It turns out that Battlefield 6 may be messing with the aim of PC users playing on mouse and keyboard. Thankfully, by adjusting a few settings, you should be able to improve your ability to hit your shots in EA’s massive military shooter.
This process was first widely publicised by Battlefield 6 content creator TorbisXD on X, who messed around in the settings to discover three options that were impacting his ability to hit shots while aiming down sights.
Here’s the fix. First, go to your Mouse and Keyboard settings, then go to the Controls sub settings menu at the top under the Infantry section. Once there, turn Uniform Infantry Aiming off for now, as this’ll allow you to alter several other aiming settings linked to it.
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With Uniform Infantry Aiming turned off, scroll down to the Zoom section of the Controls menu and you’ll see an option called Zoom Transition Sensitivity Smoothing. Turn this off. Then, re-enable Uniform Infantry Aiming. For the final step, you’ll see an option called Zoom Sensitivity coefficient right below Uniform Infantry Aiming – turn this to zero.