4-3 Linear
The stick turns at one steady rate from the center to the edge. Easy to control.
- Look sensitivity4
- ADS sensitivity3
- Response curveLinear
- Look deadzoneNone
- Movement deadzoneSmall
The controller settings most good players start from, plus PC and console video settings for Season 31. Copy them, then fine-tune in the Firing Range.
Controller
Pick one, play a few matches, then change one thing at a time.
The stick turns at one steady rate from the center to the edge. Easy to control.
Slow near the center, faster at the edge. Small aim moves feel easy.
Advanced Look Controls: you set every speed yourself. A common start:
Look turns your view. ADS turns it while you aim down sights.
How fast you turn as you push the stick further.
A deadzone is the part of the stick move the game ignores.
ALC replaces the simple settings with your own numbers.
Many pros set yaw and pitch to 500 and keep ADS speed low. Go up in small steps.
Two layouts that make movement easier on a controller.
Crouch moves to the right stick press. You can slide and aim at the same time.
Jump moves to L1 / LB. Your right thumb stays on aim.
More FPS and a clearer view. Your graphics card decides the rest.
Video
Set to Low or Disabled:
Since Season 20, Apex runs at 120 FPS on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
A good start is Look 4, ADS 3, Linear response curve, Look deadzone None and Movement deadzone Small. If Linear feels hard, use Classic.
No setting removes recoil, but some make it easier to pull down. Use a low ADS (2 or 3), the Linear curve and a small Look deadzone, so small pulls on the stick stay precise. To remove recoil on every gun, Apex Script does it for you.
Look sensitivity 4 and ADS sensitivity 3. Look is your turning speed, ADS is your speed while you aim down sights.
Linear gives the most control and many pros use it. Classic makes small aim moves easier, so it suits new players.
Use ALC when you want to set every speed yourself. Start with the simple settings, then move to ALC and change one number at a time.
Most players use 104 to 110. A higher FOV shows more around you, a lower one makes enemies look bigger.
Use a 120 Hz display with an HDMI 2.1 cable, turn on Performance Mode in your console settings, then choose Performance mode in the Apex video settings.
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