Sensitivity Settings—The PS5 Meta

Start at Sens 4–6: Out of 10, this range balances flick speed and precise tracking.
Low Dead Zone: Increases stick response, but stop before you get stick drift.
Turn Off Motion Blur: For maximum clarity and minimum distraction.

Paddles: Assign melee/jump/slides—keep right thumb on aim at all times.
Trigger Stops: For semi-auto weapons and faster reactions, especially in sniping.
Stick Curves: “Linear” for arena, “dynamic” for battle royale. Fine-tune for each title.
Profile Swaps: Switch between profiles on-the-fly; train on both for meta flexibility.

Top 2025 picks:

Always review update patch notes—devs sometimes shift curve and assist models!

Warm up in aim lab/training range before playing ranked.
Watch a pro VOD once a week; mimic their sensitivity and button layout for a week-long comparison.
Focus on crosshair discipline (head/chest level) every match.
Log what curve or mapping landed most duels.
Rewatch clutch rounds—note button or angle mistakes, then tweak.

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Q: Should I use the tournament presets?
A: They’re a great starting point—iterate for your hands before ranked streaks.

Q: Is vibration a plus for accuracy?
A: Lower or off results in the best aim, unless you use it for reload or damage cues.

Q: Will pro VODs always help my skill?
A: Yes, especially for meta curve/sens trends and unusual button layouts.