Sensitivity Control Settings in BGMI
‘The real battle starts before you enter the battleground.’
Every gamer interested in Battle Royale Online Video Games or other games wants to have that ‘perfect’ win. Complications come in when the control settings aren’t favorable, more than the game not proceeding the way you want. If one has the proper knowledge of sensitivity settings, then he can at least deduct the device/layout/control problems from his end. Then, all he’ll need to focus on will be how to proceed with the game.
In this blog, we’ll be discussing Sensitivity settings, types of Sensitivity settings in BGMI, and Favorable settings for good control!
What are Sensitivity Settings?
In any game, you’re given the option to change the Sensitivity Settings by the developers to improve your experience as a gamer. These settings can be used to adjust the angles of the camera & the sensitivity of the weapons you’ll use in Battlegrounds Mobile India. There might be possible different configuration options in games other than BGMI, that’s why we’re covering more blogs on Sensitivity Settings of games like Free Fire Max, Call Of Duty Mobile, etc. Changing these sensitivity settings according to your convenience or according to other famous players will help you improve your aim & provide a better view while playing.
Types Of Sensitivity Settings in BGMI
Although there are inbuilt settings set by the developers for the new users it’s always better to change the sensitivity settings to provide you with a comfortable & top-notch experience. You may experiment with changing the Sensitivity Settings in the following five areas to experience improved gameplay:
- Camera Sensitivity (Free Look)
- Camera Sensitivity
- ADS Sensitivity
- Gyroscope Sensitivity
- ADS Gyroscope Sensitivity
Now, let’s have a look at these sensitivity settings in detail:
1. BGMI Camera Sensitivity(Free Look) Settings: Free Look is the eye icon you can see on your screen while playing that can be used to see what’s going around us without moving from the current position and giving opponents our location info. This feature can be used to provide a third-person perspective which is needed to see the character & while driving for a better view. There are two other modes- first-person perspective(camera) and camera(Parachuting). It’s usually preferred to keep the percentage of the three modes the highest.
Settings with Percentage
3rd Person Camera (Character, Vehicle): 300%
1st Person Camera (Character): 300%
Camera (Parachuting): 300%
2. BGMI Camera Sensitivity Settings: The camera sensitivity settings are used to increase/decrease the movement speed of the camera angle. The gamers can experiment with this feature to improve their view while playing. If the settings are proper, you can rapidly spin around to fire and more. Although you need to change the sensitivity settings as per your gameplay experience, you can adopt the following settings for the start:
- No Scope: 130–140%
- Red Dot, Holographic, Aim Assist: 65–70%
- 2x Scope: 33–45%
- 3x Scope: 24–32%
- 4x ACOG Scope, VSS: 23–27%
- 6x Scope: 15–19%
- 8x Scope: 10–15%
3. BGMI ADS Sensitivity Settings: ADS stands for Aim Down Sights which is frequently employed in first-person shooters. These settings come into play when players make use of their weapons or iron sights. These sensitivity settings play a huge role in controlling recoil & transferring aim by swiping their thumb or finger on the screen. As per the standards, most players follow the following sensitivity settings for the ADS:
- No Scope: 130–140%
- Red Dot, Holographic, Aim Assist: 65–70%
- 2x Scope: 33–45%
- 3x Scope: 25–32%
- 4x ACOG Scope, VSS: 23–27%
- 6x Scope: 15–19%
- 8x Scope: 12–15%
4. BGMI Gyroscope Sensitivity: The sensitivity settings of the Gyroscope in BGMI are quite important especially if you wish to play like the pros in Tier 1 tournaments. The players who tend to play with gyroscopes usually tilt the devices to transfer their aim and control recoil. If you enable the Gyroscope settings, it can assist players to improve their response speed, aim, and recoil control in BGMI. We can recommend you some sensitivity settings if you are just getting started.
- TPP/FPP No Scope: 300–350%
- Red Dot, Holographic, Aim Assist: 300–350%
- 2x Scope: 300%
- 3x Scope: 180–240%
- 4x ACOG Scope, VSS: 180–210%
- 6x Scope: 80–100%
- 8x Scope: 50–70%
5. BGMI ADS Gyroscope Sensitivity: ADS Gyroscope Sensitivity settings are usually helpful for players using the gyroscope sensitivity settings. These settings only get activated when the player uses the gyroscope to aim down sights in BGMI. If you’ve just started exploring the sensitivity settings, you may adopt these numbers until you figure it out yourself.
- TPP/FPP No Scope: 300–400%
- Red Dot, Holographic, Aim Assist: 300–400%
- 2x Scope: 250–350%
- 3x Scope: 180–240%
- 4x ACOG Scope, VSS: 190–250%
- 6x Scope: 80–120%
- 8x Scope: 50–100%
These are the prominent sensitivity control settings available for exploration in Battleground Mobile India(BGMI). Although, we’ve provided you with some numbers but try to use these only for some time because these sensitivity settings work differently for different individuals. Once you’ve developed a better understanding of the game, you should try exploring & deciding the sensitivity settings for yourself. With time, you’ll ultimately find the perfect settings for you!
How to change Sensitivity Settings?
Step 1: Install BGMI on your smartphone
Step 2: Tap on the arrow sign at the bottom-right corner at the BGMI homepage
Step 3: Select ‘Settings’
Step 4: Tap on the ‘Sensitivity’ option
Step 5: Here you will get all the sensitivity settings — Camera sensitivity (free look), Camera sensitivity, ADS sensitivity, Gyroscope sensitivity, and ADS Gyroscope Sensitivity
In this series where we discuss the sensitivity control settings of various Battle Royale online video games, we have already discussed the sensitivity settings of Free Fire Max. You can read that too if you want. Next, we’ll be discussing the sensitivity settings of Call Of Duty.
Keep reading & stay tuned for more such informative blogs.
Until then,
Live It For Gaming!
