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Sensitivity.

Discussion in 'Metro: Last Light General Discussion' started by bo4, Feb 14, 2014.

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I felt that the max sensitivity was still to slow even all the way up I felt I wanted just a bit faster for more realistic speed.

#1 bo4, Feb 14, 2014
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You can adjust sensitivity in OS as well.

#2 Komodo Saurian, Feb 14, 2014
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If you play on PC you could try editing the user.cfg file in the game. There's a setting for sensitivity for both pad and mouse from what it looks like. I did that in Dead Space 1 and was able to bump it WAY past the default max, which made turning around quickly bearable.

#3 Frag Maniac, Feb 14, 2014

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