If you're looking for something to do this weekend, then look no further than Weekend 2 of Battlefield 6's open beta. This time, the beta is totally free to take part in, so if you want to see what all the hoopla is about, then now is your chance. Oh, and you'll be able to help contribute to EA's challenge of causing $1 trillion in damage to help unlock a skin.
That said, if you haven't taken part in the previous Battlefield 6 beta, or if you're jumping back in because it was that good and feel like something is off when it comes to the game compared to past Battlefield titles, you're not alone, as many gamers have noticed the same thing. Fortunately, there's a simple solution to all this.
As first spotted by MP1st, and as first shared on social media by Florian Le Bihan, the principal game designer on the upcoming Battlefield, by simply multiplying the level of sensitivity you had in previous titles by a factor of two, you'll be able to recreate that same feeling in-game.
Le Bihan also encouraged players to mess around with the Uniform Soldier Aiming settings in...
