Xbox one controller dead zones

I completely agree. I notice this on Shadow of Mordor (Windows 7 64-bit). It's an excessive amount of dead zone. I also compared this with my xbox 360 controller. The dead zone on the xbox 360 is smaller (better) than on the xbox one controller. And the
360 controller I tested is brand new (less than one hour of use).

Bought several Xbox 360 controller (after a while all got a "dead zone problem",character/camera moving by itself).

So far,only got one Xbox one controller.

It's the controllers the dead zones are too low.

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Controller dead zone settings may vary between different games and platforms due to individual design preferences and development approaches. Although some games allow you to adjust the controller's dead zone, not all offer this option.

The controller dead zone can affect the sensitivity and response of the controls in a game. Some game developers may prefer to set a specific dead zone to ensure a balanced and consistent gaming experience for all players. Allowing universal dead zone adjustments could affect the original intent of the game design.

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The problem I think your describing is a dead zone it happens to controllers over time from use some games have settings where you can adjust the settings of dead zones witch may fix the problem some games do not have these settings which for a real fix
if you have warranty on your controller I would send it in, or to go get a new one. But if you cant I would recommend looking in your game settings and seeing if you can adjust your dead zones.