Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 1: Here’s How Console Players Can Improve Their Aim to Bag Victory Royales

The new chapter 4 that Epic Games’ Fortnite brought was packed with new content. Players are feasted to numerous new features like the Ex-Caliber rifle and the Shockwave Hammer. But, console players are feeling something off while playing the new chapter.

For console players, aim assist is a crucial component. It is a bit harder to aim with a controller compared to PC gaming. And to balance the difference out, aim assist was introduced. The Fortnite console community is facing an issue where they feel the aim assist is not working properly after the new chapter 4 update.

Tips to improve the aim in Fortnite Chapter 4

Many players are facing this difficulty regarding aiming while playing the new Fortnite chapter. Even though few have claimed that their aim has increased, the larger mass feels the other way around.

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A reason that is causing this problem might be the new UI feature that was rolled out with the new update. So, how to fix it? It’s rather easy.

• Players have to go to settings and navigate to the Game UI section. Then select the newly added option, ‘Reticle and damage feedback’.
• Keep the reticle option on, as it is your crosshair.
• Keep the ‘Reticle ammo indicator’ also on.
• The main problem lies in the next two options. By default, the ‘Damage number’ is cumulative. This means that the damage that you deal on the enemy is shown as a tally of the damage that you dealt. Toggle this setting to list. Now, when you hit the enemy, it shows the real-time damage output instead of tallied numbers.
• Next, change the ‘Reticle damage feedback’ to off. Even though this is a helpful option that shows whether you hit the enemy’s armor or HP, this feature is somehow affecting the aim assistant. Thus, keeping it off is ideal. Then hit apply.                                                                      
• Finally hover over to ‘Controller Options’. Under ‘Advanced Sensitivity’, toggle the opinion of ‘Look input curve’. Change it to linear or exponential, whichever suits your comfort. 

Doing these steps most probably will solve the aim assistant issues that are felt by the community who uses consoles. Epic Games haven’t yet acknowledged this difficulty and players can hope that they will soon. 

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Did this tweak help you to solve the aim assist difficulties that you were facing on your consoles? Do mention other methods that can solve this problem under comments.