Fix Linear NONE DeadZone Stick Drift with these 3 ways in Apex Legends (get insane aim)

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Published on July 1, 2024 11:11:43 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4OdGE3Rn00

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Apex Legends (2019)

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note 1 : if you have bad aim, then contact me in discord and i can help you get good aim. this is my discord username : mahmood2030

note 2: this is an updated tutorial, as in the past i have done a similar video like this, but i didn't make it very informative like this one, plus i didn't include the third way in the old video

note 3 : the anti-deadzone buffer, will act as a wall/buffer/delay (not input delay), and this "wall" will actually protect you from the drift (by how much value you put in the anti-deadzone buffer setting inside steam input), and then (after your input passes through that wall) the anti-deadzone buffer will use the in-game deadzone speed (in this case it will use the deadzone speed of none deadzone, because you're using it without steam anti-deadzone, because if you use anti-deadzone with none deadzone it will be very bad and it will have so much drift "in my case". feel free to experiment none deadzone with steam anti-deadzone if you want) or the anti-deadzone buffer will use the in-game deadzone speed (small deadzone) combined with "steam input anti-deadzone" (only if you have already set a value in the anti-deadzone setting inside steam input) which will be like this : anti-deadzone buffer will act as a wall protecting you from drift and then it will use the in-game deadzone speed which is "small deadzone" however this "in-game small deadzone" is being altered by "steam anti-deadzone" so in the end it will use the speed of the in-game small deadzone combined with the value of steam anti-deadzone

Fix Linear NONE DeadZone Stick Drift
Fix Linear NONE DeadZone Stick Drift with these 3 ways in Apex Legends
Apex Legends Linear NONE DeadZone Stick Drift
Stick Drift fix

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