Problem with Analog Stick Sensitivity

im having issues with the left analog stick sensitivity. the left analog stick isn't sensitive enough so in order to run i have to move it all the way and the controller shell is cutting into the plastic of it.

Mine is set at 60 I always liked high sensitivity btw turtle how are the analog sticks on the ds4 compared to the xbox analog sticks? Did you get used to the position of analog sticks on ds4?

I too am having a problem with the analog sensitivity. I have always played my games on the lowest sensitivity setting. Now on xbox one I can no longer enjoy my games. This is a very big problem in driving games. Even when I turn each games in game sensitivity
setting to the lowest possible option I still can not bare the sensitivity of the analog sticks. I really don't know why xbon one shipped without a master analog sensitivity option. I am sure gamers would love to be able to tweak the sensitivity of the controller
for all games! If it is too sensitive for myself, a gamer for my whole life, how is my non gaming girlfriend supposed to play anything?

Might be a controller issue. Very used controllers tend to get the analog to stick a bit to one direction. Try to Roll both Analog sticks to sort of unstick and recenter the analog sticks. Or better yet replace the controller for a new one. Mine sometimes
get stuck a bit to the right and my character looks to the right very very slowly.

In MW3 try to adjust the look sensitivity to the lowest possible setting. If then your character slowly looks upward to the sky then i guess the analog sticks need repair. Adjusting the sensitivity to a higher setting will make your character look up to
the sky way faster than the lower sensitivity settings. This is a clear sign of old controllers that needs replacment. If ever your controller is still new then hopefully you can exchange it for a new one.

It is smaller but the main thing that is taking getting used to is the increased sensitivity of he analog sticks as compared to the 360 controller.