right thumb stick moves too fast any way to change settings

It took me a while to adjust, but now that I have, a regular Xbox controller doesn't feel right after spending a couple weeks with the Elite 2.

I'm using the middle thumb stick tension for both thumb sticks. For my right thumb stick I changed the settings from Default to Instant. I have the left thumb stick set to the middle tension as well with the settings at Smooth.

Update: I found out the issue. Apparently, when I move my left thumb back on the controller, I tend to accidentally hit the left stick to the right, which apparently is too fast for the flight sim to register, so it just makes ailerons stuck right. To fix
this issue, I have to be more careful when moving my left thumb and I should be fine. Also Microsoft, if you read this, this flight sim is full of bugs and you should do tons of fixes on them.

Y is jump, b is crouch, A is grab stuff and or use, X not sure lol, right thumb stick click punch and RB change weapons, LB is use use crafted items. Left thumb stick move. then LT RT is for driving.

I've been playing Black Ops with 10 sensitivity. I'm sure I could hold a mouse and aim better, but my right thumb is adjusting quickly. The controller is has very fast response, almost too fast for a thumb. Ms you could give us more than slow/fast on the
sticks. Give use like slow/medium/fast/very fast. I'm not sure it's all in the controller, maybe some of it is the game developers.

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On topic, I would also love to be able to disable/unmap my knife button, too many times I've been in a firefight and push just a little too hard on the right stick and have my guy swing his knife out stopping me firing and getting me killed.

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As I said way up near the top, switch to tactical! It moves the knife button to 'B' which is kinda out of the way on the controller and now you use the right thumb stick to go prone or crouch. You'll like that better because you can still shoot in the process
if you accidentally hit the thumb stick too hard.