Gamepad Sensitivity (PC)

[DayumQuitPlayin]

I'm using an Xbox 360 controller.
The right analog stick is too sensitive. The slightest touch will make the camera turn.
Also, after using it, the camera will still spin unless you try to center the analog stick precisely in the middle to make the camera stop turning.

In the System Configuration menu, there is an "Analog Stick Sensitivity" slider. The slider seems to only adjust for the Left Analog stick used for moving your character.
There needs to be one for the Right Analog stick (camera movement).

Would really appreciate a Dev response or acknowledgement.

[Zefie_M]

I don't seem to have this problem, and I play with a wired 360 controller. Is your right analog stick broken/loose? I can jiggle mine around without it moving the camera at all. Though I didn't run the calibration tool (when it first popped up after install, somehow it was interrupted by a 1017 (lol), so I didn't bother trying again since it worked as is)

[DayumQuitPlayin]

I don't seem to have this problem, and I play with a wired 360 controller. Is your right analog stick broken/loose? I can jiggle mine around without it moving the camera at all. Though I didn't run the calibration tool (when it first popped up after install, somehow it was interrupted by a 1017 (lol), so I didn't bother trying again since it worked as is)

Sorry for late response.
Actually, the camera moves on its own. The most slightest touch on the right stick makes the camera move. It is not broken, it's brand new and it works well for other games.

The calibration tool doesn't seem to do anything other than making sure up is up and down is down, etc lol.

Does anyone else have this issue? This really sucks. I play both on PC and PS3. I'm playing PC for less latency/lag issues since my PS3 has a lot of it. But I hate playing PC version and the camera keeps moving when I don't want it to :-(

[cullenp]

I am having the same issue have u found a solution?

[Jessikia]

Sorry for late response.
Actually, the camera moves on its own. The most slightest touch on the right stick makes the camera move. It is not broken, it's brand new and it works well for other games.

The calibration tool doesn't seem to do anything other than making sure up is up and down is down, etc lol.

Does anyone else have this issue? This really sucks. I play both on PC and PS3. I'm playing PC for less latency/lag issues since my PS3 has a lot of it. But I hate playing PC version and the camera keeps moving when I don't want it to :-(

Are you using the wired or wireless version? The reason I ask is I used the PS3 controller on my PC using the MotionJoy software and I had a similar issue, the controller seemed to have a life of its own and even when I wasn't using the controller it looked like my character was taking a few steps forward or rotating on the spot. I thought it was because of it being the PS3 controller so I bought the wired xbox 360 controller for PC and I no longer have the issue. If you're using a wireless xbox controller, could it be that, that's causing it?

[cullenp]

I have had problems with other games with the wireless pad so i have bought a wired 1 and will give u an update. I have done a bit of research on this problem and with the lack of information available i think it could b a driver issue not a game 1 but if any1 can solve this issue i will be very greatful. I have a genuine wireless xbox receiver and windows 8 alienware x51pc, i have uninstalled and let the computer install the drivers and calibrated the controller in game and thru windows 8 but still no luck.

[Kittra]

Have you guys tried increasing the dead zone for the controller under Devices and Printers in Windows?

[cullenp]

I have been in those settings and cant remember seeing anythin called dead zone but that sounds like the right phrase if i can stop it bein so sensitive

[cullenp]

I have tried the wired xbox controller and still the same problem

[Kittra]

Never mind my earlier suggestion. I was using custom drivers for my wired and wireless xbox controllers so I did have the deadzone options in configuration.
The standard PC drivers for the Xbox controller does not seem to have a deadzone option. =\

I'd suggest running the controller calibration in windows and see if that helps, if not you could always look for some custom Xbox drivers that would allow you to setup a deadzone.