sensitivity feels different on same 2 device
I have the same problem on the iPad Pro 11" M2 (A2759).
Before this iPad Pro 11" M2, I played on an iPad Pro 11 A12 (A1980) for 2-3 years without ever needing to change the sensitivities, as the ADS feel was perfect: slow for small movements and fast for large movements with the "horizontal swipe acceleration" option enabled, without separating the camera and ADS sensitivities.
With the iPad Pro M2, which I've been using for about 2 years, I've experimented with many sensitivity settings to achieve a good feel, with or without separating the camera and ADS sensitivities, with or without "horizontal swipe acceleration," and in TPP mode. I've tried everything, and it is difficult to be precise during small movements.
When you realize that the camera is too fast for precise small movements with the finger, the procedure is to reduce the sensitivity to gain precision. However, this decreases the comfort of use without completely solving the problem of excessive speed. For players who use only their fingers for ADS, this is very annoying. By reducing the sensitivity too much, you no longer have enough control to compensate for weapon recoil or track a moving enemy, especially at long distances or with x3, x4, x6 scopes, making precise tracking even more difficult.
Personally, after trying everything for 2 years and spending a lot of time adjusting settings, I've lost the joy of playing. I've returned to my old iPad for a week now, and the difference is notable: I regain pleasure and precision with the screen.
I believe all generations of iPad Pro equipped with M processors, regardless of screen size, have this problem. This needs confirmation from other experienced players not using the gyroscope.
Before this iPad Pro 11" M2, I played on an iPad Pro 11 A12 (A1980) for 2-3 years without ever needing to change the sensitivities, as the ADS feel was perfect: slow for small movements and fast for large movements with the "horizontal swipe acceleration" option enabled, without separating the camera and ADS sensitivities.
With the iPad Pro M2, which I've been using for about 2 years, I've experimented with many sensitivity settings to achieve a good feel, with or without separating the camera and ADS sensitivities, with or without "horizontal swipe acceleration," and in TPP mode. I've tried everything, and it is difficult to be precise during small movements.
When you realize that the camera is too fast for precise small movements with the finger, the procedure is to reduce the sensitivity to gain precision. However, this decreases the comfort of use without completely solving the problem of excessive speed. For players who use only their fingers for ADS, this is very annoying. By reducing the sensitivity too much, you no longer have enough control to compensate for weapon recoil or track a moving enemy, especially at long distances or with x3, x4, x6 scopes, making precise tracking even more difficult.
Personally, after trying everything for 2 years and spending a lot of time adjusting settings, I've lost the joy of playing. I've returned to my old iPad for a week now, and the difference is notable: I regain pleasure and precision with the screen.
I believe all generations of iPad Pro equipped with M processors, regardless of screen size, have this problem. This needs confirmation from other experienced players not using the gyroscope.
