What's going on guys this is your motivation guide. That's right your friend the one and only keep Alan butchercrunch army. Hope you guys are having a fantastic day. Today we're going to be discussing something super important for all of you controller players out there which is your sensitivity and settings. We need this one. Season 4 has an insane new meta with a variety of new playstyles right so in this video today we're going to be giving you all the information that you need to fit your settings and sensitivity to exactly that and maximize your performance. Speaking of improving on controller right if you looking for some extra help to improve yo you got to check out insta pro over at proguys.com where you can have a pro player help you out with one on one coaching any time of the day this is crazy on our website. Okay we've got some of the best players who are always ready to help you out so make sure you go and you take a look. Butchercrunch army is about that time where you at it's time to sit back relax and grab some of my favorite candy. What is that? It's that butchercrunch and let's get this going. One of the raging debates among the controller community as you already know is linear versus exponential. Everybody has their preference you know when it comes to this and honestly it has the community pretty split. Here in exponential work in two different ways on one hand we have exponential which increases the speed of your cursor exponentially aka very fast. As you move it further away from the center and then we have linear which increases the speed in a linear way basically correlated directly to how far your stick is from the middle. So when it comes to being the best on controller we recommend sticking to linear. Exponentials a bit too fast pace man especially for most players and it's really hard to be consistent and close rings with it as opposed to linear which is obviously isn't perfect. But it's generally good for most situations. Some of you may like exponential better which is cool. In which case you should obviously use it but for the majority it's just safe to say linear is going to work best. Alright now moving on from that we're going to get into sensitivity. Now sensitivity is really over complicated. It's really just best to keep things simple when it comes to finding your perfect sensitivity. So what we recommend doing for sensitivity is this picking your starting point directly and making slow small adjustments to it until you get that one sensitivity that just hits the spot. It could take two changes or it could take 20 I've been there but this is by far the simplest and most consistent way to find your sensitivity alright here we go. Make sure your use advanced option setting is on as well as we're going to get pretty spicy with this stuff okay. Alright here we go. Starting off just make sure that all of your extra boosts and unnecessary settings are turned off. Head up to your main sensitivities and just start them at 40% for X and Y and 2.0 for your building and adding sensitivity multipliers then simply just hop into some 1B1s and just really just spend some time just free building alright and just go through the process of adjusting it and see if you feel really comfortable. Another form of sensitivity that's worth noting is your ADS sensitivity. One controller ADS is obviously pretty important and the process is going to be pretty similar to your usual method for finding a sensitivity. Set your ADS sensitivity to 15% and simply hop into your favorite A-map or cores and just adjust it like how you would with your normal sensitivity. Until you feel both comfortable and confident with it this process might take a little bit longer right but it's absolutely worth the time okay. Another huge debate among the controller community is whether it's best to use the claw grip to use paddles on the back of your controller or just simply play with the normal grip with the normal controller. Alright I'm going to be totally honest with everybody alright it's really up to you. When it comes to both cause and pure efficiency using claws probably going to be your best bet. If you don't want to bother using claw and you just want to keep in price effective I get it you may struggle a little bit more to reach a high level but non claw on the normal controller is still an option okay and if you're willing to dish out a decent amount of money for the best overall experience then paddles might be your best choice. This obviously really comes down to a lot of factors so our biggest piece of advice is really just to pick one option and just stick to it. Try and avoid switching between them a lot and just pick the one that you're comfortable using long term okay. If you do that then this shouldn't be much of an issue for you. So another setting that's absolutely critical for controller players is your dead zones. Dead zones are pretty simple to really figure out and really shouldn't take you too long okay so to determine your dead zones we recommend trying to get them down as low as you possibly can without stick drift. So set your dead zone to 5% and just keep going up solely until you don't feel any more stick drift which is basically your crosshair moving on its own. Some of us might be fine around 6 or 7% while some might have to go up to 12 to 15 before it feels good. So let me just say it is like keep this as low as you can without feeling any drift. Alright guys so real quick before we hop into your binds make sure to check out proguys.com if you're looking to improve where we actually have on demand coaching from pro players it's really crazy. Our Vibrary View Service which can really save you time and help you improve faster is so dope. You guys gotta check it out it'll take you to the next level our coaches help you with everything from game sense to mechanics to settings and so much more check it out when you can. Alright moving on to what a lot of you guys are probably waiting for we've got your controller binds. Now just like a lot of things your binds really come down to your own preference but what we can do is give you some recommendations and tips to make your binds as good as possible you guys ready? Alright here we go. First off the biggest thing that you want to do with custom binds is to make sure there's just no delay in your editing meaning you don't have to hold down circle or another button to start your edit and also make sure you're using double edit binds so that you can be as fast as possible. One of the most common double bind combinations for controller players is less stick to start the edit and right stick to confirm or the other way around confirm edit on release as popular as it is really just isn't the best option for controller players especially without easy it is to use double bonds. Second make sure that these settings are all long when it comes to your binds. And councils reloading off sprint by default on vibration off build immediately build your pro on enable foot controller off. These are all intended for different reasons but these are pretty much all the settings for controller players that should absolutely have on or off. Alright third up make sure your binds include every action that you can perform. What I mean by this is that you know a lot of us have settings that don't allow us to do certain things like repair and other seemingly small actions right. Sometimes you'll see a prompt when you're missing a setting that says something along the lines of hey you need to attach this to a bind but it won't always be that way. So just make sure that your binds allow you to perform a reaction. If you have paddles on your controller we strongly recommend using one paddle to jump so you don't have to take your thumb off your right stick to jump and just using your other paddles for switch mode so it's easy to switch between your bills and edits fast. On claw you have a lot more flexibility so you can just try to experiment and just adjust everything a bit more than non claw players. Finally alright another thing that we like to mention is that when it comes to settings we strongly recommend looking at the settings of some pro player to see you know if they do anything different than you do. Obviously pros are the best of the best I get it so it's worth looking at you know what they do and not really copying it but really just taking inspiration or just seeing if they do anything that that might fit you. So if you ever feel like you're struggling you can search something like Pro Controller Bonds or Pro Controller Settings and try out some stuff that you find there. You never know what you might find guys and using a setting or two that you can learn like from a pro player maybe exactly what you need and don't forget that you can always have one of our Pro Controller coaches on proguys.com who can give you guys tailored advice and settings that really cater to you as a player. So that's going to be all for today's video but I want to do a recap alright start by determining your preference between linear and exponential. We recommend linear but you should use whichever you like better than using the starting point method to find your best sensitivity. Then optimize your dead zones to be as low as possible without drift set up your binds and settings using the things that we discussed and really just feel free to check out some pro players binds and settings for inspiration if you feel like you're stuck at any point okay. Alright guys once again this is your motivation. I was born and motivated you that's right I was born to help you get to the next level man. I don't own this game but also in life. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and once again make sure to check out proguys.com to find your coach to really really help you and make sure you like the video sub to the channel and bunch of crunch on me where you at. Keep eating that bunch of crunch and let's get this going.