same, but morrowind for me
can't really beta test anything when i'm tempted to tear my hair out after every game.
and even if i started back now, too much of an SP deficit to make up the difference.

back to dust hiatus mode

It would be nice if a dev could atleast say they are looking at the issue, I am getting along ok with the new higher speed but i'd love to be able to tweak the speed to something slower without turning smoothing on, because the smoothing is terrible.

I've been with CCP playing EVE for years through many major and minor patches. If something is a minor inconvenience they'll get to it at some point when they feel like it or a dev might tell you "too bad suck it up" (a bit more PC than that in their wording, most of the time anyway). If anyone remember how the Catalyst would make like a bad M.C. Escher sketch every time you undocked for like 5 years.

But when something big is completely broken, like the controls, they're on that in a day, maybe less. Hopefully they won't make me regret defending them, but they really do fix this kind of stuff real quick. After the last major update to EVE some players (like myself) couldn't run multiple clients without the lag making the game completely unplayable. I'm talking sometimes less than a frame a second for me. They had that fixed in 2 days. So just be patient and they hopefully won't let us down.

Tried this and now I have it set to 0. If there was any improvement it's not very noticeable. My mouse sensitivity is still at 0 and it's still way too sensitive.

Also tried setting the dead zones for the motion controller all the way up just for the heck of it but that did nothing.

EDIT: Actually, I've been playing some more and it appears to have fixed the issue of sudden, jerky, crosshair movements that were screwing up my aim before in combat. Although it's still way too sensitive at 0 but it's playable right now.

No dpi adjustment on my mouse. It's just a Logitech M500 that I've had for a while.

Like I said though, the sensitivity is still too high but turning the cross hair setting all the way down on the motion controller menu helped with the sudden jerky movements that were making the game unplayable before.

Right now I'm using a Logitech G9x set to 2500dpi.

My PS3 is set to "Fast" and in game I have sensitivity set to 100.

I honestly feel like DUST is incredibly slow compared to what I normally play. I'm not sure if I'm just hitting the hard limits of rad/sec I can turn, but it feels that way. This is a marked improvement over the speed in the previous build, though. If there is any way to increase the sensitivity just a little bit more, it would be appreciated.

I will say that the Y-axis looking is just broken entirely. It feels like barely 1/4th the speed of the X-axis.

*Note: I have mouse smoothing off and the Y-axis still lags. The option does not seem to affect the Y-axis individually in my experience.

This!

Thanks for the update Cpl Quartz.. much appreciated.

Finally...