Hi guys,

I just wanted to let you know we are investigating the issues that are being reported with aiming and should have more info soon.

Cheers

CCP Wolfman

Exactly. Plus the controller sensitivity settings in Options actually work in Uprising as opposed to the previous build.

I have seen posts in these forums in favor of the improved aiming on the DS3. Maybe m/kb aiming broke when they improved aiming for the DS3?

Well. I set the sentivity to 60 for Keyboard and Mouse. i actually play better now.

That is just mad! No way! It is better now. I used to empty SMG mags into people and get no hitmarkers. Now I can actually get head shots on them... Way better, don't kid yourself cuh'.

Hi guys,

We are working on an update for the MKB sensitivity settings to try and address the issues that have been reported. Could I also ask that when you post feedback on the controls you can specify what control method you are using because is not always easy to distinguish if the problems being reported are for MKB, DS3 or for a third party controller. It would also be useful if you could let us know if you were also experiencing any performance issues with lag or poor frame rate at the same time.

Will keep you up to date.

Cheers

CCP Wolfman

so which dev though kb/m was op and nerfed it without thinking? how does this really get into deployment code?

Its really easy to spot, when you go into your equipment selection for a nano hive, your mouse selection behaves really jitterish as if it can only do certain angles but not all of them as before on the chromosone build where the wheel was really smooth all around.

The Eagle Eye converter that i have been fiddling with has the exact same issue because it translates mouse movement to analog stick movement and it since it uses angle correction to predict a straight line of movement you cannot go from point A to B in a circular motion because it converts it to a linear set of motion.

The main diffrence however is the Eagle eye allows for 10 Seperate Deadzones to be set, Adjustable Angle correction but if you adjust this too much you will get see all your micro movements instead of going from left to right in a straight line you get a zig zag motion up & down while going left & right. Angle correction deals with those micro movements.

Then you also have sensetivity adjustments for both axises and the same for being scoped in.

If you think about it since Y & X axis sens is off i need to run aprox a 20% - 30% difrence to get a circle pattern, witch most peoples mice cant do btw, but ingame DS3 users can set diffrent sensetivities for both axis.

In dust all you get is a Sensetivity slider and thats as far as your tweaking goes.

Then there are 1001 diffrent Mouses, all with diffrent DPI, Polling & whatsnot settings.

Theres however only 1 type of DS3, and any knockoff's are build to specification.

Your Brain at this point climbs out of your skull and beats you to death with said controller.