The best controller settings for Apex Legends

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Apex Legends is an extremely competitive and challenging battle royale first-person shooter that has remained popular three years in. The game encourages players to pick whatever control method works for them, and thankfully, almost everything can be customized.

Controllers are often looked down upon by PC gamers, as a mouse is typically a more reliable aiming method. The controller has fans, from console die-hards to enemies of the keyboard, and their mapping options are still important and viable.

While some tips will improve performance on the controller in Apex Legends, the best way to find the perfect build is through trial and error. These tips can help players pull off common strategies and improve their game.

Apex Legends players simply must be able to aim while jumping, and it's far too important to give up. By rebinding the jump button to the front left bumper (R1 or Rb), players can mash their jump while keeping a thumb on the sticks.

Jumping while firing keeps the player harder to hit and makes a quick escape more plausible. Keeping the jump command on one of the face buttons is a largely untenable strategy.

Controller players will often be faced with the opposite advice given to their keyboard and mouse. A perfect example is how the controller players will need to handle crouching and aiming.

Crouching is best set to hold in keyboard situations, but controller players should use a toggle. Again, this is all about keeping a thumb on the right stick so that players can aim while crouching. With toggled crouching, they can also mash crouch while aiming to make themselves harder to hit.

Aiming, on the other hand, should be set to hold. Toggle aiming works fine with the right mouse button, but controller players want to