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Best Fortnite Sensitivity for Xbox to Improve Accuracy


In the last guide, I showed the best settings for PS4. If you play on PS4, make sure to check it out, Best Fortnite PS4 Sensitivity.

On the Settings Page, we only need to deal with the following 4 options.

Controller Sensitivity X: 6

Controller Sensitivity Y: 6

Controller ADS Sensitivity: 0.45

Controller Scope Sensitivity: 0.60

The Controller Sensitivity X and Y should be obvious to you. It is the general in-game sensitivity when you're not aiming at any opponent or object. My recommended settings are 6.
Even though most people keep both X & Y sensitivity to the same, some may choose to keep it different.
But I'll recommend using the same settings, it is just better this way.

The next to important sensitivity setting for your Xbox is ADS Sensitivity and Scope Sensitivity.
When it comes to ADS sensitivity, this comes into play you're aiming with a weapon. You'll prefer it to be lower than your general sensitivity so that you can hit the enemy accurately. I'll recommend it to be somewhere around 0.50. I prefer to keep it on 0.45 on my Xbox.

The last important settings is the Scope Sensitivity. As the name indicates, it is used when you're using a Sniper Rifle or some other scope weapon. Once again, you need to keep it to a low value for higher accuracy. My recommended scope sensitivity is 0.60.

I'm already used to these settings so they work well for me. But if you have a hard time adjusting to these settings, better switch to your original settings or some intermediate value and learn to get used to it.

Do let me know if these settings help you out. If you like to play different configurations on your Xbox, do tell it so that other users can be benefited.
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