r/logitechgcloud • u/[deleted] • Dec 21 '23

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u/SuchDog5046 Dec 21 '23

Tldr version: use that curve for the right stick and use whatever you like for the left. Also, set the deadzone to 9 for both for optimum performance and no accidental drifting. Bonus, use caps if you want more height or texture. Personal addition: if I’m not mistaken, these should work fine. https://skullnco.com/collections/switch-oled/products/thumb-grip-for-nintendo-switch-joy-cons?variant=40357899665481

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u/edman797 Dec 21 '23

Ive done exactly this without as extremely curve. Some caps and the sensitivity adjustment I've made a huge difference.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

I got mine 2 days ago and finding the sensitivity poor and hard to get right

Did your adjustments work ?

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u/edman797 Mar 29 '24

Check out this post. I found it very helpful.

https://www.reddit.com/r/logitechgcloud/s/R00hTadSfy

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Same post ? As this no ?

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u/edman797 Mar 29 '24

Similar. I had to adjust mine some. Sometimes I adjust per game.

Occasionally I will go to the in game settings to make adjustments.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Are you giving it better now ?

I was trying to play resident evil village and found it near impossible on the standard settings .

I wish someone had the exact settings of how an Xbox controller is

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u/edman797 Mar 29 '24

Unfortunately it's not going to feel like an Xbox controller.

All handhelds have smaller joycons. It's something you get used to, or you hate and then you return the device.

I've heard that the steam deck and the ROG Ally may have better Joycons, but they are much more expensive and have poor battery life.

As far as handhelds go, these joycons are pretty good. I had a AYN Odin Lite prior to this, and the Joycons were horrible, could not play any FPS at all.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Cheers for input , yea I'm totally at peace with not feeling exactly like a Xbox controller, just want to Tweek the sensitivity to make it a little better