DualSense Edge Tips for Battlefield: REDSEC + Console Settings

Battlefield's free-to-play battle royale redec is finally here and I want to help elevate you to the winner circle. Here are some tips to help optimize your Battlefield Red SEC experience. And if you stick to the end, I got some exclusive console settings that may shorten the learning curve if you're new to Battlefield or Battlefield's BR Red. All right, let's jump right into it. On your Dual Sense Edge controller, go to your profile. Create a name specifically for this. Go to custom button assignments. Me personally, I like to assign circle to my left back pedal and X to my right back pedal. Now, you can switch it if you want to, but I feel more comfortable jumping with the right back pedal and drop shoting with the circle. For your left stick sensitivity, I like to put this on quick cuz most games don't, if any, allow you to change the left stick. By doing this, [music] you can make sure that you have the quickest response when it comes to turning and finding your opponent. Now, when it comes to your right stick, right now I have mines on default because the Battlefield in-game settings are so complex because you got stick curs of BF1, BF4, all these different types of battlefields. So, right now, I have it on default. But [music] if you do want to change your Dual Sense Edge controller, I recommend using precise because it allows you to have a nice slow and steady aim when trying to track your target. Now, for your trigger dead zone, since we have a Dual Sense edge that we're working with, we want to shorten the trigger stops on our controller and make the range go from zero to one. That way, we have the quickest response possible. [music] Now, if you see here, I'm going to demonstrate how long it takes to get from one to 100. You can see how long that delay is. By shorting it down to one to where the blue area is at, you get an instant response and you can take down your opponent. You want to do this for the left and the right. [music] Or you can just go to the top where it says apply same settings for L2 and R2 and just check that and it'll do the same thing for both sides. Now for vibration intensity, this is preference. I have it right now I had it set to off, but if you really want that immersive experience like you really in the battlefield, you can leave it on strong and get that full experience. And same thing goes with the trigger effect intensity.