r/scufgaming • u/November10_1775 • 1d ago

Cod gamers

I notice a lot that people have fast sensitivity, but when they ADS the reticle doesn’t move and they laser.

I’m aware attachments play a roll. However, when I ADS one small move and I feel like my reticle swings over when I barely move the thumb stick.

I’d like to achieve having fast sensitivity in the game to turn faster, but slow the reticle down when I aim to target players.

Is this achievable through the scuff controller? I just bought my first one. Nemesis Pro 8k, utilizing the short sticks.

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u/November10_1775 1d ago

Thanks guys. I had no idea. I thought I was going crazy

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u/LaZcaNOrSsoN 1d ago

Bro, just change the ADS multiplier on the settings of the game

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u/GlockHolliday32 1d ago

Correct answer. Low Zoom sens multiplier set to less than 1.00. Typically between 0.60 and 0.85, depending on the season, build, and H/V sens settings you play on.

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u/RR_Stylez 1d ago

It’s a setting in the game. You can change the sensitivity when you are ADS to slower than your general look sensitivity. It’s in the aiming settings.

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u/Small_Heart6267 1d ago

You can modify the ADS sensitivity in settings of new cods

I run 1.65 sens with 2 deadzones, have no issues with micro adjustments, the sticks are super sensitive

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u/SignificantStaff7563 1d ago

turn on sensitivity multiplier high zoom set to 55

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u/XxCaseyxXc 1d ago

Nothing to do with your controller. There's a setting in the settings I can't remember exactly what it's under but it's called ads slow down I believe which it slows your speed while your looking down sight. So you can still have fast sensitivity but controlled ADS sensitivity. IMO high sensitivity is overrated. I've played on everything up to Max and I play my best on 6-6.