_BEST_ CONTROLLER Settings & Sensitivity to Dominate Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4!

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00:00Looking to take your controller skills to the next level in Fortnite Chapter 5 Season 4?

00:05You've come to the right place.

00:06In this video, we're diving into the best controller settings to help you boost your game and dominate the competition.

00:13With the latest updates bringing exciting new features and changes,

00:16it's the perfect time to fine-tune your settings and stay ahead of the curve.

00:20So let's get started with settings that are key to mastering your controller gameplay this season.

00:27Fortnite's gameplay dynamics have changed,

00:29and optimizing your settings can make a huge difference.

00:32Here's how to make the most out of controller settings that have stood the test of time.

00:37Auto-Confirm Edit

00:38The introduction of Auto-Confirm Edit might not be new,

00:42but it remains a game-changer for controller players.

00:45This feature simplifies your editing process,

00:48letting you streamline your builds and edits with ease.

00:51You have four options.

00:53None, Edit, Reset, and Both.

00:56Edit

00:56Automatically confirms your edit as soon as you finish selecting it.

01:01Reset

01:01Instantly resets a building piece with just two button presses.

01:05Both

01:06Activates Edit on Release

01:08and Reset on Release,

01:10allowing for seamless edits and resets.

01:12Test these settings in your creative

01:14to find what suits you best and gives you that competitive edge.

01:18Performance Mode for Low Input Delay

01:20While Performance Mode isn't exclusive to Season 4,

01:24its impact on reducing input delay is still significant.

01:28Switching to Performance Mode gives you a smoother experience

01:31by sacrificing some visual quality for better performance.

01:35Whether you choose low or high meshes,

01:38this setting helps maintain low input delay.

01:41Controller Dead Zone

01:42Finding the perfect dead zone is crucial for controller accuracy.

01:47The dead zone determines how much your stick can move

01:50before it registers in-game.

01:53As a general rule of thumb,

01:54you want to set your dead zone as low as possible

01:57without experiencing stick drift.

02:00Ideally, you should aim for a dead zone between 6 and 10%.

02:03While 8 or 9 is common for many players,

02:06we prefer 6 or 7 for a more responsive feel.

02:09However, keep in mind that not all controllers are built the same.

02:14Xbox controllers, for instance,

02:15might be more prone to stick drift

02:17due to less durable joystick technology.

02:20On the other hand,

02:21PS4 and PS5 controllers

02:23generally handle lower dead zones better,

02:26especially when they're relatively new.

02:29Look Dampening Time

02:30Look Dampening Time affects

02:32how quickly your right stick reaches maximum speed.

02:36Adjusting the setting can improve long-range tracking.

02:39Experiment with different values

02:41to find a balance between responsiveness and precision.

02:45Linear vs. Exponential Inputs

02:48Now let's compare the two main joystick inputs,

02:51Linear and Exponential.

02:54These inputs control how your joystick movements will appear in-game.

02:58While many players think one input is superior,

03:01both have their strength.

03:03Exponential is popular for its strong close-range aim assist.

03:06It's noticeable,

03:08but keep in mind that medium and long-range aim assist isn't as effective,

03:13making it challenging for competitive players

03:15who rely on long-range AR tags.

03:18Building and editing on Exponential can also feel sluggish,

03:21as if you're dragging your joysticks through mud.

03:24Linear, on the other hand,

03:26excels in responsiveness.

03:27It uses raw joystick movements without filtering,

03:31providing smoother and faster building and editing.

03:35This input also offers stronger medium and long-range aim assist compared to Exponential,

03:41though its close-range aim assist might not feel as strong.

03:44It's all about getting a feel for it.

03:47We recommend trying both inputs in creative mode

03:49to see which suits your play style best.

03:52Spending at least an hour on the opposite input can provide valuable insight

03:56and help you decide if a switch is worthwhile.

03:59Optimal Sensitivity Settings

04:01There's no one-size-fits-all sensitivity setting to instantly turn you into a pro.

04:07However, we suggest trying out a look sensitivity of 46% X and Y for linear players

04:14and 54% X and Y for those on Exponential.

04:18These mid-range settings allow for comfortable shot accuracy

04:21without feeling sluggish or overly fast.

04:25For weapon control, a vertical and horizontal speed of 13 is a good starting point.

04:30This sensitivity is on the slower side,

04:33perfect for tracking mid-air opponents and maintaining control.

04:36Avoid extremes like anything below 10% or above 18%,

04:41as they tend to cater too much to specific tracking needs.

04:46Controller Layout

04:47If you play on PC, switching your controller layout to generic

04:51might offer less input delay and smoother gameplay.

04:54Compare it with Xbox One and PlayStation 5 layouts

04:57to see what works best for you.

04:59Optimal Binds

05:00Having the right binds is essential for fluid gameplay.

05:04Key binds like jump, switch mode, sprint, and edit should be easily accessible.

05:09Using paddles or playing with a claw grip can significantly enhance your performance.

05:15Even if you don't use paddles or claw grip,

05:17ensure your binds are set up for quick and efficient access.

05:21That's a wrap on the best controller settings to dominate Fortnite Season 4.

05:26Implement these tweaks to boost your game and stay ahead of the competition.

05:30Drop a like if you found this guide helpful,

05:32and don't forget to subscribe for more Fortnite tips and tricks.

05:35Now, get in game and show off those skills.

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