The best controller settings for Battlefield 6 Beta

The most traditional input throughout the life of the battlefield has always been the controller. although Battlefield 6 Most Playerbases will fight the mouse and keyboard on the PC and the full support on the console, and will fight the controller in your hand. Due to the popularity of controllers, Battlefield 6 offers a wide range of input settings, including some brand new options that have never been seen in the franchise.

Trying to browse all available controller settings can be a bit daunting, so if you want to set all available controller settings correctly and go straight into the action, we'll cover it for you. Below, you'll see a list of each of the main controller settings in Battlefield 6 and what those settings should use.

The best controller presets on the battlefield 6

For beginners, you need to enter the Settings menu of Battlefield 6, which is done by pressing the COG icon at the top of the screen. After setting it, go to the Controller section on the left side of the screen.

This will bring you a large picture of the current controller layout. Here you can choose Edit Presets or Edit Settings. Selecting Edit Presets allows you to simply browse all six available controller scenarios and determine the buttons you want to assign to each of these scenarios. You can also “Edit key boundaries” by clicking “Edit Preset”, which allows you to individually change each key key in a specific controller scenario.

While you can customize everything to your liking, the easiest way to use the following presets is to use the following presets:

• Controls: default
• Button: Substitution

By using the “Overall” button preset, you can swap some key actions on the controller. The alternative preset makes it your melee button now assigned to the B/Circle, and your Crouch/Prone button has been assigned to the correct joystick on the Soldier controller scheme. This has always been the most popular way to play first-person shooters, but of course you can switch it back to the default if you are used to it.

However, you really don't want to switch to the default settings in the Vehicle and Aircraft schemes. By swapping them to “override” presets, you can change the left joystick to turn left/yaw instead of moving backwards. This makes it easier to control aircraft and ground vehicles in Battlefield 6 and should cause you to crash less quickly.

Other scenarios can also be set to “Overall” button presets, but they are not that important.

After switching presets, you can now press Edit Settings to launch you into a brand new section of the controller options.

Best control settings on the battlefield 6

After you click Edit Settings, you can click Control Settings in each different section. Specifically, you want to click on the control settings in the Infantry section, as this changes how the character moves, aims, and shoots in Battlefield 6.

In the Infantry Control Settings menu, you can change the target sensitivity, field of view, AIM Assiss, and general motion settings. This is the most important setting and what should be set:

Purpose

• Infantry Target Sensitivity: 30-40
• Vision: 105-110
• Scaling sensitivity coefficient: 133
• Infantry Target: 100
• Infantry Aim Assisted Slowdown: 100
• Infantry Aim Auxiliary Zoom Snapshot: 100
• Soldier AIM Input Curve: Linear (unless you are from a previous battlefield game, in which case, choose any of your comfortable games)
• Stick input acceleration preset: Standard
• Aim left/right acceleration: 25

move

• Infantry sprint: Click
• Double-click forward sprint: sprint or auto-print (auto-print board has less control, but easier on your hands)
• Sprint: Click the left joystick
• Crouch Toggle Sprint: Stand
• Vault on Sprint: ON
• Slide: No one
• Crouch Slideshow: All
• Double-click the crouching slide: ON

Soaring

• Infantry Weapon Zoom: Keep
• Zoom: Personal preference
• Stable range: Maintain
• Stable range: Click the left joystick
• Vertical target: 48-50
• Infantry zoom purpose sensitivity: 90
• 1.25x zoom target sensitivity: 90

other

• Interaction and Reload: Priority Interaction
• Skip recovery: Keep
• Request Recovery: Keep
• Reversal demolition fee
• Installation Breakthrough: Instant
• Interaction: Close

You can also browse all other control settings sections (ground vehicles, transport vehicles, aircraft, etc.), but they are all set as the best choice by default.

The best controller adjustment settings on the battlefield 6

Finally, if you keep scrolling down the Control Scheme menu, which is where you can access all the individual control settings sections, you will find a section called Other. In this section, select the Controller Adjustment option.

Here you can set all controller Deaders and vibration settings. These settings are always critical for pinning in FPS, so check out the general options you should use below:

Controller vibration

• Vibration: OFF (unless you personally enjoy enabling it)

Controller left stick

• Center deadzone: 10 (works based on the controller's stick drift)
• Axial deadzone: 15
• Maximum input threshold: 100

Controller right stick

• Center deadzone: 10 (works based on the controller's stick drift)
• Axial deadzone: 15
• Maximum input threshold: 100

Controller trigger

• LT DeadZone: 0
• LT maximum input threshold: 100
• RT DeadZone: 0
• RT maximum input threshold: 100

Unless you actively use these features, the controller adjusts the gyroscope and flick settings in the menu without any confusion.

This way, you now have all the best controller settings used in Battlefield 6. These settings may change after the game starts, and the community has time to find the best values, but for the moment, you can easily fight these settings without worrying about things with the controller.