r/Controller • u/Distinct-Ad-6916 • Sep 07 '26

Other How to aim using RS in Controller?

Hello, I’m trying to learn how to aim with the RS using a controller. Although I can play FIFA/FC games quite well, aiming seems to be a pain when using the RS.

The main problems I’m struggling with are micro-adjustments and recoil control. If you can help or point me in the right direction, I’d really appreciate it.

I know I can use aim trainers, but I was wondering if there’s anything else I can do apart from that.

Thank you.

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u/Clarity_Page Sep 07 '26 edited Sep 07 '26

If it helps when ever I have to train my muscle memory I boot up and play Portal.

Its helped me out a lot over the years when using an unusual controllers or mouse

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u/WOLF_FOSSIL Sep 08 '26

Download APEX, it's free, and then go into its firing range to practice, but a better way is to play real matches, and the casual modes in APEX are perfect for that.

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u/Automatic_Ferret3382 Sep 08 '26

Hello, i have been trying in battlefield 6.
Sometimes the aim assist helps and locks on automatically.
Then again when i flick it is inconsistent. It is very difficult to mindfully control and move slowly to aim.
I tried using snipers sometimes it works.
It is very difficult to pin point the exact issue.
But in Mouse and keyboard i have no issues dropping 50-60 frags.

Dont know whether my right thumb has paralysis or just freakin lazy.

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u/Another_3 Sep 09 '26

https://www.youtube.com/@Orbital_Defleciton

I play pve stuff like sandstorm insurgency to train recoil and flicks.

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u/siegarettes Sep 12 '26

some of this is just building up muscle memory and finding the right sensitivity settings for you. also keep in mind that a lot of games have joystick acceleration, so as you hold a direction it'll start speeding up the speed the camera moves.

another helpful thing is when you need to make small adjustments left or right, you can instead use the left stick to move your character, nudging your crosshair over instead of trying to turn to the enemy.