Issue with mouse speed while sighting down the crosshairs

[Nipper]

Yeah as I stated. I was talking about aim speed not movement as in wasd movement. I have been playing a little bit longer the issue I have is I can;t lead the target. I am used to playing bf3. Where I can move my aim the same if not faster then the target is moving. I find it annoying with bugs most off or the player npcs dodge to the left or right. I sight down my crosshairs just to find out it moved but unable to keep up with the speed it is moving.

This needs to be addressed this is not realistic type movement to begin with. Even in real life I can move my rifle faster then the targets movement.

[Fade]

What I meant was that the slowdown is intentional and the way they want it to work. As someone else mentioned if you want to be more accurate your aim speed and movement is slowed, making it somewhat "realistic". That's the gameplay style they want.

The slowdown isn't there for realism, it's there to make it easier to aim with gamepads...

I'm having big problems with the slowdown, to such an extent that my wrist hurts. I can play other shooters without this slowdown without any problems with my wrist. So I guess I unknowingly twist my wrist in strange ways when cirkelstrafing while in aim mode because of the slowdown.

[oops519]

I agree with this post. Something needs to be done about the decrease to sensitivity that occurs when aiming down the sights. It's much too extreme. One must furiously swipe their mouse while aiming down sight just to keep up with running enemy. One could turn the mouse sensitivity, but then the mouse just becomes ridiculously sensitive to the slightest movement. If we aren't going to get an ADS sensitivity slider, the disparity between hipfire sensitivity and ADS sensitivity must be dealt with. As it is now, it is broken.

[Nipper]

Trying to keep the topic alive. Post your thoughts maybe sledge will read it and address the issue.

[Freyar]

Still hunting for potential methods to edit configs.

[Lyme047]

Actually, sighting in BF3 does slow your look speed down. It's just not as extreme of a difference as this game. It's a little weird to get used to, but at least you can turn auto-aim off. ^^ Also, you could always look at this as a good way to practice snapping instead of keeping your sights up the whole time.

[alilsneaky]

They need to fix this it doesn't belong in a pc shooter.
I've made a suggestion thread about it as well a few days ago.

[Nipper]

Still hunting for potential methods to edit configs.

Still trying to look where the configs are saved. I have looked all over for them. So if you happen to find out please do tell.

But in the mean time I tweeked my settings a bit. Don't get me wrong it looks fast but I use a trackball so not a normal mouse. It is not as bad the settings I am using. Here is the video I just uploaded it so might take a few to process http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW8SNz30Lgg

[Lyme047]

Still trying to look where the configs are saved. I have looked all over for them. So if you happen to find out please do tell.

But in the mean time I tweeked my settings a bit. Don't get me wrong it looks fast but I use a trackball so not a normal mouse. It is not as bad the settings I am using. Here is the video I just uploaded it so might take a few to process http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cW8SNz30Lgg

Have you tried looking into some kind of mouse acceleration? Most people hate it, but some love it.

[Dude]

It might be annoying but I think its intended. You are aiming. You can t move your gun around all fast if you are trying to aim accurately. You are making slower more direct movements instead of just a spray and pray.

I think its fine as is. Learn to shoot hip fire or aim and take your time.

It's intended.. ..to be played with controllers.