I have been meaning to ask what controller sensitivity you guys run?

I seem to do best somewhere between low and mid. But I wondered what our better players find the best for them.

I stayed at the default setting for a long time but it always seemed a bit clunky for me so i decided to crank it up all the way and I've kept it there since then. Now that i look back its pretty slow at max compared to cod or halo. But just good enough to play decently.

3 or 4 notches from 0 i think higher the sensitivity you get the more worse i play

Default setting is way to slow. Mine's set up past mid somewhere

I have mine set up to about middle to mid-high. I need it for the twitch/impulse shooting in cramped quarters. Also, I really find it useful for sniping as I can track targets very easily if I needed to move my crosshair quickly without having to re-acquire the target.

Does anyone know if any of the stationary weapon or vehicle views move at different speeds based on the controller sensitivity?

That it does byte!

I have my sensitivity as high as it goes in BC2, it always seemed to slow for me otherwise. If I could make it higher I probably would.

Vehicle views and stationary weapons do move faster with higher sensitivity.

i play on 6 - 7 notches now and defult seems extremly slow now i cant belive i played that slow before

I know I experience a bit more image motion fatigue (simulator sickness) on the higher settings. Then again I'm playing on a 100" projection screen from about 12' away, so the image fills my field of view.

dang thats a preety large screen i play on a 42 inch from about 6 feet away

It might get bigger. We're planning an addition for the fall which will include a larger Home Theater space, so I may go up to 110" or 120" max size. Any larger and the best HD projectors can't get the image bright enough.

Axx Bytehoven wrote:

It might get bigger. We're planning an addition for the fall which will include a larger Home Theater space, so I may go up to 110" or 120" max size. Any larger and the best HD projectors can't get the image bright enough.

That is ridiculous, I guess it puts a more realistic perspective into gaming considering so much of your visible spectrum is being focused on the game. I play on a 32" and that is as big as I'd like to go, I prefer my monitors/tv's to be medium sized. Not to big, not to small.

If i decide to play recon i'll have the settings for medium, any other class will be mid-high /high. I find if i use high with recon i can't get headshots.

Technogician wrote:

Axx Bytehoven wrote:

It might get bigger. We're planning an addition for the fall which will include a larger Home Theater space, so I may go up to 110" or 120" max size. Any larger and the best HD projectors can't get the image bright enough.

That is ridiculous, I guess it puts a more realistic perspective into gaming considering so much of your visible spectrum is being focused on the game. I play on a 32" and that is as big as I'd like to go, I prefer my monitors/tv's to be medium sized. Not to big, not to small.

IMHO, I would be just as happy to play on a good 24"+ size monitor from a given distance. My screen choice comes down to the space I have set up for gaming. My new HT space will be a much better and more traditional HT space. My current HT is kinda small even though I have a pretty good size screen.

If SWTOR ends up only being a PC MMO game, I may very well end up doing some gaming on a smaller screen in my office, unless I dedicate a PC system to the new HT, which I really don't want to do.

I use a mouse

I have the g500 gaming mouse from logitech and i have three settings on there for quick changing the sensitivity...

One is ultra sensitive and this is just for walking around with the ready twitch incase i get hit and have to return fire.

One is around medium sensitivity that gives me good aim when i'm in a seated position just firing and not moving.

and the third is really low sensitivity that gives me good aim when I'm a recon and in scope.

pc gamers should definately try using this mouse I recommend it.