Скачать или смотреть HOTAS, Joysticks, Mouse & Controllers vs Virtual Xinput Devices in Battlefield 6

A TL;DW for you:
Joysticks using d-input are bound to server tick rate (as per dev at 15:47).
I recommend using x360ce for ease of setup (but don't minimize it) or JoystickGremlinEX if you can handle some complexity. A comparison of xinput solutions starts at 12:56.
My suggested suggested controller curves for joystick-as-xbox-controller are linear or dynamic.
Most recent patch (late November) has improved controller input latency even more, while fixing joystick input is not in the pipeline at all yet.

Let me know what I'm doing right in these videos, and what I'm not. Haven't tried long-form video before so still learning what parts of a monologue to keep in, vs none of it.

Chapters:
00:00 Preamble & Introduction
00:58 Joystick Binding in Battlefield 6
01:34 Stages of Grief
03:22 A Possible Solution
04:41 A Quick Terminology Primer
04:58 Input Latency vs Total System Latency
05:28 Polling Rate
06:15 The Millisecond
07:00 Testing Rig
08:37 Test 1: Trigger Click to Jet Cannon Flash (30hz)
09:45 Test 2: Median to First Flash of .44 (60hz)
10:15 Test 3: Apache Push to Crosshair Pitch (30hz)
10:45 Test 4: Pitch to Stealth Jet Aileron Motion (30hz)
11:15 Test 5 & 6: Push to Nightbird Pitch & Twist to Nightbird Yaw (30hz)
12:01 OS Tests via every utility I could find
12:56 Polling Rates Per Axis by App
13:49 Click to Bang in Training Grounds (60hz)
15:47 A Real Answer
17:28 Human Factors
17:54 Speed and Accuracy vs Fun Factor
19:08 Free Look will spin you out
19:29 Free Aiming & self-guided rockets
19:54 Could You Get Banned? (No. Probably.)
20:49 A Final Word

Other titles: HOTAS, Joysticks, Mouse & Controllers vs Virtual Xinput Devices in Battlefield 6
Battlefield 6: The State of Joysticks - The Good, The Sad and the Ugly
Why Your Joystick Feels Wrong in Battlefield 6 (and a bit on how to fix that)