in game camera

Hi ,

If i start a game of Battlefield or Titanfall (all games actually) , and do not touch the controller my player slowly aims at the floor ! This makes aiming impossible as i'm constantly having to point controller up just to stop it pointing to the floor!

Anyone else had this problem and know a fix ?

cheers

j

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In game camera

Playing Dead Rising 3 and I'm in the garage the right thumb stick camera works fine until i leave the garage and then it stops working can't rotate at all i tried starting a new game worked for about 2 minutes then stops again. I there a fix for that??

 

Web Cam

xbox live vision camera. eb games?



http://www.ebgames.com/xbox-360/accessories/microsoft-xbox-live-vision-camera-used/63676

 

Titanfall has an option to turn on drift guard which may help a bit. Haven't really experienced any similar issues in BF.

Have you updated your controller?

 

I tried to update controller but it requires a USB charger pack , which i don't have !

ps- playing on xbox one

 

Not sure what a USB charger pack is, but didnt the xbox one come with a micro USB cable? If it didnt anyone will fit. Costs about $5 to buy one.

 

Sounds like your analog sticks are drifting. I went through a lot of controllers on 360 with that problem.

 

@x24hours2livex

to update controller on xbox one the pad has to be connected to the console. A normal USB will not fit into xbox one pad!!!

I suppose i could just buy this :
www.amazon.co.uk/.../ref=sr_1_1

no guarantee this will work though.

hmmmm , what to do?

j

 

@bstn617 - did you have to buy a new pad then? Was it covered in your Warranty?

this sux

j

 

BF4 and a Broken controller... yup, those words go hand in hand...

sounds like you have the typical analog stick drifting... not much you can do and TBH, not sure if it is covered as they will say it is like that due to abuse and rage

 

@Rock um any micro usb charger will fit. Ive got like 6 of them laying around.

 

If you have a smart phone or digital camera with a USB charger, that should be compatible with the controller.

 

OK , updated the controller (forgot about the micro USB on front of pad!) , still the problem persists!

I will try another pad from a mate and see if that works, if so i know it's a pad problem not a console one.

Thanks for all the replies

j

 

@Rockman Your controller should have a 90 day warranty I think.

If it's over 90 days you have to deal with it or buy a new controller.

The only other option is the option I used after replacing many controllers on 360 and that involves a soldering iron and the Xbox police will not let me say more