Not sure why Steam has to keep taking over things that really shouldn't be its responsibility. But in this case, it seems to work, albeit in a rather unintuitive way. However I have to say, I really dislike the Steam controller settings thing overall, it is just way too confusing, especially when you have to do all sorts of rejiggering to get it to work on games that have native xinput support which shouldn't need any settings at all. When I set it there, it feels just like it used to for me. When I first went in to the setting, the sensitivity slider was nearly half-way up, but there is a little divider line near the lowest position that seems to be much closer to what it should be set it. Anyway, this seemed to work the best for me. Others may be able to advise best settings for. If this isnt enough, you can adjust the stick inputs in the app itself.
#Change switch joystick sensitivity manual#
This will give more control from the manual input to the sticks. Simply unscrew top section as far as possible then tighten up the lower part to secure. Ryzen 5600X, AM4, 6 Core 12 thread - Nvidia 3070 founders edition. As a start, adjust the threaded/knurled top sections on both sticks. You will probably need to increase the sensitivity of your controller in all areas to near maximum after applying this fix, whereas before, your sliders were probably set to minimum or near minimum. I think it is in the Advanced settings for the right stick, but I can't remember exactly. A setting of 0 makes the stick less sensitive. You can also turn it down through the steam controller settings, which you can open from within the Prey controller menu as well.
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