Once you are on that level that you think you need some small adjustments for specific things, start testing these settings in small doses, with small tweaks here and there, until you find what's perfect for you. We will not give you the exact advice here because ALC settings are highly personal and it all depends on some little details that will work better for different players. These settings allow you the fine-tune every single detail when it comes to your view, and while it might look complicated at first glance, actually each one of them is quite well explained, so you will know exactly what you are changing, but you won't know how that actually feels until you try it. These are advanced settings, which we don't recommend testing until you are comfortable enough with the basic settings.

Vibration: Off (on if you like immersion, but your aiming will drastically improve without it) Advanced Look Controls(ALC).

Look Deadzone:В Small (prevents view drifting, helps with aiming).

Response Curve: Classic(Linear can give you a smoother movement experience, while the fine aim is good for when you play with the sniper, but overall Classic is the best).

Optic ADS Sensitivity should usually match the one you have for look Sensitivity (ADS), but you can also keep it default as well.

While some players like to play with lover settings (2 or 3), in general, that's more preferable for when you play with a mouse because you have space to physically manoeuvre with your mouse, but with the controller, you don't have that luxury and often time you can be to slow if you put it lower.

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Apex Legends Movement and Aiming settingДЄs controllers have aim assist, you should maximise that advantage you have over mouse/keyboard players and that's why we are here going for a bit higher sensitivity settings. Menu Cursor Speed should be generally fast which will allow you to quickly go through the menu, but not too fast because you sometimes you can miss something.

You don't want your fingers to accidentally click. Trigger Deadzones should be generally low, and while many players love to put them to 'none', which means they will be ultra-sensitive, we generally think that the Default is probably the best for this one. Holding the buttons for Aim and Crouch is pretty much standard, it allows you to quickly return to the normal state without needing to double-tap. Putting Interact/Reload on tap allows you to be more time-efficient.

Interact/Reload Button: Tap to Use and Reload.The main idea is that you are trying to minimise moving your fingers from sticks as much as possible, especially during the combat, when it is the most crucial. The main differences are where your Tactical Ability and Jump are, and if you are not using Jump that much while playing, then Button Puncher is probably the best for you because it puts your Tactical Ability on LB, and the other way around, use Evolved if you are jumping constantly. While Button Layout mostly comes down to personal preferences and Legends you are playing, top Apex Legends players are recommending Button Puncher and Evolved, mostly because Crouch is on your right stick which allows you to crouch without moving your thumb from the stick. Apex Legends Button Layout Best controller preset With all that in mind, let's take a look at what are probably the best controller settings for Apex Legends players. Give it some time and proper testing until you feeling comfortable with the new settings, and then you will see if they are good for you or not. Also, keep in mind that often people need some time to get used to changes and new settings because it will feel differently.

Xbox controller layout