Call of Duty Aim Curves Aren't REAL - Here's Why 

Yes it tracks some what more accurate

I tried it. Definitely very accurate for long range.

@@yoremzok wow

Yes

What’s different with pc?

​@@hyzerihe probably means mnk

And deal with pc hackers in ranked, nahhh.

@@amayasossa4850 Linear with a slope scale at 0.31

@@-BUGZ-what about with a Flydigi controller that has 0 dead zone wouldn’t linear actually be linear if he’s using a ps5 controller they don’t have 0 dead zone?

@@corpingtons I have no clue honestly. I have a Gamesir G7 SE that has the Hall sticks so no deadzone but it feels weird in my big hands so I use the DS4 with the Sony back button on PC. I think you are onto something with the deadzone affect though. It does play a role in these settings. I just slowly move mine up until im not drifting anymore and get it as close to drift-no drift as I possibly can. But I use Dynamic with a .55 Slope Scale and it feels way better than the Linear .31 scale.

@@corpingtons So basically, you can literally get any controllers stick to not have drift whether it’s a 1 deadzone or 5. And once you get it to that perfect spot, Linear, Dynamic and Standard act the same way on both controllers. Like I said, I have used sticks that don’t even need the deadzone setting, had it on 0 max and having my DS4 on a 4 deadzone feels the same as having the Hall Effect sticks at 0.