It is a virtual stick, from my understanding it has to be implemented like so to allow for the turnspeed limitations to be effective across the board for kbm and sticks.

It stinks, but it's better then using a gamepad.

A few tips, use a low dpi mouse or a mouse w/ dpi resolution memory that supports very low dpi. I find a cheap mouse typically works best.

Don't go over 90 sensitivity. The jump to 100 is really weird and makes tracking nearly impossible with ADS.

Well they didn't, they went a console and should have stuck with a console controller.

Actually I've been paying attention to Dust 514 since 2009 when my roommate my freshmen year told me about it. Since that point I watched every video that I could find that talked about It. I got into the closed beta a little over a year ago and shortly before I got in I watched a developer Q&A session during fanfest and one of the questions was about KBM the developer said there were no plans to have KBM support for Dust 514. When I got into the closed beta a year ago it only had DS3 support and still CCP made no mention of adding KBM. As the closed beta went along the console FPS gamers were dominating the battlefield and all the EVE online players who were in closed beta who didn't have as much console FPS experience complained and begged for KBM support so CCP gave in.

You're talking about the later stages of the game in their advertising, I was talking about the early stages pre-closed beta.

So next time you want to call some one a liar make sure you know your facts and history of the game. I was #1 in warpoints at the end of the E3 build last year so I think I know a thing or 2 about this game.

I use the 800 dpi setting on my mouse and i find it quite nice.

However keep in mind that since it is a virtual stick, the settings for the PS move and the DS3 affect it as well.

I turned the sensitivity on the DS3 to 100/100 and the move I increased the sensitivity to 100 and zeroed the deadzone features.

Then mouse smoothing off, aim assist off, and play with in game sens on the mouse until you're happy.

I use... 40 I think for the mouse, and my buddy uses 60 or 70.

After that, play for a couple hours, get a muscle memory developing for it, and pretty soon it should feel pretty decent. It does for me at least.

Now... input lag and terrible frame rates... no amount of aim fixes will help that. And this game runs ~20 fps from what I can see, which might also be why the controls feel so sluggish.

If you want to play a game based on KBM then move over to PC. Consoles are made with Controllers. Nuff said.