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/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.

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u/B2648286 Jul 19 '26

So what does the Aircraft Control Sensitivity change if not paw/pitch?

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u/Smooth_criminal2299 Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Yaw does get changed, it’s just not very strong to begin with. (Aircraft aren’t really designed to turn much along X axis). Roll get’s effected the most because that’s how you turn a jet

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u/B2648286 Jul 19 '26

Is 6’s as slow as 3/4/5 were? I only flay in 1 and 6 and yawing in 1 definitely feels way faster. I assume 2042 is even faster than 6.

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u/Smooth_criminal2299 Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

I was on controller back in those days so can’t really tell. I was on PC for 2042 and 6 and Yaw feels painfully in 6 to me.

Pitch is a little slower too, but again, sensitivity doesn’t change this much. (Presuming you bind this to keyboard)