I don’t know if I ran across a bug or if this is how you guys intended the look acceleration to be, but I noticed yesterday something very weird about how the look acceleration works. I was testing out different sensitivities because it was getting me mad that every time I’m scoped in with the battle rifle on target, once they shoot me and cancel my scope I immediately lose control and my look acceleration is somehow maxed out. So that’s what led me to testing it out. So what I did is I put my look acceleration to 1, and I spun around not scoped in and seen how long it took to reach the full acceleration, and it accelerated normally as expected. But then this is where I noticed something very weird and explained why I was having these aiming issues in battle. So I scoped in and spun but stayed scoped in just for a second and scoped out while continuing to spin, and in doing that my acceleration was maxed out immediately once I scoped out, and actually felt like I was spinning faster then when I tested the acceleration with out scoping in at all, as if suddenly the acceleration max speed actually increased which just doesn’t make any sense. Btw what I mean about spinning is just holding the right anolog stick to the right to see how long the look acceleration takes to reach full speed, and by doing that obviously cause your player and your screen to spin. But I guess what I’m trying to get at is I think you guys should look in to a way of matching the look acceleration with aiming sensitivity, because right now it is out of whack. That just make no sense how if I scope in and hold right on the the right analog it will go based off my sensitivity, but if I keep right held and let go of the scope I’m immediately maxed out in the look acceleration speed and seemingly looks like I’m even faster then what I would be if I never scoped in and just had right held on the right Anolog stick. I hope I’m making sense because a lot of my buddies been saying that there’s something off on the aim but they can’t quite put there finger on it and I believe I just had found out why we feel this way and what needs to be fixed.