Minority Mindset

If you’re a long-time Battlefield player, you’ve probably experienced this: you jump into the game after an update and something just feels off. Your shots aren’t landing, movement feels awkward, and you’re losing fights you’d normally win. The developers are always making small adjustments to the game, and often these changes affect controller settings. What worked perfectly last season might now be hindering your performance. Thankfully, Battlefield’s recent updates to controller settings are a major improvement for both console and PC players using a gamepad. The developers have listened to player feedback and addressed issues with how responsive the game feels and how aim assist works. These aren’t small fixes – they’re significant changes that can drastically improve your gameplay. From faster response times to more consistent aim assist, the game now feels more natural and dependable. To stay competitive, it’s important to understand these changes and adjust your settings. It’s time to move beyond the default settings and create a controller configuration that truly helps you win.

On December 4th, Twitch banned RaKai for what they called “illegal activities.” The platform initially displayed a two-year ban, but Twitch later clarified this was just an error.

The Video Game History Foundation recently discovered the original source code for the unreleased game Xcavator 2025, with the blessing of the late developer’s family. Created by Incredible Technologies – the team known for arcade hits like Golden Tee Golf and Big Buck Hunter – the game was turned down by publishers in 1991 and has remained lost until now.

Players on Reddit expressed a lot of disappointment with the game’s port. The biggest problem was noticeable input lag, making the game difficult to play. Another issue was that it was capped at 30 frames per second. This was especially frustrating for fans because the game can run at up to 120 frames per second when played on the console while docked.

The trailer received a lot of positive feedback, and viewers quickly started discussing what they saw. One popular observation was a potential new feature – the ability to drag and revive fallen teammates. This is visible at the 0:42 mark, showing a soldier being pulled to safety while still shooting. Currently, this mechanic isn’t available in the game Hell Let Loose, suggesting it’s a new addition for an upcoming update.