Battlefield 6 players on PC are experiencing some frustrating issues when playing with a PlayStation 5 controller. The issue has been acknowledged by a Battlefield 6 developer, who claims a fix is on the way.
Although Battlefield 6 has seemingly managed to avoid any game-breaking issues, players are still reporting smaller bugs that Battlefield Studios will hopefully work towards fixing in the coming weeks and months. For example, the Battlefield 6 bug that allows players to ride drones into the sky is still causing chaos for players, with no fix announced.
Some players have reported that Battlefield 6 on PC has major issues with deadzones on PlayStation 5 controllers, which is making micro-adjustments while aiming particularly difficult. Battlefield 6 combat developer Julian Manolov has responded to the problem, claiming, "we have a low level compatibility issue with the Sony controllers on PC right now - the "deadzones" you feel (it's actually 10% stick range cut), being applied before the deadzones support of the game itself." According to Manolov, the developer is working to fix the problem in a future Battlefield 6 update.
Manolov also points out that the issue shouldn't be happening with an Xbox controller, so those...
