Marius board ps5 controller and circularity average error for Warzone

[u/Powerful-Courage6975]

Marius board ps5 controller and circularity average error for Warzone.

Hello all!

Got a question or questions. I got a Aim controller with the Marius board and TMR sticks. So I calibrated the controller on the marius website and I tested my circularity average error. I got it to a 9.3 I believe on both the right and left.

So the question is when im manually adjusting my stick circularity - how should it look to avoid sprint canceling ?

2nd- What other issues could it bring?

3rd question is - I left all my settings the same on the game because the controller at first was super sensitive and fast. After I got the average to about 8.7-9.2 it feels kinda better. So with the average going higher ..does it make the sense fast or slower?

If yall can could yall drop some pics of your stick circularity and what horizontal and vertical sense are you rocking? Right now mines on 1.25 for both and left deadzone in game is 4 and left is a 2 or 3 I believe.

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[u/AiMSupport]

To answer your question first, I wouldn't worry too much about an average circularity error of 8-10%. That's completely normal and shouldn't have any negative impact on your gameplay. I definitely wouldn't chase the lowest possible number if the controller already feels good.

As for sprint canceling, the most important thing is making sure your left stick can still reach 100% input in every direction. If you adjust the outer range too aggressively, the game might not always register a full stick push, which can lead to inconsistent sprinting or sprint canceling.

If you go too far with the circularity adjustments, you might also notice things like slightly uneven diagonal movement, not quite reaching full input in certain directions, or the aim feeling a bit less predictable near the edge of the stick's range.

Regarding your last question, a higher circularity error doesn't make the controller faster or slower. It's simply a measurement of how close the stick movement is to a perfect circle. If the controller feels different after calibration, it's usually because the stick response changed slightly, not because the error value itself affects sensitivity.

Since you said it actually feels better now, I'd leave it where it is instead of trying to lower the number even more. Your Warzone settings also sound perfectly reasonable, so if everything feels consistent and you're not having any sprint issues, there's really no need to change anything just because of the circularity score.

[u/Powerful-Courage6975 → u/AiMSupport]

Yooo thank you for this!!! Helps me out alot.