BATTLEFIELD 6 AIM Settings Make Controller Players Overpowered! (BF6 Best Settings)

0:05 You see that clip right there? Some would say it's just pure aim assist. And although it does play a part in Battlefield 6, but it's the fine-tuned settings for aiming what's going to make you look like you can track enemies like that. What's up, troopers? My name's Neon and welcome to a brand new video. Today, I'm going to be going in depth about aim assist itself and how about the controller guys? As some people say it's too weak, some people say it's too strong. But for me, you want to find the perfect sweet spot where you're relying on your muscle memory and not relying on aim assist. As the last thing you want when it comes to this game, you don't want aim assist to do it all for you. This isn't Call of Duty, this is Battlefield. And the best way to do it on Battlefield is doing it by yourself. Aim assist itself is supposed to just help you in navigate in the gun fights, but not take full control. And that's

0:50 why I'm here today to help you guys get them right settings. We're going to start it off with the sensitivity. We are currently rocking a infantry sensitivity of 70. I know it says aim sensitivity, but that isn't the case. This is what you can just naturally turn around without aiming. So, there's two different types of speeds. You got the speed here where you're just not aiming in, then you got this speed where you are aiming in. You can spin around, you actually have a way more of a faster sensitivity, but once you actually engage in, it's easier to control. Imagine trying to do that not aiming down sight, it's too much. And that's why you need to slow down your sensitivity on aiming side. And for me, a infantry zoom aim sensitivity is at 35. This will give you the perfect of tracking and stay consistent on your target. And with a 35 sensitivity, it's

1:36 actually just a little bit faster than the normal movement speed of someone sprinting at medium range. And that's the biggest game-changer is because you're basically having a sensitivity at the same speed of the enemy characters. Of course, you're having an easier tracking time. It's usually around the 30 mark is the sweet spot for it, but you actually want to have a faster sensitivity. And that's why increasing it up to 5% isn't a big deal. And it is recommended to have a higher sensitivity than 30. So, you can really rely on it on yourself and keep up with the target. Just watch this match here so you can actually watch and see how it truly does it. But don't be fooled by the slow ADS sensitivity. I took down this chopper no problem by tracking them. Oh, I got someone. I got someone.

2:24 Oh, they crashed. Perfect. Ooh, we got them there. Oh, yeah. Triple kill, that's one one.