How to Check Stick Drift in Modern Warfare 3

Sledgehammer Games allowed players to test and debug stick drift in MW3.

Stick drift is the worst scenario for any shooting game fans. Wrong input can make your way around a nightmare and completely ruin the gameplay.

However, there are some solutions if you don’t want to go too far with buying a new console heavy hammer They instead try to fix it by putting together a solution to the game.

Here’s everything you need to know about Modern Warfare 3’s anti-stick drift settings.

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How to Find Stick Drift Mode

Players can find the stick drift setting under “Controller” in the settings menu. At the bottom of the menu is a section titled “Dead Inputs” where the stick drift settings can be accessed.

On the right side of the screen, the game displays an image of the left and right sticks as well as both triggers. All four can be changed depending on the needs of the console.

Where is the stick deflection test done?

The first option for dead zone settings is the “Stick Dead Zone Test”, where the game allows the player to freely move their sticks and see the exact location on the map. Depending on which side needs support, this map can be translated into a minimum or maximum that needs to change for that stick.

There is no map of the control buttons, but these settings can be found under the same drop-down menu. This time there is a graph for both triggers that can be changed depending on how much pressure the player wants to apply.

Default dead zone input

Before you start changing settings, it’s important to note which setting starts with which number Each slider has a specific number that corresponds to a controller with no stick drift. If you change your settings to something you like, here are the default settings to get you back on track

• Minimum number of left sticks: 10
• Max left stick: 99
• Minimum right stick: 10
• Right Stick Max: 99
• L2 Button Dead Zone: 13
• Totzone der R2-key: 13