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Consider making aim acceleration an option too please! :)
Aim acceleration is a setting that players think they want to turn off. I have spoken with the dev team about this and the reality is that this feature as is close to a must have in the game as any. This is due to the way aiming works.
The biggest issue with turning aim acceleration off is that fine tune aiming would suffer based on how aiming is currently configured. So while it may seem to a benefit because PC players can turn off this via a windows setting, they also have much more control with DPI changes. Players who turn it off on mobile would suffer in more situations then they would benefit from. We have to think about the entire mobile player base and not just those who are on reddit when it comes to making a change such as this.
Agreeeddddddd
Even if its a setting that is a choice, it still requires a good amount of work. This is something that is currently not a high priority to work on. We have other features we are working on that we feel will have more of an impact on our players.
Am currently making a megathread of pretty much every suggestion ever uttered (mobile specific) that goes into detail about it and has video representations and links to others explaining it in detail too. I have, proper suggestions, not just add 60fps because I know you guys are trying your hardest to bring the best performance you can. Hopefult it will help the dev team a lot.
Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. I always pass the info over to the team to look at and see what can/cant be done and what takes priority in getting adjusted.