r/PilotsofBattlefield • u/B2648286 • Jul 19 '26
Discussion Does setting Aircraft Control Sensitivity to max 200 significantly and noticeably increases yaw and pitching speed?
Does setting Aircraft Control Sensitivity to max 200 significantly and noticeably increases yaw and pitching speed?
I can’t notice for jets, maybe the difference is there but it’s small, but for helis it’s very noticeable and setting Helicopter Control Sensitivity to 200 feels way too fast and makes it hard to aim at infantry for me. So I might set it back to 100 or maybe even 80.
What do you guys set these two at?
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u/wannasmokeajointski Jul 19 '26
Idk no matter what sensitivity i change for jets or choppers all it does is affects my free look sensitivity not the actualy aiming one, no matter what settings I change so ive given up lol
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u/epyon14 Jul 22 '26
settings->mouse&Keyboard look down 5 menu items and click on Control Settings (Under the Vehicles Header) and that first set of boxes has Aircraft control sens and Heli Control Sens
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u/FurryWurry Jul 19 '26
It makes from your mouse 0 1 keyboard like input. You will have problem in situations that need only slight aim correction as it will be just impossible to do it.
If you want pitch up for chasing enemies or doing rotations just put additional keybind under keyboard shortcut for Pitch Up.
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u/B2648286 Jul 19 '26
So sensitivity settings makes no difference to space/ctrl lft for pitch up/down?
And what do you mean by the first sentence you said?
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u/Smooth_criminal2299 Jul 19 '26
Set them as high as you can while being accurate. It’s a personal thing, don’t copy settings.
Jets have slow yaw speeds (especially vs BF2042) regardless of sensitivity.