Yeah I understand. I didn’t specify but I was reffering more to the red dot, 2-4x and 1-4x scopes my bad, the sensitivity on the 4-8x, 6-12x and 8-16x are fair. As for the others they would be used in close to mid range combat so having more sensitivity while ads would be great, but I agree a different amount of sensitivity for each sight/magnification would be necessary.
The sensitivity should change depending on how zoomed in you are. E.g. 1x should be almost normal sensitivity and 8x should be very low sensitivity
Merged several topics about scope sensitivity into one, neat topic.
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When aiming with the scopes, most notably the ACOG sight, it’s almost like your movement has been relegated to super slow motion, it’s almost impossible to track any moving target.
This second part may in fact be a bug, but intermittently with the ACOG sight it will literally prevent you from moving the sight into the target, like it blocks you. I’ve had to swing way above or below the target to be able to move ahead of the target then get onto the target many many times.
Oddly enough when zoomed all the way on with the riffle scopes this isn’t much of an issue at all.
This is on PS4.
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Sir, you’re not meant to aim from one to another with your scope up.
You make a rude approximation of the target, scope, shoot.
Then you lower your scope, make a new rude approximation of a new target, scope, shoot… 
It seems to be intentional, sir.
Also, in settings, you should be able to tweak it a bit?
No you can’t, also your comment isn’t even reflective of the base topic.
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I spoke solely of the aim speed when scoped, sir.
Not the bug, as I, as PC player, do not have this, and thus am not quite allowed to speak of this?
Yes, the aim downside speed is extremely slow on PS4, it’s nearly impossible to follow a seeker sideways with Acog, but put the aim downside sensitivity settings on Max lvl, helps a little bit though.
Yeah that’s a pain, but sometimes it literally stops you from even getting on target like you are running into a barrier or something. I know many many games on console have an aim assist to deal with the limited degrees of movement available with thumb sticks, it seems to have a bug though
I have played since release and encountered an insane amount of different bugs and glitches on PS4 but that one I haven’t noticed yet…I will be aware of it!
Same issue topics merged.
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Too bad, console controllers do not have, like most mice now, have a build in pointer accelerator…
That could’ve been a nice help…
What do you mean by build in? I only know the acceleration if windows. And most players who play first person shooters turn it off to get better muscle memory and therefor eventually better aiming.
On a controler you aim with the thumb stick and, pls correct me when I’m wrong here, but I thought if you push the stick only a little the aiming speed is relativly slow. If you push more the speed increases. Thats like an accelerator. I dont see another possibility how that would work in a different way.
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Thank you guys for sharing your expiriences on consols here too. I thought it is only a PC issue but it looks like it is the general way the gane is programmed. Therefor it might take that long to implement.
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Hmmm, I’ve had a few trackballs, sir, and the last 2 both had build-in acceleration?
My wife has a mouse with such accelerator?
So you had an accelerating mouse arrow on desktop even if you disabled the acceleration in windows? Thats interessting.
But nevertheless, I think the only good way is that the devs implement the correction factors i described above or give us a sens slider for each zoom level. I really hope they can realize it soon.
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Once again, my good sir: 100% agreement.
If you are correct, then you just are that: correct!
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Its incredible frustrating as soon as a i look into a scope or sight, my aim speed drops to nothing. If i zoom in a lot with a 4x8 then its goes up again, but in close combat, firing from the hip is better than aiming down a scope/sight. I have turned up my sensitivity but that does almost nothing. Can the aim speed be consistent regardless of zoomed in on scope or not?
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I had this with my mini sniper. A 4x zoom makes it impossible to follow even a seeker 
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One does this, normally, in GZ: pre-aim unscoped, scope in, then fine aim, shoot…
For new target: unscope, pre-aim, …
Also, in settings you can alter AIM speed, sir.