I run Gyro ON 24/7 whenever applicable such as in Fortnite, Deathloop, and now MW2. Unfortunately, there are some things IW needs to fix in MW2 with Gyro but its still decent implementation. But nowhere near as good as Fortnite or even God Of War Ragnarok.
I treat Gyro Aiming much like a mouse. It controls the majority of my aim while I have Flick Stick turned on for simply recentering of my screen--in the case of MW2, my right thumbstick sensitivity is maxed at 20.
Now the catch to pulling this off better is Acceleration settings--something MW2 does not have unfortunately. Simply, Acceleration increases your sensitivity for when you tilt the controller faster for bigger movements. This maintains the steady, precise aim of small movements but allows you to also have larger range of motion to snap on to people around you without completely needing to use the right stick. Very useful system especially so you can free your right thumb up for other actions but also snap on to targets even faster and more accurately.
Heres a vid of me using Gyro on all the time plus the settings are at the end of the video:
P.S. - also MW2 is bugged right now with its Gyro Aim where the "range of motion" or natural sensitivity is tied to frame rates. Pretty stupid but just make sure youre on 120 HZ if on PS5.
Seeing how I already have a Crunchyroll subscription, I would do this if it were discounted as a bundle. Hopefully Funimation and Crunchyroll are consolidated soon though. That would definitely drive the value more. Seeing how Anime is a massively popular genre in many parts of the world (U.S. is still not as popular yet though), this would be a smart move to attach a choice for subscribers and drive increased subscriptions for those anime services. Down the road, they should definitely look into including a bundle that is PS Now though. Sony needs to start getting their numbers up for that service if they want to compete more aggressively against Gamepass.
If there were a bundle that includes PS Now, Anime, and of course PS Plus at an appropriate price annually, I would definitely take it as it would be solid value for me. I also think it's an appropriate time for Sony to get more aggressive with its subscription service. Currently, that would be $220 annually for what each charge individually ($100 for CR and $60 for PS Now and PS Plus separately). Make that bundle something like $170 annually for all 3 and then for maybe the PS Now and PS Plus combo, do $100. And for CR and PS Plus, do (hopefully) $140. Offer a discount to lock people into the annual plus pull them into more of your services (for example people who have PS Plus and Crunchy now are enticed into PS Now).
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (a relative equivalent that includes Gold and Game pass) is $180 annually or $15 a month. So doing a bundle that beats that price would be killer to say the least. Just as long as the content keeps improving of course.
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Re: Modern Warfare 2 Stealthily Adds Gyro Aiming on PS5, PS4
@Korgon doesnt need to be subtle aiming only.
I run Gyro ON 24/7 whenever applicable such as in Fortnite, Deathloop, and now MW2. Unfortunately, there are some things IW needs to fix in MW2 with Gyro but its still decent implementation. But nowhere near as good as Fortnite or even God Of War Ragnarok.
I treat Gyro Aiming much like a mouse. It controls the majority of my aim while I have Flick Stick turned on for simply recentering of my screen--in the case of MW2, my right thumbstick sensitivity is maxed at 20.
Now the catch to pulling this off better is Acceleration settings--something MW2 does not have unfortunately. Simply, Acceleration increases your sensitivity for when you tilt the controller faster for bigger movements. This maintains the steady, precise aim of small movements but allows you to also have larger range of motion to snap on to people around you without completely needing to use the right stick. Very useful system especially so you can free your right thumb up for other actions but also snap on to targets even faster and more accurately.
Heres a vid of me using Gyro on all the time plus the settings are at the end of the video:
https://youtu.be/vlC2yVa9LWI
P.S. - also MW2 is bugged right now with its Gyro Aim where the "range of motion" or natural sensitivity is tied to frame rates. Pretty stupid but just make sure youre on 120 HZ if on PS5.
Re: Rumour: Sony Planning More Expensive PS Plus Option That Could Include Crunchyroll
Seeing how I already have a Crunchyroll subscription, I would do this if it were discounted as a bundle. Hopefully Funimation and Crunchyroll are consolidated soon though. That would definitely drive the value more. Seeing how Anime is a massively popular genre in many parts of the world (U.S. is still not as popular yet though), this would be a smart move to attach a choice for subscribers and drive increased subscriptions for those anime services. Down the road, they should definitely look into including a bundle that is PS Now though. Sony needs to start getting their numbers up for that service if they want to compete more aggressively against Gamepass.
If there were a bundle that includes PS Now, Anime, and of course PS Plus at an appropriate price annually, I would definitely take it as it would be solid value for me. I also think it's an appropriate time for Sony to get more aggressive with its subscription service. Currently, that would be $220 annually for what each charge individually ($100 for CR and $60 for PS Now and PS Plus separately). Make that bundle something like $170 annually for all 3 and then for maybe the PS Now and PS Plus combo, do $100. And for CR and PS Plus, do (hopefully) $140. Offer a discount to lock people into the annual plus pull them into more of your services (for example people who have PS Plus and Crunchy now are enticed into PS Now).
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (a relative equivalent that includes Gold and Game pass) is $180 annually or $15 a month. So doing a bundle that beats that price would be killer to say the least. Just as long as the content keeps improving of course.